#73793
Jimmy-T
Keymaster

    If it is not responded to, even when half the committee have pecuniary interests, the strata mgr or whoever is chairing the meeting goes on to the next agenda item.

    Then you ask it to be recorded that you believe certain committee members do indeed have conflicts of interest and remind them that there is a maximum fine of $1100 for failure to notify the committee.  This will come as a shock to a lot of committee members who probably don’t even realise the the laws has changed.

    And if they still refuse to self-declare, go to Fair Trading and  NCAT to seek penalties.

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