Disney told him to go away and Pelz even sought to embarrass Iger, claiming in a public filing with regulators that the Disney CEO tried to schedule a board meeting around plans "to sail his yacht off the coast of New Zealand." Eventually, sanity prevailed and the two parties resolved their differences, and Peltz retreated - but not for long. He returned in 2023 demanding a board seat and got told 'no', again, so he took the matter directly to shareholders in a proxy fight, gathering support from some other big shareholders and one big institutional holder - CalPERS, the Californian government employees fund and the largest of its type in the US with close to half a trillion dollars under management. Peltz has made a similar attack (and had some success) on the boards of major firms like Procter & Gamble, PepsiCo, and DuPont. But not Disney and the question is, did the Murdoch Family Trust with its large shareholding abstain or support Iger and the board?