Committees unfortunately often use this tactic to try and intimidate owners who may be making a legitimate complaint. Anyone who disagrees with these types of Committees is often accused of being “vexatious”!
Did you win your dispute against the Committee?
If the Committee, in one of their submissions, has alleged that you are “vexatious” and the Tribunal has ruled in your favour and not in favour of the Committee then, in my opinion, the Committee’s allegation against you has been disproved.
In my opinion there is no need to take this matter any further.
Anyone who reads the records of any Tribunal ruling in which you were successful and the Committee was not would most likely view the record in your favour and not in their favour.
Anyone who reads the records could view the Committee’s allegations against you as being wrong.
Sometimes complainants are deemed to be ‘vexatious’ by the Tribunal. An article relating to this subject is below:
https://www.abcm.com.au/news/article/dealing-with-vexatious-litigants