The Benalla Auto Club recently sold a significant asset, a move revealed by its former CEO in June. However, the club’s current committee claims they were unaware of the sale until the public announcement. This lack of transparency has raised concerns about internal governance and decision-making processes within the club. The situation suggests a potential breach of fiduciary duty or a significant lapse in communication between leadership and the governing body. Details surrounding the sale, including the price and terms, remain undisclosed, further fueling questions about the process. The committee is now likely to investigate how such a substantial transaction could occur without their knowledge or approval. This incident highlights the importance of robust oversight in non-profit and membership-based organizations.