Every company must keep records comprising copies of all written resolutions, minutes of all general meetings and the decisions of a sole member, for at least ten years from the date of the resolution, meeting or decision (section 355); the records are evidence of the proceedings when signed by a director or secretary (section 356); a sole member must provide the company with a written record of decisions that could have been taken in general meeting (section 357); the records relating to the previous ten years must be kept available for inspection by members free of charge at the registered office or inspection place, with copies on request, and the registrar notified of the place (section 358). Minutes of directors' meetings must likewise be kept for ten years under section 248.
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