Closed AndyGaskell closed 1 year ago
We could go for "at least every 18 months and at most every 9 months". Gives us some room.
Companies Act no longer requires an AGM so this is just a thing we made up in the articles as far as the law is concerned, we can do it on the timescale of our choosing.
Yea, that'd be fine too.
We could call it a WGM, short for Whenever General Meeting, since it'd not necessarily be annual 😀
Either way, I think as long as it's not tied to being in April.
The work by @Nick0o in the PR 2023 AGM Proposal https://github.com/hackerdeen/articles/pull/6 covers this.
The reason for is being April was, I think, so it is the month after the financial year end.
Passed at the AGM, see https://github.com/hackerdeen/meetings/blob/master/2023/2023-04-04_AGM_Minutes.md
PR merged.
It would be good to change it so that we can have an AGM in months other than April. Currently it says...
33 The board must arrange a meeting of members (an annual general meeting or “AGM”) in the month of April each calendar year.
...we could change it to...
33 The board must arrange a meeting of members (an annual general meeting or “AGM”) each calendar year.
...so just removing the 'in the month of April' bit.