till, he was heckled by a couple of shareholders, who shouted, "Get out, Ghosn," and another who stood up to question the pay, (demanding) that he share it with his workers.
They were a clear minority, and company's pay proposals won shareholders' (approval) without any trouble.
Unlike the U.S. and parts of Europe, Japan has not required companies to disclose executive pay until this year. And the move toward greater (transparency) in corporate governance has barely begun.
Some companies had reported executive pay voluntarily, but they were (rare). More common was the practice of reporting just the combined amount of money that board members received, (leaving) much to mathematical guesswork.