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First Meeting Minutes are required under Dutch corporate law following the incorporation of a new company. This document serves as the official record of the first formal meeting where fundamental decisions about the company's governance and operations are made and documented. The minutes must comply with requirements set out in the Dutch Civil Code and should be prepared with consideration of Trade Registry requirements. The document typically includes appointments of directors, share issuance confirmations, registered office establishment, and other key corporate decisions. First Meeting Minutes form part of the company's permanent records and may be required by various stakeholders, including banks, regulators, and future investors. The document is particularly important for demonstrating proper corporate governance and maintaining a clear chain of corporate decision-making from the company's inception.

1. Meeting Details: Date, time, location of the meeting, and type of meeting (physical or virtual)

2. Attendance: List of all attendees, including shareholders, directors, and any advisors present

3. Opening and Quorum: Formal opening of the meeting and confirmation that quorum requirements are met

4. Appointment of Chairman and Secretary: Recording the appointment of meeting chairman and secretary

5. Agenda: List of items to be discussed and decided upon during the meeting

6. Incorporation Confirmation: Confirmation of the company's incorporation and reference to the deed of incorporation

7. Board Appointments: Recording the appointment of initial board members and their acceptance

8. Share Issuance: Documentation of initial share issuance and payment confirmation

9. Registered Office: Confirmation of the company's registered office address

10. Bank Account: Resolution to open company bank accounts and appointment of authorized signatories

11. Closing: Formal closing of the meeting and signatures of chairman and secretary