Non-member wishes to address an Executive Committee meeting.

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  • 15/03/2016 at 9:55 am #10355 Reply | Quote
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      I plan to attend an Executive Committee meeting of our building which is 38 apartments and has an Executive Committee of 5. The meetings are always held off-site, at the home of an ‘absentee owner’ (term not used pejoratively, well… a tiny bit pejoratively). This may be so it’s less enticing for others to attend.

      I know I am entitled to go; I know I need permission to speak. But please, could someone tell me: Do I need to tell the EC I plan to attend ahead of the meeting or can I just turn up? Is permission to speak granted on an ‘agenda item-by-item’ basis? Or is a ‘blanket permission’ granted to speak on any item?

      There are 10 agenda items, none written as proper motions where a yea or nay is required, but some important issues are going to be decided on. A couple of them directly affect us, we feel they’ve been heading in the wrong direction and want to change it and at the very least have some stuff ‘on the record’.

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