Tesla is asking shareholders to vote one other time on Elon Musk’s $56 billion pay bundle after a Delaware decide nullified the most important compensation plan in company America. 

In a proxy submitting printed Wednesday, the electric-car producer additionally acknowledged it could maintain a vote on shifting its state of incorporation to Texas from Delaware. Tesla is ready to carry its annual shareholders assembly on June 13.

The request comes days after information that Tesla would cut back its headcount by 10% globally, or about 14,000 folks. In a letter to stockholders, Tesla cited the necessity to fastidiously handle its assets for its resolution.

In seeking to re-ratify Musk’s 2018 pay bundle, Tesla argued that “company democracy and stockholder rights” are at stake, telling shareholders the court docket had “rescinded the pay bundle that an awesome majority of you voted to grant.”

A Delaware decide in late January threw out the share-based payout, calling it an “unfathomable sum” and unfair to shareholders. In her ruling, the decide accepted the shareholder attorneys’ argument that Musk personally dictated the landmark pay bundle in sham negotiations with administrators who weren’t impartial.

The ruling had some buyers anticipating that Tesla may revamp its governance, because the board had lengthy confronted criticism for not reining in its controversial CEO as Musk battled with advertisers and regulators.