Topic: AGM confidentiality

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06/11/2025 at 11:49 am #81815 Reply | Quote
dianed
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A strata manager mentioned something at our agm that may lead to illegal or quasi-legal conduct by the firm. What are the rules about agm confidentiality? Am I able to mention it at a Tribunal?
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06/11/2025 at 11:52 am #81817 Reply
Jimmy-T
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The confidentiality issue is tricky as the AGM is not a public meeting but then everything is supposed to be minuted and that can eventually make its way into the public domain, by fair means or foul. I would say that you are pretty safe to mention this at a Tribunal – but I could be wrong.

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