@JimmyT said:
(5) If a quorum, as provided by subclause (2), is not present within the next half-hour after the time fixed for the adjourned meeting, the persons present personally or by duly appointed proxy and entitled to vote constitute a quorum for considering that motion or business.
We have the same rule in QLD where we have to organise a second meeting.
BUT
We also have voting papers in QLD and so if a quorum is not present at the first meeting we hold the meeting anyway and a record is kept of everyones votes and so they are not required at the second meeting. Those that turn up at the second meeting just have to vote and their votes are added to the origional votes and so this is how decisions are made.
Saves the hassle of those that turn up at the first meeting having to come again at a later date.