A resolution was passed to re-appoint the strata manager, therefore that is what the owners wanted.
Things go wrong, mistakes are made and the agreement wasn’t actually signed until later.
Now what someone could argue is that because the agreement wasn’t signed then it could be argued that some things done by the manager, and the payment of fees were not authorised, but someone would want to do so, and they would go to NCAT.
What the strata manager is saying is that in that situation then NCAT would simply rule that the agreement should be treated as signed a lot earlier. I would expect that they can. They will respect what the owners want.
The strata manager is a bit annoyed because he suspects that rather than leave this, that they will end up at NCAT which will be a nuisance and cost money.
So he is going to get rid of you, because he doesn’t like you anymore and suspects that you will keep raising problems that he feels are frivolous.