The North Dakota Proposed Amendment aims to introduce a new class of Common Stock within the state that will possess a 1-20th vote per share. This amendment intends to bring about changes in the corporate governance structure, allowing for more diversified voting rights among shareholders. Currently, under this proposed amendment, there aren't specific names assigned to different types of common stock classes with a 1-20th vote per share. Instead, the focus lies on creating this new class of stock with reduced voting power compared to existing classes. This would enable companies to offer alternative investment options and potentially attract different types of investors seeking a more modest influence on corporate decision-making. The main objective of the North Dakota Proposed Amendment is to foster flexibility in stockholder rights. By introducing a class of stock with reduced voting power, companies may extend opportunities for investment participation to a wider range of individuals or entities who may prefer to have lesser influence in the decision-making process. With this proposed amendment, companies incorporated in North Dakota would be able to create an additional class of Common Stock that grants shareholders voting power proportional to a 1-20th ratio in comparison to existing classes. The intent behind this amendment is to provide a platform for innovative corporate structures and investment opportunities, ensuring flexibility and adaptability in shareholder rights for companies operating in the state.