A person is an
"electable person" for a body corporate if—
(a) the person is an individual—(i) who is a proprietor; or(ii) who is a company nominee of a corporation that is a proprietor; or(iii) who is not a proprietor but is nominated for election by a proprietor who is an individual; and
(b) neither the person nor an associate of the person, other than an associate mentioned in section 26B (2) (a) or (b) , owes a relevant body corporate debt to the body corporate or an associated body corporate; and
(c) neither the person nor an associate of the person—(i) is a body corporate manager for the body corporate or an associated body corporate; or(ii) is a party to a service arrangement or letting arrangement (however called) with the body corporate or an associated body corporate; or(iii) is a party to another agreement or arrangement with the body corporate or an associated body corporate under which services or amenities are provided to proprietors.Example of services or amenities—a utility service