@TheHood
Thank you for your reply. A few points come to mind:
1. As to your comments on FT process, you are correct:
(a) Very little consequences for the strata manager;
(b) Many staff do look the other way. I however had a sterling woman who seemed to have had enough of rogue strata managers and asked him to respond chapter and verse to my allegations. He was unable to dispute a single one; and
2. Your assertion that the strata manager did not quit because of FT is IMHO erroneous. He loved the OC. There was one guy on the committee who he worked with, his only contact and it seemed like they shared a brain. They saw everything the same way. I am sure that he was rattled by the dozen or so allegations I made, every one of which he could not defend to FT. He did little and was paid a good sum to rubber stamp the committee’s very very few decisions.
So I do think in this case it was not FT per se that scared him but that he did not want his name blackened (if nothing else, when compared to his colleagues managing other schemes).