With no majority instruction SM is unable to act. Is this correct?
Thje strata manager is empowered to act independently in the absence of a clear instruction from the committee. If a breach has occurred and the committee is deadlocked (and there is no instruction to do nothing) the strata manager can and probably should initiate notice to comply proceedings themselves.
Remember, a Notice To Comply is a warning, not a fine.
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