Master Builders Northern Territory Constitution Special Resolution
Why We Are Updating the Master Builders NT Constitution?
This is an important step in ensuring our organisation continues to operate in line with modern governance standards and the needs of our members.
Our current Constitution has served us well, but as the organisation has grown and the industry has evolved, it is timely to review and update the framework that guides our operations. These proposed amendments are designed to strengthen governance, improve clarity, and ensure we are aligned with contemporary regulatory requirements for organisations like ours.
Importantly, these changes are not about altering the purpose of Master Builders NT they are about ensuring we are structured in a way that allows us to better represent and advocate for our members, now and into the future.
The proposed updates will:
Improve clarity around Board roles, elections and decision-making processes
Align our governance with current legal and best practice standards Provide greater transparency and consistency in how the organisation operates
Support the long-term sustainability and growth of Master Builders NT.
We are committed to a transparent and member-led process. Members have the opportunity to review the proposed changes in detail, ask questions, and provide feedback to ceo@mbant.com.au
How will voting be conducted:
Voting will be conducted via an online platform and can also request voting papers to ensure all members have the opportunity to participate.
This is your organisation, and your voice is critical in shaping how it operates.
We encourage all members to take the time to review the proposed amendments when they are released and be part of this important process.
Special Resolution:
To consider and, if thought fit, pass the following:
That the Constitution of Master Builders Northern Territory, dated 3rd July 2018 be repealed and replaced with the updated Constitution as circulated to members,
to modernise governance provisions and align with the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth).
Key dates:
Electronic voting will open: 2nd April at 12:00pm
Special Resolution Papers
Please find all documents below