In recent correspondence to an SC member it was stated that some newly replaced common property was not replaced by the SC or OC as there has been no agenda or minutes from either and thus if anyone from the SC was involved then they were misappropriating money.   Such grown ups concepts were a mystery to the member and the Strat Mgr. likewise seems to have either forgotten or more likely never had any comprehension of due process (at a mediation some time ago he expressed what seemed like genuine astonishment that SC’s need minuted meetings).   While the SC member found the concepts incomprehensible I may attempt to provide them with some excerpts of the Act and perhaps a further suggestion that they may not be covered by Office bearers insurance should some “unauthorized” work lead to injury.

Do the facts as presented seem correct or has NCAT effectively decided that concepts such as agenda’s and minutes and the explicit right of OC members to intervene – having seen the agenda and/or minutes – is indeed so far beyond most (investors) that anything goes as long as only one Owner demonstrates any concern?