Speaking of the legal battle, a court heard HYBE's argument for holding an extraordinary general meeting, and it was approved as expected, which starts the process of removing Min Hee Jin and two executives from the board of ADOR. This will inevitably pass because HYBE holds 80% of the voting power and it needs just 67% approval. The action follows Min Hee Jin's refusal to convene an ADOR board meeting willingly, likely because of what's about to happen in terms of her removal. Her argument for not agreeing was claiming the request to replace her was illegal and the auditor's request was outside of the scope of the audit, but HYBE says ADOR's articles of incorporation allow for their actions.