@Investor13 said:What are the other avenues available? Can I go to the CTTT.
(This is an investment unit so I only know a couple of owners. It is a large complex but there are only 3 members of the EC and they act as one. The Secretary is also the Chairman.)
Right now your only option at the NCAT (as the CTTT is now known) would be to apply to have a strata manager appointed to take over the running of the owners corporation. You would have to take a strata manager with you who was prepared to do the job and you’d have to have a very compelling argument that the EC was harming the interests of the majority of owners by continuing to have this person as secretary.
Seeking the stautory appointment of a strata manager is one of those “be careful what you wish for” scenarios as they are legally obliged to do everything by the book and you and your neighbours will have no say in how the building is run for the duration of an appointment.
Bide your time until the new laws come in and you could apply to the NCAT to have this member removed from her office ot the EC completely.
Even then, I think an approach to the other EC members and other owners raising your concerns would be a necessary first step and I think that is your best move right now.