Proposal by Treasury to abandon Annual General Meetings ( AGM)
JayDee said
06:44 AM Oct 27, 2020
The Federal Treasury is currently considering a proposal to reduce Board transparency and accountability by permanently removing the requirement for Annual General Meetings (AGMs) to be conducted in person.
Federal Treasury is inviting submissions on the draft legislation by Friday, 30 October 2020. I encourage you to join me in arguing for AGM transparency and accountability to be upheld.
We have share investments in a number of Australian Blue Ribbon Companies. Hence our submission.
If you would like to make a submission, you may use the statement below:
""As a retail shareholder, I oppose the proposed relaxation of companies requirement to conduct transparent AGMs. Without physical meetings, retail shareholders will face yet another disadvantage in accessing companies, asking questions and participating in a transparent process.""
Almost the majority of people in the land are involved in Superannuation funds who then invest in the various financial markets.
Wonder if this applies to Body Corporate AGM's???
This may well be another example of the people of Australia being hung out to dry.
Jay&Dee
-- Edited by JayDee on Tuesday 27th of October 2020 06:47:40 AM
Old and Grey said
08:54 AM Oct 27, 2020
Good morning Jaydee,
Its just yet another way to stop Share holders BACKLASH, at the bigend of town.
Its COMING.
WE are OUT.
It has STARTED.
Europe,
USA,
China has a new outbreak of Covid -19 as of yesterday. (4 Cities).
Germany Last Night, Markets finished down 3.7% Went much higher at one point.
Russia ???
By Christmas uninployment closer to a true 14%.
They don't want You and Dee, and Old and Myself to be herd.
Yet they will still get the money on their exit.
Look after the Board members first. AS always.
Old and Grey
Mike Harding said
05:53 PM Oct 27, 2020
Stephen Mayne won't like that! :)
landy said
09:16 PM Oct 31, 2020
Mike Harding wrote:
Stephen Mayne won't like that! :)
Or Solomon Lew he just want's to get rid of the board.
The Federal Treasury is currently considering a proposal to reduce Board transparency and accountability by permanently removing the requirement for Annual General Meetings (AGMs) to be conducted in person.
Federal Treasury is inviting submissions on the draft legislation by Friday, 30 October 2020. I encourage you to join me in arguing for AGM transparency and accountability to be upheld.
We have share investments in a number of Australian Blue Ribbon Companies. Hence our submission.
If you would like to make a submission, you may use the statement below:
""As a retail shareholder, I oppose the proposed relaxation of companies requirement to conduct transparent AGMs. Without physical meetings, retail shareholders will face yet another disadvantage in accessing companies, asking questions and participating in a transparent process.""
Almost the majority of people in the land are involved in Superannuation funds who then invest in the various financial markets.
Wonder if this applies to Body Corporate AGM's???
This may well be another example of the people of Australia being hung out to dry.
Jay&Dee
-- Edited by JayDee on Tuesday 27th of October 2020 06:47:40 AM
Good morning Jaydee,
Its just yet another way to stop Share holders BACKLASH, at the bigend of town.
Its COMING.
WE are OUT.
It has STARTED.
Europe,
USA,
China has a new outbreak of Covid -19 as of yesterday. (4 Cities).
Germany Last Night, Markets finished down 3.7% Went much higher at one point.
Russia ???
By Christmas uninployment closer to a true 14%.
They don't want You and Dee, and Old and Myself to be herd.
Yet they will still get the money on their exit.
Look after the Board members first. AS always.
Old and Grey
Stephen Mayne won't like that! :)
Or Solomon Lew he just want's to get rid of the board.