So, if there has been no 'virtual' AGM, where people all sat at their computers, listened in / contributed / voted, then it must follow that there have been no decisions made, despite what has been heralded.
A virtual AGM should allow members / shareholders to attend the meeting from the comfort of their own home / office.
As such, the AGM needs to use appropriate technology, to allow the member / shareholders to actively participate in the meeting. Crucially, the technology must enable the individual to both speak and vote at the meeting.