The Ontario Not-for-Profit Corporations Act, 2010 (ONCA) is intended to provide more transparency and accountability by not-for-profit corporations to their members. This is delivered through significant changes in members’ rights and directors’ (corporations’) responsibilities versus those in the current Ontario Corporations Act. However, the ONCA radically alters the current rights and privileges of OFA members in terms of elections and voting. In addition the Act confuses the role of members with regards to making “proposals” at an AGM or Special Meeting.