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Jimmy-T
Keymaster

    The other consideration is, if the matter isn’t that big a deal, why make a big deal out of it?

    If a major issue has been snuck on to the agenda, it can be challenged retrospectively at NCAT, but only provided someone was:

    a) deprived of the opportunity to vote (e.g. by not knowing the matter was going to be discussed) and

    b) their vote would have made a difference to the final outcome.

    We can get too hung up on procedure – but we should be wary of too many decisions made on a nod and a wink.

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