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Thank you JimmyT and Kiwipaul. But shouldn’t our Strata Manager, to whom all functions are apparently delegated in our contract, at least advise against, I’ll say ‘inappropriate’ decisions and actions by an Executive Committee and its members? And make sure of good ‘corporate governance’?
Let’s say, a General Meeting chaired by the SM was stacked with proxies, all in favour of having an outdoor community spa and mini bar put on an otherwise quiet lawn and garden at the back of our strata at the Owners Corporation’s expense. Yet no quotes, costings had been circulated with the agenda and very little information. In short, only those in-the-know and their toadies know the full picture. And the majority certainly wouldn’t vote for it if they really knew the cost and were interested instead of apathetic.
Would that sort of thing be one indication that “the management structure is not functioning, or is not functioning satisfactorily” to quote the NSW Strata Titles Act?