Hi there ![]()
When I check the output of the result original_date_general_meeting in the BE template be_legal_company_information (legal docs), I would expect this to be giving me the original date of the General Meeting, in case this meeting is forwarded or postponed.
In case the GM is postponed, this just works as expected (can be checked with the output of the result brought_forward_or_postponed from the same template being postpone)
However, when the meeting is forwarded, the result original_date_general_meeting will be the same date as the actual date GM.
Clear example:
- date GM is set on 1/8/2026
- however, it gets forwarded to 1/7/2026
The output of these results are the following:
- date_general_meeting = 1/7/2026

- original_date_general_meeting = 1/7/2026
- this should be 1/8/2026
Again, this just works fine in case the GM is postponed, but not in the rare case of forward.
Can you have a look into this, and fix this (or give a workaround at least)? I see the normal date GM is an input with a default value, so I’d expect to only be able to trust on results…
Thnx