@scotlandx said:
There is another way around it which is probably easier. The EC has to have a meeting….. To have an EC meeting they are obliged to give notice of the meeting to all owners and include the proposal in the agenda.….. Note that if they don’t give proper notice of the meeting with an agenda etc., then you could probably challenge the decision on those grounds anyway….
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Every month there is another EC meeting in my SP without a detailed agenda. Meetings which generate EC minutes that have resolutions that are mostly from, if not all from, introduced matter.
I read posts that say the EC is supposed to send a detailed agenda, stick to the agenda etc etc and i think what a load of rubbish because in my SP they do not and CTTT did nothing when the matter went to them. I sent the CTTT fools 3 years of EC minutes that showed the agendas are not detailed, not followed and that the EC has little regard for meeting procedures; waste of time.
Here is an example from my next EC meeting agenda;
“discuss quote”
What on earth does that mean, what quote, for what work or purchase??
This is typical of what CTTT have “endorsed” for being a detailed agenda item, two vague words.
The EC are not obliged to give anything because if they were obliged to then my EC would have been made to meet the obligation.
I am not questioning the validity of what scotlandx says because it is correct but you might well find that next to nobody cares if the EC do not follow process because theory and reality are sometimes worlds apart when CTTT are involved.