13/10/2026
Every building is run through three types of meetings.
A committee meeting is where elected owners handle day-to-day decisions, like approving routine repairs and managing contractors.
An AGM (annual general meeting) is held once a year for all owners to elect the committee, approve the budget and set levies.
An EGM (extraordinary general meeting) is any general meeting held between AGMs, usually called for a decision that can’t wait, such as a major repair, a special levy or a by-law change.
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