Without prejudice to the provisions of articles R. 626-61 and R. 626-62, the director alone is competent to decide on the procedures for convening classes. He alone shall also be competent to decide on the procedures for the conduct of voting by the classes, with the exception of classes of holders of capital, which shall act under the conditions provided for in Article L. 626-30-2. If the Board decides, in particular, that voting should take place remotely or by electronic means, its decision may not be contested. The tellers for the class shall be the two parties affected who are the holders of the largest claims or rights in terms of the amount of the claims and the nominal value of the rights and who accept this role. The absence of scrutineers is not a ground for nullity.
Each affected party is informed of the draft plan, no later than ten days before the vote on the classes.