#85056
Jimmy-T
Keymaster

    That is why I do not believe training should be limited to strata committee members. Training should extend to the owners corporation and owners generally.

    Would you suggest that votes at a general meeting should be contingent on an owner providing proof that they have undertaken some sort of strata training? Too radical?  Undemocratic?  Pesonally, I think anyone turning up to vote in a general or state election should be asked three basic questions- what is the name of the Prime Minister/Premier, what is the name of your local MP and who is Australia’s head of state.  Failure to answer two out of three correctly would result in them being marked as having attended to vote but not getting a ballot paper.

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