@JimmyT said:
@PeterC said:
Does it take 75% for owners generally to force a general meeting in NSW? In the ACT, a petition from 25% of owners stating the matter to be decided can be presented to the EC …Same applies in NSW but you can only sack an EC member from the committee (or have a mid-term election of a new committee) with a special resolution at the general meeting and that requires the approval of 75 percent of those voting. Hence my reference to 75 percent.
Thanks. In that case, I agree with ‘keep your powder dry’ till you can vote a different EC by 50% vote. However, at the same time, if you have not got your remote entry yet, put a motion on the AGM agenda to have the non-functioning remote entry system repaired. If that passes but the guy gets back on the EC, you have extra authority to insist that it be done. The EC has to act on a directive from the OC at a GM (so long as it would be legal to do so).