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COMMUNITY LAND MANAGEMENT ACT 1989 - SECT 11
Remedial meetings
11 Remedial meetings
(1) If the original proprietor does not convene the first annual general
meeting of an association or, having convened the meeting, does not hold it,
an Adjudicator may, on application by-- (a) the association, or
(b) a member
of the association, or
(c) a mortgagee or covenant chargee of a
development lot, neighbourhood lot or strata lot within the relevant scheme,
by order appoint a person nominated by the applicant to convene and hold the
first annual general meeting of the association within a specified time.
(2)
If there is not an executive committee of an association at any time after the
first annual general meeting, an Adjudicator may by order appoint a person to
convene and hold a meeting of the association within a specified time to elect
the executive committee.
(3) If, at any time after the first annual general
meeting, there is no chairperson, secretary and treasurer of the executive
committee of an association, an Adjudicator may by order appoint a person to
convene and hold a meeting of the committee within a specified time to elect
the officers.
(4) A meeting may be ordered under subsection (2) or (3) on the
application of-- (a) a subsidiary body within the community scheme or
precinct scheme, or
(b) the proprietor, or a mortgagee or covenant chargee,
of a development lot, neighbourhood lot or strata lot within the
community scheme.
(5) The election of an executive committee under subsection
(2) has effect as if it had taken place at the first annual general meeting.
(6) An order by an Adjudicator may provide-- (a) for the appointed person to
have the functions of chairperson at the meeting, and
(b) for notice of the
meeting to be given as specified, and
(c) for ancillary matters,
and the
order has effect even if it departs from Schedule 5 or 6.
(7) The convening
and holding of a meeting under this section or otherwise is not a defence to a
prosecution of an original proprietor for an offence under section 9.
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