Annual General Meeting
Meat & Livestock Australia's 2025 Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be a hybrid event taking place on 20 November in Adelaide.
What is the business of an AGM?
Typical items of business for MLA’s AGM includes:
Item 1 - the consideration of the annual Financial Report, Directors’ report and the Auditor’s report
Item 2 - the election of directors
Item 3 - questions or comments from members about the management of the company.
What is an AGM?
An AGM is a meeting of the members of a company. It must be held at least once in each calendar year, within five months of the end of the company’s financial year.
Who can attend MLA’s AGM?
MLA’s AGM can be attended by:
- MLA members
- any proxy, attorney or representative appointed by an MLA member
- other persons permitted by MLA.
What to do to ensure you receive your full voting entitlement
Voting entitlements are calculated using the Levy Payer Register data (which records all transactions that have occurred during the preceding financial year) that MLA receives from the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry. To do this, we need your ABN as declared on your levy return form, so we can correctly match the levies you have paid on the Levy Payer Register to your MLA membership. (If you don’t have an ABN, please ensure your contact information is updated to be consistent with your levy return form).
Click here to provide your ABN or update your contact information
MLA Membership
The final date to register as a member of MLA for the 2025 AGM is Monday 1 September 2025.
Member Resolutions
Members may put forward a resolution to be voted on at an AGM in accordance with s252L of the Corporations Act 2001. Any member resolutions must be received in writing by Monday 1 September 2025. For any members with questions about this process, please contact the MLA company secretary at companysecretary@mla.com.au
