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Co-operative general meeting

Accounts, the use of the result and admissions are voted as separate items. Each member votes once from wherever they are, and if your rules weight votes, the minutes give the count by member and weighted.

Who it's for: Worker, consumer, housing, agricultural or service co-operatives.

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  • Approval of the minutes of the previous meeting *
    In favourAgainstAbstain
  • Approval of the annual accounts *
    In favourAgainstAbstain
  • Use of the year's result *
    Reserve fundReturn to membersA share to each +1
  • Admission of the proposed new members *
    In favourAgainstAbstain
  • Any other business
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When to use it

  • The yearly meeting has to approve the accounts and decide what to do with the result.
  • New members have been proposed and their admission is voted at the meeting.
  • Members are spread out and not all can come to the premises on the day.

What's inside and why

One vote per member
Each member votes once with their ballot; if your rules weight votes, paste the roll with each weight.
The use of the result, with clear alternatives
Reserve fund, return to members or a share to each, plus abstaining.
Admissions on record
Admitting new members is its own agenda item, with its result in the minutes.

Tips to get the most out of it

  1. Adjust the options for the result to what your statutes and the co-operative rules that apply to you allow.
  2. Send the notice with the accounts attached or linked before opening the vote.
  3. Keep the minutes at the end: they carry each item's count and the turnout.

Frequently asked questions

Can votes be weighted?

Yes: when importing the roll, add each member's weight and the minutes give the count by member and weighted.

Can members vote remotely?

Yes: with their ballot from phone or computer, until the close.

Are the agreements valid?

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