Removal of committee member for breach of code
9 Removal of committee member for breach of code
(1) If the body corporate believes a committee member has breached the code of conduct, the body corporate may decide to give the committee member a written notice stating the following:
(a) the body corporate believes the committee member has breached a stated provision of the code of conduct and the basis for that belief;
(b) the committee member may give the body corporate, within 21 working days after the committee member receives the notice, a written response to the notice;
(c) the body corporate will consider a motion to remove the committee member from office for the breach at the next general meeting of the body corporate called after the period mentioned in paragraph (b) ends.
The body corporate must:
(a) include on the agenda of the next general meeting of the body corporate, called after the period mentioned in subclause (1)(b) ends, a motion to remove the committee member from office for breaching the code of conduct; and
(b) attach to the agenda a copy of the notice given to the committee member.
(3) The body corporate may decide to remove the committee member from office at the next general meeting mentioned in subclause (2)(a).
In this clause:
code of conduct means the code of conduct that applies to a committee member under section 77 of the Act.
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