Voting on unanimous resolution
78 Voting on unanimous resolution
If a unanimous resolution is required for a particular purpose under this Act or the constituent documents of the body corporate, a member of the body corporate may vote on the resolution – at the general meeting of the body corporate at which the resolution is proposed; or by giving the body corporate written notice of the member's vote within 28 days after the date of that meeting.
If the Recorder is satisfied, on application by a body corporate, that a resolution is urgently required, the Recorder may, in relation to the relevant matter, exclude the operation of subsection (1)(b) or reduce the period within which voting rights may be exercised after the conclusion of the general meeting.
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