GOVERNANCE
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Annual General MeetingsAn AGM is a meeting of the members of an incorporated association. A “member” is defined in a Club’s Constitution. AGMs are convened to conduct business required under the relevant Act. AGMs are required to maintain incorporation and must be held within a certain time period which is stated in the club’s constitution. The club’s constitution will state the rules and requirements for calling and conducting an AGM. Club’s Constitution may specify the ordinary business to be conducted at the AGM and may also specify rules for the ‘special business’ to be conducted at the end of the AGM. The business of an AGM is normally to:
Documents need to be prepared before an AGM is to take place. This includes:
Following the AGM, an incorporated club is required to lodge an annual return with the appropriate state/territory authority within the required timeframe. Failure to do so is a penalty under the Act and the Club is liable to penalty. For more information on these requirements please visit the relevant state/territory government website. Australian Capital Territory - Access Canberra New South Wales – Fair Trading South Australia - Consumer and Business Services Tasmania - Consumer, Building and Occupational Services Western Australia – Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety
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