You are correct.
However there is no penalty for the SM when he does this.
I suggest what you should do is recall who voed for and who voted against the motion(s)
Calculate the result is a poll vote was taken. You can get the unit entitlements from the strata roll. It may also be worthwhile to determine who was finaincial at the time as being unfinancial does not allow one to vote.
Then determine if the result would have changed. If the issue is important enough you can go to NCAT to get the result changed. BUT in that case you will need conculsive evidence of who voted for and who voted against the motion. If its like most strata managers, the minutes will only say passed or defeated, with no indication of the voting pattern.
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