Strata Titles Act 1985

Votes are to be counted (and recorded) as follows —

for a unanimous resolution or a resolution without dissent, the votes must be counted by the number of votes cast;

for a special resolution, the votes must be counted both by the number of votes cast and by the number of unit entitlements of the lots for which votes are cast;

for an ordinary resolution, the votes must be counted by the number of votes cast unless any person entitled to cast a vote demands that they be counted by the number of unit entitlements of the lots for which votes are cast, in which case, they must be counted in that manner.

A demand that a vote be counted by the number of unit entitlements of the lots for which votes are cast can be made —

if the vote is being taken at a general meeting, orally or in writing before the resolution is put to the vote; and

if the vote is being taken outside of a general meeting, when the vote is cast.

Such a demand may only be withdrawn by the person who made the demand.