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There is no EC and I haven’t been able to find anything in the legislation that is directed at the wording of motions just about meetings and when they should be held and what should be made available, ie financial records. The agenda stated that it was by ordinary resolution but i later found that some motions should be classed as either special or unanimous. What these are i am not sure.  No one spoke up at the GM and it stated in the minutes “Management” motion resolved.  As for who was actually financial, there was no bank statements to verify and i have since found out that a person can give a cheque that has no funds but this is considered financial, JS muellers lawyers wrote a short article about this.  Having changed managers and trying to get the new one to put a marker that the motion was not correctly worded has been difficult.  What does someone do in this situation?  If the motion is not correctly worded could this mean that the agreement of the new agent is deemed null and void and could i argue this before a tribunal member?