If a director commits a breach of fiduciary duty, the shareholders have the inherent power to remove the director from office by a majority vote.

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Shareholders generally have the power to remove directors from office for breaches of fiduciary duty or other reasons, typically by a majority vote, as outlined in the corporation's bylaws or the applicable corporate laws.

If a Director Commits a Breach of Fiduciary Duty, the Shareholders