§ 6334 Director Inspection Rights

• •If you're a director of a company, you can look at all the company's papers and records whenever you want (as long as it's a reasonable time).
• •You can also check out the company's buildings and stuff they own.
• •This rule is there so directors can do their job properly and know what's going on in the company.

Imagine you're on the board of a small toy company.

You can ask to see all the company's papers, like how much money they're making or spending, and you can visit their factories or offices to see how things are running. This helps you make good decisions for the company.