Flame Tree said: “Apparently they can ignore your requests and motions you may put to your committee for their monthly meetings but they can’t ignore a Motion you put up for an AGM…”
If you read section 232 (2) of the Act, apparently they can’t ignore any formal requests without the potential for retribution. If you send a letter and they don’t respond, or they deny your request, the door is open for action at NCAT (provided they are neglecting their responsibilities under the Act).
Sending an item for inclusion on an agenda, which is then denied, ignored or not even put on the agenda, is no different. You still have to take action. There are no StrataKops who will roar in and sort it all out.
You’re not wrong, but I can’t see the difference in how it might play out.