When voting member ineligible to vote at committee meetings
45A When voting member ineligible to vote at committee meetings
For this section, a voting member of a committee is a debtor member for a meeting of the committee if—
the member is a proprietor and at the time of the meeting the member owes a relevant body corporate debt to the body corporate; or
the member is an individual nominee of a proprietor who is an individual or a company nominee of a proprietor that is a corporation and at the time of the meeting the proprietor owes a relevant body corporate debt to the body corporate.
A debtor member for a meeting of a committee must not vote at the meeting—
in the member’s own right; or
as a person appointed under section 42(7) to act in another committee member’s place.
Also, a person appointed under section 42(7) to act in the place of a debtor member for a meeting of a committee must not exercise a vote on behalf of the debtor member at the meeting.
However, nothing in this section prevents a debtor member for a meeting of a committee from being counted, under section 45, for deciding whether there is a quorum for the meeting.
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