Further to my previous response, we should all be wary of “piling on” our grievances when we take a legitimate case to Fair Trading and NCAT. State your case and provide your evidence that’s specific to it, otherwise it looks like you just have a personal grievance with the committee members concerned and you are acting out of spite.
However, if you do have a case that the committee is acting corruptly and you can prove it, take that to NCAT to have the individual members removed.
And if you can’t prove it, best keep your opinions to yourself … at least until the next AGM when you can ask some pointed questions.