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Association general meeting

The usual ordinary meeting, without the paperwork: each agenda item is voted separately and the minutes say how many members voted out of the roll, so you can check the quorum your statutes require.

Who it's for: Cultural, neighbourhood, sports, youth or any kind of association holding its yearly meeting.

No card · Opens already built in your editor

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  • Approval of the minutes of the previous meeting *
    In favourAgainstAbstain
  • Approval of the annual activity report *
    In favourAgainstAbstain
  • Approval of the year's accounts *
    In favourAgainstAbstain
  • Approval of next year's budget *
    In favourAgainstAbstain
  • Any other business
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When to use it

  • It's time for the ordinary general meeting: previous minutes, annual report, accounts and budget.
  • Some members can't attend and you want their vote to count the same.
  • You need each item's turnout to check the quorum your statutes require.

What's inside and why

One item, one result
Each agenda item is voted separately with In favour, Against or Abstain, and the minutes give each result.
Turnout in view
The minutes say how many voted out of the roll, «24 of 30», so everyone can check the quorum in their statutes.
Proxy votes on record
Whoever votes on behalf of another member says so when voting, and the minutes record it.

Tips to get the most out of it

  1. Check the quorum and majorities for each item in your statutes before calling the meeting.
  2. Import the member roll and hand out ballots early, together with the notice.
  3. Leave the budget for last: people vote on it knowing how the accounts turned out.

Frequently asked questions

Does it work for extraordinary meetings?

Yes: swap the agenda items for those of the extraordinary meeting; everything else works the same.

Do members need an account?

No: they vote with their ballot from the link, without signing up.

Are the agreements valid?

It depends on your statutes and the rules that apply to you: check them before relying on an online vote.