Absentee votes on resolutions without dissent
62 Absentee votes on resolutions without dissent
Where notice has been given that it is proposed to move at a general meeting a matter requiring a resolution without dissent and more than one person is entitled to attend the meeting and vote on the resolution:
the committee shall, with the notice of the meeting given to the person, give a voting paper; and
a person entitled to vote on the proposed resolution may, instead of voting in any other manner, cast an absentee vote by recording his or her vote on the voting paper and causing it to be delivered to the
Management Corporation before the commencement of the meeting.
A vote recorded and delivered in accordance with subregulation (1) shall be accepted by the Chairperson as a valid vote by the person exercising it and the person shall be deemed to be present at the meeting and to have exercised his or her powers of voting on the resolution, but the person shall not be deemed to be present for the purpose of constituting a quorum under regulation 47.
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