1. An SE's statutes may permit a company or other legal entity to be a member of one of its organs, provided that the law applicable to public limited-liability companies in the Member State in which the SE's registered office is situated does not provide otherwise.
That company or other legal entity shall designate a natural person to exercise its functions on the organ in question.
2. No person may be a member of any SE organ or a representative of a member within the meaning of paragraph 1 who:
(a) is disqualified, under the law of the Member State in which the SE's registered office is situated, from serving on the corresponding organ of a public limited-liability company governed by the law of that Member State, or
(b) is disqualified from serving on the corresponding organ of of a public limited-liability company governed by the law of a Member State owing to a judicial or administrative decision delivered in a Member State.
3. An SE's statutes may, in accordance with the law app
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