Actually, I think there’s a big difference between the 2 situations.
In henry’s compensation case, a motion provisions shareholders to grant him a compensation.
In creon’s compensation case, the primitive is a custodial grant, not a motion.
Legally speaking, the enforcement of no further action ensues from that point on.
However, creon operation was successful and must be rewarded according to the conditions under which shareholders knowingly provided the 1st part of the grant (1NBT) back in Jan’.
So, it is highly reasonable that shareholders should vote for this grant to complete the compensation (499 NBT)