@Whale said:
Cappy – unit entitlements cannot be used to detetmine a quorum,
Actually, Schedule 2, clause 12(2) says;
(2) There is a quorum for considering and voting on such a motion or at such an election only if:
(a) at least one-quarter of the number of persons entitled to vote on the motion or at the election is present, either personally or by duly appointed proxy, or
(b) at least one-quarter of the aggregate unit entitlement of the strata scheme is represented by the persons who are present and entitled to vote on the motion or at the election, either personally or by duly appointed proxy.
So you can determine a quorum by either the number of persons present OR by unit of entitlements present.
A special resolution MUST be determined by counting UE’s.