#71376
The Hood
Flatchatter
Chat-starter

    When the changes to strata laws currently chugging through the NSW Parliament are enacted, a simple majority of owners at a general meeting can expel members who may not rejoin the committee for another year.

    Indeed. I was a part of the chorus seeking that reform. It seems a more proportional arrangement.
    Such a provision sets up an interesting situation.
    Say an OC declines to pass the motion to dismiss a rogue.
    Then a person entitled to bring an application may have a better time of it arguing it was an unreasonable decision of the OC rather than the pole vaulting high bar that is s 238.
    Something to think about.

    Still, that reform does not help when the rogues have the numbers.
    While i am on proportionality – consider that a surplus in budgets is created by an ordinary resolution but it requires a unanimous resolution to distribute it back to the owner.
    I think like for like is fair enough.