Management Agreement not disclosed to owners

This query relates to a NSW unit:

1) How can owners force a strata manager and strata committee to provide all owners with a copy of the management agreement? The proposed management agreement was not attached to the AGM Notice and was not presented at the AGM. At the AGM the motion regarding that agreement was skipped over despite several owners pointing that out. But the strata manager and strata committee ignored protests and raced through the AGM and closed it very quickly. This in itself is alarming and offensive. If this is not against the law, it should be.

2) Since then several owners have requested a copy of the agreement and have been ignored. A solicitor’s letter requesting a copy has also been ignored.

3) Can owners get a copy by inspecting Owners Corp records? Can strata managers charge for photocopying documents at such inspections?

4) Can strata managers and/or strata committees be removed for such behaviour? If so, is an application to NCAT the appropriate action?

5) The strata committee has also breached other by-laws and the legislation as well.