Campdrafting community accepts new changes and moves on with decision making

President Rohan Marks told members that management issues such as the relocation of the ACA office to Toowoomba was done in accordance to the ACA constitution.

The cost of Campdraft One was a significant outlay, but a necessity for ACA to own its own nominations platform.

He said the day membership fee was still on the table and up for further negotiation at the next management meeting in August.

The issue of the 50 per cent increase of late membership fees will now not apply in the 2024 financial year, but there will still be a fee imposed.

Mr Marks said part of the successful outcome was due to members sitting in on management committees held prior to the AGM, to witness and interact in transparency.

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Vice president Sean Dillon issued members with a warning on social media activity and asked members to ensure that interactions on social media are constructive and respectful.

He said in the past 12 months has seen a significant and broadly positive growth in the use of social media showcasing the sport in such a wonderful light and manner.

"While most of us old hands are relatively immune to personal, nonconstructive criticism, it is certainly a deterrent for some newer or potential future leaders in the sport to emerge," Mr Dillon said.

"But worse than that, the attacks on our staff in recent times have been particularly sickening and will not be tolerated."

There were 65 active financial members present at the AGM.