Special resolutions (CNL ss238–241)
35 Special resolutions (CNL ss238–241)
A special resolution is a resolution that is passed:
by a two-thirds majority at a general meeting; or
by a two-thirds majority in a postal ballot (other than a special postal ballot) of members; or
by a three-quarters majority in a special postal ballot of members.
A notice of special resolution is required to be given to members at least 21 days before the vote or ballot time (or 28 days notice in the case of a special postal ballot).
The notice of special resolution must state:
the intention to propose the special resolution; and
the reasons for proposing the special resolution; and
the effect of the special resolution being passed.
Note—
Voting majorities for ordinary and special resolutions and special postal ballots are defined in the Law along with how a majority is counted and the requirements for registration of special resolutions.
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