A majority of Twitter’s shareholders have voted to approve Elon Musk’s $44 billion takeover. During a particular assembly of shareholders that lasted about seven minutes, stockholders accredited of two proposals: one to undertake the merger settlement with Musk, and one associated to how the corporate’s executives shall be compensated on account of the deal.

Both measures had been accredited, although Twitter will disclose the ultimate breakdown of votes “at a later date” when it recordsdata paperwork with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Though shareholders formally accredited the deal, which valued every share at $54.20, an in Delaware’s Court of Chancery will decide whether or not Musk is ready to terminate the settlement. Musk initially cited considerations about bots and spam as causes for ending the merger settlement, although Twitter’s attorneys argued he was really involved about The choose within the case that Musk will be capable of add claims raised by the corporate’s former safety chief turned whistleblower, Peiter Zatko, to his authorized bid.

Separately, Zatko testified at a Judiciary Committee listening to Tuesday, throughout which he shed new mild on his allegations that Twitter’s safety practices are a danger to the United States’ nationwide safety.