Tribunal may appoint person to vote
45 Tribunal may appoint person to vote
(1) This clause applies if, for a motion that must be passed by a resolution without dissent or a unanimous resolution:
(a) a person who has the right to vote on the motion in relation to a unit:
is unavailable to vote on the motion; and
has not appointed a proxy to vote on the person's behalf; or
(b) the body corporate does not know who has the right to vote in relation to a unit.
The Tribunal may:
(a) order that the person's right to vote may be dispensed with for the motion or permanently; or
(b) appoint another person to exercise the right to vote on the motion.
(3) The body corporate or a person who has the right to vote on the motion may apply for an order under this clause.
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