What is a Strata Annual General Meeting (AGM)?
Answer: It’s essentially the “decision-making meeting” for the entire property.
At an AGM, owners typically:
Approve the annual budget and levies
Vote on maintenance and major works
Review and approve insurance
Elect or confirm the strata committee
Make decisions about how the building will be managed for the year ahead
Even if you don’t attend, the decisions made at the AGM still apply to you as an owner.
“But what happens if i dont attend the AGM?”
Without full owner input, you may find that:
Budgets and levies do not reflect actual needs
Maintenance and repairs being delayed
A small group making most decisions
Poor long-term planning for the property
AGMs are held once a year, and all owners are notified in advance.
You can participate by:
Attending the meeting in person or online
Voting by proxy if you can’t attend
Reading the agenda and supporting documents beforehand
Staying informed = having a say in your building’s decisions.
Staying informed = having a say in your building’s decisions.
