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I am confused as to whether tenants can be on the strata committee as it appears Fair Trading say two different things…
On the one hand Fair Trading states:
Members of the strata committee
You’re eligible for election to the strata committee if you’re:an owner
a company nominee of a corporation that is an owner
a person who is not an owner but is nominated by an owner who is not standing for election.On the other hand Fair Trading States:
Option to have a tenant representative
In strata schemes where at least half of the lots are tenanted, the tenants can nominate a tenant representative to the strata committee. The tenant representative is entitled to:receive a copy of the agenda
attend and speak at strata committee meetings. They can still be asked to leave the meeting if financial issues are discussed.The tenant representative does not have a vote and they cannot make up the quorum of a meeting.
So, I take it a tenant can be elected onto the committee and even into a role if they are nominated by someone who is not nominating for a position? Can someone please clarify?
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