Resolutions
52 Resolutions
A motion is passed by an ordinary resolution
if the motion is voted on at a general meeting of the
Management Corporation and:
if a poll is not taken under regulation 57 – the votes counted in favour of the motion are more than the votes counted against it;
or
if a poll is taken under regulation 57 – the lot entitlements of the lots for the votes counted in favour of the motion exceed the lot entitlements of the lots for the votes counted against it.
A motion is passed by a special resolution if the motion is voted on at a general meeting of the Management Corporation and:
at least two-thirds of the votes cast are counted in favour of the motion; and
the lot entitlements of the lots for the votes counted against the motion do not exceed 25% of the aggregate lot entitlement of all lots.
A motion is passed by a resolution without dissent
if the motion is voted on at a general meeting of the Management
Corporation and no vote is counted against it.
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