Közgyléshez

Közgyűléshez is a Hungarian term that translates to "general meeting" or "assembly" in English. It refers to a formal gathering of members of an organization, association, cooperative, or company. The primary purpose of a közgyűléshez is to make significant decisions, review the organization's activities, and elect or dismiss leadership.

The frequency and specific requirements for calling a közgyűléshez are usually outlined in the organization's statutes or bylaws. It can be a regular, annual event, or an extraordinary meeting convened when specific urgent matters arise. Attendance at a közgyűléshez is typically restricted to members who have the right to vote, though guests or observers may sometimes be invited.

Key functions of a közgyűléshez include approving financial reports, adopting the budget, amending the organization's rules, appointing auditors, and deciding on major strategic directions. Resolutions passed at a közgyűléshez are binding on the organization and its members. The conduct of the meeting is usually governed by specific procedural rules to ensure fairness and transparency. The term emphasizes the collective decision-making power of the members.