Stewart Silver King & Burns Sunshine Coast
Business Management in Tweed

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We’re talking about a resolution and the diverse types you will encounter as a body corporate committee. When a motion is included on a general meeting agenda, the voting paper must state what type of resolution is needed to pass the motion: An ordinary resolution is carried if there are more votes in Cavour of the motion, then there are against. Types of motions which need an blah resolution include: Adopting administrative and sinking fund budgets. There are strict conditions to pass a motion that requires a exceptional resolution. The entire contribution schedule lot entitlements of the votes against the motion is not more than 25 of the complete contribution schedule lot entitlements for all lots in the scheme. The types of matters that will require a resolution without dissent include proposals to sell or dispose of segment of normal property or to record a fresh community management statement to increase an inclusive use bylaw. The most urgent of issues will require a unanimous resolution that is a 100 agreement by all lot owners (or their proxies). Lot owners must vote on the explicit text as set out on the notice of the meeting. Like unanimous resolutions, exceptional resolutions must have the text set out on the notice of the meeting. Items which require a particular resolution to pass include changes to rules. Below definite conditions an interim special resolution will be enough to permit the resolution to be carried. The last type of resolution is an ordinary resolution. This is a plain majority wins’ vote that requires agreement by owners of proxies representing at minimum 50 of lots or lot entitlements. If a general meeting doesn’t entice a quorum, the resolution is considered an interim ordinary resolution. A general resolution requires a majority temporary vote that is 50 of the votes. Each owner has one vote for each property (lot) they own. A exceptional resolution has to be passed with a 75 majority of members of the Owners' Corporation (based on unit entitlement). The third type of resolution is a unanimous resolution. A unanimous resolution, as the name suggests, requires all the lot owners agree with the motion. A notable resolution is where there must be at least 75 of owners in Cavour of the motion, based on unit entitlement. A unanimous resolution is where everyone is needed to vote in Cavour of the motion for it to be passed. They cannot vote unless a unanimous resolution is needed.