/voʊt baɪ ˈprɒksi/ – Phrase
Definition: việc biểu quyết bằng cách ủy quyền, việc biểu quyết thông qua đại diện.
A more thorough explanation: Voting by proxy refers to the practice of allowing someone else to vote on behalf of an individual at a meeting or election. The person voting by proxy is authorized to cast votes on behalf of the absent individual, typically through a written authorization or proxy form. This allows individuals who are unable to attend a meeting or election to still have their vote counted.
Example: In the upcoming shareholders’ meeting, shareholders who are unable to attend in person may choose to vote by proxy by appointing another individual to vote on their behalf.