"If you think of all the things you could be doing, this is not something you would automatically chose," says Steinhoff's acting chair Heather Sonn, of serving on the group's board. She was speaking about the composition of Steinhoff's supervisory and management boards. She says that, according to PwC's investigation to date, none of the proposed board members have been found to be involved in alleged accounting irregularities. The meeting is now set to move on from shareholder questions. Later the shareholders will get to vote on board members and other matters.