Ep 88: Missing Rules, Messy Meetings... The Stuff Your Constitution Should Have Said

What do you do when someone shows up to your AGM with 17 proxy votes and your constitution’s got nothing to say about it? In this episode, Michael and Steve wade into the glorious chaos that erupts when your constitution is silent on the stuff that really matters... like how decisions get made, who gets to vote and what to do when Grumpy George is loudly insisting he’s right (again).Whether you’re staring down a confusing clause or wondering why your constitution mentions uniform lengths but not dispute resolution, this episode is for you. The Basket Case Bros dive into:What actually needs to be in your constitutionHow to spot the red flagsWhen to act (preferably before the AGM spirals into a proxy-powered mess)If your rules have ever left you shrugging mid-meeting or scrambling post-chaos, settle in, this episode is packed with practical advice, real club scenarios and the classic Basket Case-y goodness you know and love.Need a constitution check-up? Make sure yours is working for you, not against you. Submit your constitution for a free assessment by CPR Group's expert team here: www.cprgroup.com.au/constitutionassessment--------🥇 If you'd like a chance to win some fantastic Basket Case Clubs merchandise, simply leave us a review on the Apple Podcasts app or your preferred podcast platform.If you're seeking additional support, then reach out to us. We're eager to share the wealth of knowledge we've accumulated over the years!Sign up to our newsletter to stay in the know!Stay in the know about our other upcoming FREE webinars!Check out our previous episodes!Follow us on InstagramAdd Michael on LinkedInAdd Steve on LinkedInAdd CPR Group on LinkedInFind us on FacebookContact Us --------  Disclaimer: The content of this episode is for entertainment and information purposes only. The information provided is correct at the time of recording but may not reflect the latest developments. This podcast does not constitute legal, financial or other advice and should not replace the guidance of professional advisors. Always seek qualified professional advice.