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Hi,
I’m a newbie commmittee member.
A unit on our strata asked for payment plan. (Extra levy imposed with 1 month notice)
Out strata manager informed us at our last AGM, payment plans were DEFEATED.
EC wish to rectify this, aware that this will need to be a general meeting, does this meeting have to be an actual meeting? Would “paper meeting” (only votes are required, no discussion) be “legal”?
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The act allows for electronic or paper voting at a general meeting.
However given that the payment plan motion was previously defeated, what has changed that would change the vote? An in person meeting allows the committee to present a case to support the motion.
… given that the payment plan motion was previously defeated, what has changed that would change the vote?
It may be as simple as not enough people who agreed with the proposition bothering to turn up or send votes in, assuming that this sensible proposal would be adopted.
A few highly motivated “antis” can often defeat a majority of apathetic and disengaged.
The opinions offered in these Forum posts and replies are not intended to be taken as legal advice. Readers with serious issues should consult experienced strata lawyers.
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