32. It changes language to clarify that a foreign corporation may consent to the use of a registered name by any corporation that is subject to the Maine Business Corporation Act, not just a corporation that is incorporated under the Maine Business Corporation Act;

33. It replaces language in the Maine Revised Statutes, Title 13-C, section 404, subsection 1 to conform to the model language of real name versus true name from current Title 13-A;

34. It deletes language requiring the address of the registered office on assumed or fictitious name filings and deletes a reference to fictitious name relative to using an assumed name in less than all locations of business;

35. It adds language to require additional information for a foreign corporation filing a fictitious name;

36. It deletes language requiring the address of the registered office on termination of assumed or fictitious name filings;

37. It adds language about the duties of a clerk taken from another section of the law. This change places all information about the clerk into one section;

38. It requires a resigning clerk to include as part of the filing, in addition to the corporate officer's name and title, the address of the officer to whom the notice of resignation was mailed. Additionally, it clarifies to whom the notice may be sent. The bill clarifies the language for changing the name of the current clerk and adds language about address requirements for the registered office and clarifies the signature requirements on any document that changes the clerk of the corporation;

39. It clarifies that series, as well as classes, can be specified in the articles of incorporation;

40. It provides that terms of shares may be dependent upon extrinsic facts and terms of shares may vary among holders of the same class or series;

41. It establishes that a board of directors may fix provisions of series, as well as classes;