Holding an Annual General Meeting
Governance:
The aim of the AGM is to provide the charity trustees and/or officers the opportunity to explain their management of the charity to the members.
An Annual General Meeting (AGM)
It also provides the members with an opportunity to ask questions before voting on business items on the agenda. The business that must be considered by the AGM will usually be specified in the governing document or by underlying legislation. However, the charity trustees can include any other additional items of business they feel appropriate.