Shareholders against at between by for from in out over to up with the British fashion house Burberry are against at between by for from in out over to up with in arms about a proposed pay package against at between by for from in out over to up with its CEO. They rejected a resolution against at between by for from in out over to up with the company's annual general meeting to provide newly-appointed CEO Christopher Bailey against at between by for from in out over to up with a multi-million-dollar remuneration deal. The vote was 52.7 per cent against at between by for from in out over to up with the resolution. Executives proposed to hand Mr Bailey a $12.3 million "golden hello", an annual salary of against at between by for from in out over to up with to $17 million and shares worth up to $33 million against at between by for from in out over to up with 2018. The share package has been called a "golden handcuffs" arrangement to stop him against at between by for from in out over to up with joining a rival company in the next few years. He will also receive add-ons against at between by for from in out over to up with pensions and performance bonuses. Burberry chairman Sir John Peace defended the package. He said he was "disappointed" and would talk against at between by for from in out over to up with shareholders. He said: "I want to understand why they felt so strongly to vote against." He said the packages against at between by for from in out over to up with Bailey and his predecessor Angela Ahrendts were to keep "world-class executives" against at between by for from in out over to up with the company. Under Ms Ahrendts' guidance against at between by for from in out over to up with 2006 and 2014, the company's sales increased to against at between by for from in out over to up with $3.4 billion, and shares gained more than threefold against at between by for from in out over to up with $12 billion. Peace pointed against at between by for from in out over to up with that many companies around the world would be willing to pay Mr Bailey a lot more. He added that Bailey was "worth every penny". Bailey joined Burberry against at between by for from in out over to up with 2001 as Design Director and became Creative Director against at between by for from in out over to up with 2004.