Kaindub said:
Most motions require a simple majority.
Yes but changes to common property require a special resolution and in SA that means a vote against by no more than 25 percent of everyone entitled to vote (unlike NSW where it’s 25 percent of actual votes at the meeting).
Either way, chummy had enough votes in his pocket to kill the plan, if he had decided to vote.
Not sure if what’s described is bullying, per se. Sounds like inertia, more than anything.