How much notice must be given for an AGM?

Under the BCCM Act, lot owners must be given at least 21 days' written notice of an AGM. The notice must include: - The agenda and all motions to be voted on - Supporting information for each motion - Financial statements for the previous year - The committee's proposed budget - Voting papers If you do not receive proper notice, the validity of any decisions made at the meeting may be challenged. For an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM), the same 21-day notice period generally applies, though some urgent matters may allow a shorter period with the agreement of all owners. Notice is typically sent by email or post to the address registered with the body corporate. Make sure your contact details are current with the body corporate manager. This article is general information only and not legal advice.