You have the ability to vote as the underlying shares for your direct index on Double are all purchased in your name.
That's great news! Thanks for the answer!
Great question! Keep in mind that ETFs in general are designed to NOT give you the rights to the underlying shares, or to vote as a shareholder. An ETF is a derivative, not an asset unto itself. It sounds like this product is mainly to allow people to invest in ETFs not into single tickers?