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Title	Regulations Governing the Administration of Shareholder Services of Public Companies CH
Date	2013.04.11 ( Amended )

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Article 13
Article 14	The par value of stock certificates shall be ten New Taiwan Dollars.
Article 15	Subsequent to the printing and production of stock certificates, such stock certificates shall be sent to a certifying institution for certification in accordance with the Rules for Certification of Stocks and Corporate Bonds issued by Public Companies.
Article 16	Where the format of the stock certificates issued by a formerly non-public company are not in compliance with these Guidelines, such company shall print and produce new stock certificates in accordance with these Guidelines and commence replacement procedures within six months of the date of approval for public issuance. 　Where a company conducts initial public listing or OTC listing, such company shall send the stock certificates and relevant documents to the centralized securities depositary enterprise for checking of errors, and in case the printed stock certificates are determined by such enterprise to be non-conforming to the prescribed format, or its terms cannot be accurately determined, the company shall re-print and produce the stock certificates and commence replacement procedures; if there is no error upon such checking, such enterprise shall supply a certificate to that effect.
Article 17

Article 49
Article 49-1
Article 49-2	These Regulations apply mutatis mutandis to any primary exchange-listed (or OTC-listed) company or emerging stock company as defined in Article 3 of the Regulations Governing the Offering and Issuance of Securities by Foreign Issuers. The par value per share of a primary exchange-listed (or OTC-listed) company or an emerging stock company may be determined in accordance with the laws and regulations of the country of its registration, and is not subject to the restrictions of Article 14. When the laws and regulations of the country of registration of a primary exchange-listed (or OTC-listed) company or an emerging stock company contain no provisions for a book closure period, then the convening of a regular shareholders meeting or a special shareholders meeting or a decision to distribute dividends, bonus or other benefits may be carried out in accordance with the laws and regulations of the country of its registration, and are not subject to the restrictions of Article 41.
Article 50	These Guidelines shall come into effect on the date of promulgation.