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11. Motion on the Agenda
Authors: Staff Legal Eagle
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Last updated: 22 Sep 2015
- If you have an issue that you want the owners’ corporation to address, you have to:
- ensure that all your levies are paid and your name is on the strata roll; and
- convene a general meeting.
- You can do this in one of two ways:
- via the executive committee through a majority vote; or
- a written request to the Secretary of the strata scheme from owners who collectively hold at least a quarter of the unit entitlements.
- Provide written notice to the Secretary about your motion:
- the motion must be included on the agenda for the next general meeting by the Secretary; and
- you can still discuss something at a meeting that is not on the agenda but you have to wait until the next meeting to vote on the motion.
- If the Secretary does not put your proposed motion on the agenda you can:
- bring up the issue at the meeting and ask for it to be put on the next general meeting’s agenda; or
- initiate mediation proceedings.
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