; and (B) shareholder proposals that failed to be agreed to more than once. (2) The amount of fees that public companies paid to proxy advisory firms and persons associated with proxy advisory firms. (3) The source of funds with respect to payment of such fees. (4) The academic or professional qualifications of the staff members that provide proxy advisory services at proxy advisory firms. (5) The number of shareholder proposals that, if adopted, would require an issuer to violate a State or Federal law. (6) An estimate of the costs that issuers would incur if such proposals were adopted.