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22/12/2018 at 1:52 pm
#30950
The original questioner was from the ACT. It is not clear if they are concerned about eligibility to vote at general meetings. The ACT Act simply says:
Schedule 3, part 3.3(3) “If the owners corporation has 3 or more members, a person is only entitled to vote for a unit on a motion requiring an ordinary or special resolution if all amounts payable to the owners corporation for the unit have been paid.”
I can’t see anything that limits the ‘amounts payable’ to those that were payable by the date of the meeting notice or that the amounts must be paid by the start of a meeting, whether the notified date or some later date due to adjournment. I would say ‘If you have paid everything that is due for payment by the time the vote is taking place, you can vote.’
