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If the Secretary of the sc makes a request to the strata manager to hold a sc meeting to consider a matter and the strata manager refuses, what can be done or what can the Secretary do?
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The secretary can go ahead and hold the meeting regardless, provided they send out the agenda to all owners one week (I think) before. You don’t need the strata manager to attend or even approve . You are the boss of the SM, not the other way round. If the SM refuses to send out the agenda – sack them. They aren’t doing their job.
The exception, of course, would be a statutory appointment manager, who may tell you there is no committee to meet.
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The strata manager can’t do that (legally). You have them sacked by firstly reporting them to Fair Trading and inviting them to resign and then by going to NCAT. Or just threatening to do that … they should get the message.
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