Appointing proxy
15 Appointing proxy
A person who is entitled to attend and cast a vote at a meeting of the land trust may appoint an individual to attend and vote for the person at the meeting.
An appointment of a proxy is valid if—
it is signed by the person making the appointment, or otherwise authenticated in a way the land trust considers appropriate; and
it includes the following information—
the person’s name;
the proxy’s name;
the meeting at which the appointment may be used.
An appointment may state the way the proxy is to vote on a particular resolution.
In this section—
individual means an individual who is—
a member of the land trust; or
an Aboriginal person particularly concerned with the land held by the land trust.
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