Annual general meeting obligations: specified agenda, Registrar may convene if board fails, and related party loan disclosure. The board must convene the annual general meeting within the prescribed period and not later than six months after the close of the year to transact specified financial, governance and planning matters, including audited accounts, audit reports, profit disposal, reserves, budget approval, plans, subsidiary review, elections, bye law amendments, code of conduct, listing of employees related to board members or the Chief Executive, and appointment of auditor. If the board fails to convene the meeting, the Central Registrar or an authorised person may convene it within ninety days after the period and the society bears the cost. The board must also disclose loans or credit given to or outstanding against any board member or their spouse or children.