Querying this para:
In fact, they’re supposed to disclose that there’s a pecuniary interest and it gets written in the pecuniary interest disclosure book. Then they need to leave the meeting when the matter is being discussed and being voted on. Once the motion’s decided, they can come back into the meeting and then vote on other motions. So at a committee level, the answer is they can’t vote.
Is that just for developers, or for anyone with a CoI? If my neighbour requires 75% in favour of a motion to renovate a bathroom, can said neighbour participate in the vote? None of our lots are owned by the developer.