"One time, it was precious, but from the tone of those people just now, it seemed like the matter was quite serious."
"Indeed, having veto power is indeed significant, but utilizing it also means that there are some costs involved."
"Costs? What costs? Does it require sacrificing one's own shares?"
"It's not about shares. Our company stipulates that the term for each president is five years, and no one has the right to dismiss the president within these five years. However, once the veto is used, this five-year privilege is forfeited, meaning, the dismissal could happen anytime for various reasons."
"So it's essentially trading one's position for veto power?"
"Not necessarily, because dismissing a president must adhere to strict guidelines. Meaning, once I use the veto, I have to be extremely cautious during my remaining term. I absolutely cannot give anyone any leverage against me; otherwise, my position would be untenable. That's the situation."
