Absentee vote on resolution without dissent or unanimous resolution
43 Absentee vote on resolution without dissent or unanimous resolution
(1) If a resolution without dissent or a unanimous resolution is proposed to be moved at a general meeting:
(a) the person giving notice of the meeting must give each person who has the right to vote on the motion an absentee voting paper with the notice; and
(b) a person who has the right to vote on the motion may cast an absentee vote by recording the vote on the voting paper and giving it to the body corporate before the meeting.
The person must give the voting paper to the body corporate by:
(a) placing it in the letterbox mentioned in section 83(1) of the Act at least 24 hours before the meeting; or
(b) giving it to the secretary of the body corporate before the meeting.
(3) A person who casts an absentee vote is, except for deciding whether a quorum is present at the meeting, taken to be present at the meeting and to have exercised the person's right to vote on the motion.
Subdivision 3 Right to vote
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