Sparrowhawk12
Regular
Basically what they're saying is that they have one HIN with all client holdings held in aggregate on that HIN.
You could contact them directly to ask whether they will allow voting on behalf of your holdings and to direct them in a certain way, but a lot of these service providers won't entertain it because it's too cumbersome for them to manage operationally, and they could just say sorry we don't allow voting on AGM resolutions (or they may charge a fee to do it).
Edit: But it's definitely worth asking them to make sure
I'm far from a lawyer, but there should be some requirement for Fund to vote, in best interests of fund members! maybe proxy to the Chairperson of the BoD?