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My impression is that it goes over well at the Tribunal or Court to focus just on the outcome you need and bend over backwards to avoid looking vindictive. So, for example, you could ask for orders that the penalty for failing to comply with a Tribunal order be applied but what would that achieve? Some money from the OC would go into state general revenue. It is not necessary for the outcome you want, which is to have the various works performed promptly. Focus on that. Then, at the next AGM, when it is all done, you can argue that this committee should not be returned since it failed to comply with Tribunal orders and could have cost the OC further penalties.
