AGM Pack Builder

Get member approval without ambiguity.

Use this page to prepare clear resolutions, roles, amendments and limits before the AGM. Major change fails when members feel surprised or railroaded.

A complete AGM pack includes

  • Valid notice and voting information
  • Plain-English proposal
  • Separate resolutions
  • Member submission process
  • Officer and role nominations
  • Clear authority limits
  • Post-meeting actions

AGM pack contents

Notice

Date, time, venue, voting rights, nomination process and submission deadline.

Plain English proposal

What is changing, why, what is not changing and what member approval means.

Resolution sheet

Separate votes for strategic direction, budget, name change, cost centres and authority limits.

Role nominations

Chair, secretary, treasurer, programme leads, grants lead and team roles.

Member submissions

Written feedback and proposed amendments before the meeting.

Authority limits

No major debt, no final merger and no large spend without defined approval.

Recommended authority wording

Protective clause

The committee may make practical operating decisions consistent with the approved strategy and budget. Any final merger, incorporated society name change, major debt, property commitment, or expenditure above an approved threshold must return to members or the committee for specific approval.

Choose your route

Prepare the decision, not just the meeting

Use the guided planner when the committee still needs to work through the answers. Use the worksheet when the decisions and facts are already known.

Guided planner

Work it out step by step

Clarify what members are approving, consultation steps, resolutions and authority limits.

Open guided planner

Direct worksheet

Document agreed answers

Document confirmed dates, notice rules, submissions, votes and nominations.

Open worksheet
Not sure? Start with the guided planner. It saves locally, identifies unfinished sections and can transfer draft answers into the worksheet.