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There is no specified time period within which a EGM must be held.
However, it may be implied that an EGM should be convened to consider a motion within two months after the secretary or strata managing agent has been served with a valid motion. Section 138 (2) (b) of the Strata Schemes Management Act 1996 deems that an owners corporation has failed to exercise its function at the end of the two month period if the motion has not been considered by a duly convened meeting.
With regards to whether a strata manager has to be present at a meeting, this will depend on what functions the strata managing agent has been delegated by the owners corporation.
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Simone Balsara
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