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Yes Jimmy, it is a large scheme and I am unable to find anything in the legislation that only permits proxies to be presented to the original meeting and not to the adjourned meeting.
To clarify, the motion struck out and the motion allowed were the same but against different offenders. The one against me was struck out because I removed the dog from the property, though I want to bring him back when lawful to do so.
The reason I thought that the meeting could be declared invalid was because it was not called by a formally convened executive committee meeting. I understood this to be necessary and a function that cannot be delegated to the strata manager (Mgt Act Schedule 2 31 (2)).
Is anyone able to give a definitive answer on these points?
