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Jimmy-T
Keymaster

    I don’t know if anyone has ever examined this in any great detail.  There’s a massive flaw in electronic meetings, in that ordinary owners obviously can’t “attend” yet the law says they should be allowed to attend strata committee meetings.  I assume (danger, danger!) that there could be retrospectivity in this, in so far as decisions taken at a virtual meeting of the committee where only two members voted (suggesting a lack of quorum) could be challenged at Fair Trading and/or NCAT.

    This is something that could and should be sorted out in the regulations.

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