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I am seeking a succinct answer as to whether a non-financial owner can nominate for the Executive Committee.
I have found nothing to the contrary(except a strata manager and Chair disallowing). Obviously they cannot vote at a general meeting until they are financial, but an unfinancial owner can still exercise their responsibilities duties at EC meetings.
Maybe I am muddying the waters a bit but I feel I am correct as you do not even have to be an owner to be on the EC(you only have to be nominated by an owner). Therefore it would be a little odd to disallow someone who is not financial at a point in time and accept someone, nominated by an owner who may or may not be financial, who may have no direct financial interest(or even be a debtor!).
If shown to be correct, how do these nominations get re-instated? I have read about EGM’s etc but is there any reasonable path to have them accepted, acknowledging that the disallowing was a simple mistake? Nothing else to complicate things. Less than nine nominations all up. Office bearers agreed and not in dispute
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