My question of you therefore, Jimmy, is: Can “the Committee” submit motion(s) for the Agenda for general meetings?
Notwithstanding ScotlandX’s comprehensive response, the simple solution for all schemes would be for committee motions to be proposed by the secretary, who is a person.
I can see how, theoretically, a committee dominated by non-owners – your “otherwise non-entitled persons” – might push motions through. But if that’s a problem, the owners should stop electing non-owners to their committees, certainly when they might form a majority.
This all sounds a bit bush-lawyery and hypothetical to me. Are there any real life examples?