16/10/2007
Any change, even only a purely formal change, in the clauses of the by-laws of a company is considered to be an amendment to the by-laws. As a rule this competence belongs to the extraordinary shareholders’ meeting and the relevant decision must be written in the minutes by a notary public and then registered with the Register of Companies.The decision must be taken by a majority vote, any clause in the bylaws setting forth that unanimity is required to change the Memorandum of Association