Topic: Voting – perceived conflict of interest

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24/05/2016 at 4:24 pm #10465 Reply | Quote
Rushcutters
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Am I allowed/eligible to vote for a deed of release and associated by-law that affects my lot property or is it seen as a conflict of interest and I have to abstain? Please help.
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26/05/2016 at 10:14 am #24959 Reply
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You wouldn’t be precluded from voting unless that’s a term of settlement, but only if you’re confident that the requisite special resolution will pass with you abstaining, then if nothing else it might be a good look in my opinion if you do so.

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29/05/2016 at 7:03 pm #24970 Reply
Rushcutters
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Thank you so much for this information. I appreciate it very much.

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Reply To: Voting – perceived conflict of interest

PLEASE ... If your property is not in NSW, mention its location (state). Don't identify companies or individuals by name. Don't mention or promote your company or services. Keep acronyms and initials to a minimum. Please, don’t use “quote” unless there is a specific point to which you wish to refer, then highlight (define) that specific passage before you click on "quote". Otherwise just use reply. THANKS.