Most people do.
Frankly, often the issue being voted upon has no material impact on unitholders. However, another issue on the voting ballot will be a proposal to introduce a performance-based fee to the Power Canadian Growth fund, which effectively would raise the cost of holding this already existing fund. Since that time, Dynamic had said they intended to merge the two funds since their portfolios are virtually identical. That makes sense, but while the stock picks are identical, the funds themselves have always had an important difference. Both funds have a management fee of 2 percent, but the Power Canadian fund tacks a performance fee on top of the standard annual price tag.