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Yes, in NSW the chair has no exemptions,
Thank you. It seems odd that the NSW legislation wasn’t drafted on the basis of the ACT experience. It seems we will need to fall back on the emergency solution. I notice that the sample proxy form posted by Consumer Affairs allows for an alternate proxy to be nominated if the first nominated proxy holder is unable to vote their proxy due to having too many, which is an assumption that I can’t see is supported in the legislation, but likely useful in some cases. Unfortunately it’s no help here.
Given the process we will need to go through to get this done I will try to get electronic voting added to the agenda for this meeting and kill two birds with one set of proxies.