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INTEGRATED RESORT DEVELOPMENT ACT 1987 - SECT 106
Meetings of primary thoroughfare body corporate
106 Meetings of primary thoroughfare body corporate
(1) Within 3 months after the incorporation of the primary thoroughfare body
corporate, the applicant shall, in the prescribed manner, convene a meeting of
the primary thoroughfare body corporate to be held within that period.
Penalty— Maximum penalty—50 penalty units.
(2) The agenda for a
meeting convened under subsection (1) shall consist of the following items—
(a) to decide whether insurances effected by the primary thoroughfare body
corporate should be confirmed, varied or extended;
(b) to decide whether any
amounts determined under section 116 (1) (h) or (2) should be confirmed or
varied;
(c) where there are more than 3 members of the primary thoroughfare
body corporate—to determine the number of members of the
executive committee;
(d) to elect the chairperson, secretary and treasurer of
the primary thoroughfare body corporate and other members of the
executive committee;
(e) to decide whether to make by-laws regulating,
controlling or prohibiting the passage through and conduct and activities of
persons on or within all or part of the primary thoroughfare.
(3) The meeting
convened under subsection (1) shall be the first annual general meeting of the
primary thoroughfare body corporate and at such meeting a chairperson,
secretary and treasurer shall be elected.
(4) However, a person may be
elected to 1 or more of those offices.
(5) The applicant shall not fail or
neglect to deliver to the primary thoroughfare body corporate at its first
annual general meeting— (a) all plans, specifications, drawings showing
water pipes, electric cables and drainage, certificates, diagrams and other
documents (including policies of insurance) obtained or received by the
applicant and relating to the primary thoroughfare; and
(b) if they are in
the applicant’s possession or under the applicant’s control, the primary
thoroughfare body corporate roll, books of account and any notices or other
records relating to the primary thoroughfare; and
(c) the budget showing the
estimated expenditure of the primary thoroughfare body corporate in relation
to the primary thoroughfare on an annual basis;
other than documents which
exclusively evidence rights or obligations of the applicant and which are not
capable of being used for the benefit of the primary thoroughfare body
corporate or any of the members of the primary thoroughfare body corporate,
other than the applicant. Penalty— Maximum penalty for subsection (5)
—50 penalty units.
(6) Schedule 2 , part 1 of the
Building Units and Group Titles Act 1980 in force at the commencement of this
Act applies to and in respect of the first annual general meeting of the
primary thoroughfare body corporate and voting at that meeting and schedule 2
, part 2 to that Act in force at the commencement of this Act applies to and
in respect of meetings of the primary thoroughfare body corporate, other than
the first annual general meeting, and voting at those meetings.
(7) However,
the provisions in those schedules relating to the rights and obligations of
mortgagees and mortgagors shall not apply and the application of the
Building Units and Group Titles Act 1980 , schedule 2 , part 2 is subject to
schedule 3 and schedule 7 , definition ordinary resolution .
(8) The
provisions of the schedules referred to in subsection (6) shall, for the
purposes of subsection (7) , be read and construed as if— (a) references
therein to ‘aggregate lot entitlement’ were references to the aggregate of
all voting entitlements specified in the approved scheme; and
(b) references
therein to ‘body corporate’ were references to primary thoroughfare body
corporate; and
(c) references therein to ‘by-laws’ were references to
primary thoroughfare by-laws; and
(d) references therein to ‘council’
were references to executive committee; and
(e) references therein to a
‘lot’ were references to a parcel of land within the site; and
(f)
references therein to ‘lot entitlement’ were references to the voting
entitlement of a member; and
(g) references therein to the ‘original
proprietor’ were references to the applicant; and
(h) references therein to
a ‘proprietor’ were references to a member of the primary thoroughfare
body corporate; and
(i) references therein to the ‘roll’ were references
to the primary thoroughfare body corporate roll; and
(j) references to
particular provisions of the Building Units and Group Titles Act 1980 (other
than the provisions in those schedules) were references to corresponding
provisions of this Act; and
(k) the principal body corporate were the
proprietor of a parcel of land within the site and its voting entitlements
where the voting entitlements of that parcel.
(9) When an expression is
substituted for an expression used in the
Building Units and Group Titles Act 1980 and referred to in subsection (8) ,
the substituted expression shall, for the purposes of subsection (8) , be read
and construed in the same manner as the expression for which it is substituted
is required to be read and construed.
(10) If a meeting of the primary
thoroughfare body corporate is not convened in accordance with subsection (1)
, the Minister may, pursuant to an application by the primary thoroughfare
body corporate or any member of the primary thoroughfare body corporate
appoint by order a person to convene a meeting of the primary thoroughfare
body corporate within such time as may be specified in the order and the
meeting convened by that person shall, for the purposes of subsection (3) , be
deemed to be the meeting convened under subsection (1) .
(11) At any time
after the meeting convened under subsection (1) has been held, the Minister
may, pursuant to an application made to the Minister by a member of the
primary thoroughfare body corporate, appoint by order a person, nominated by
the member, who has consented to that nomination, if there is not an
executive committee, to convene a meeting of the primary thoroughfare body
corporate within such time as may be specified in the order and a meeting so
convened shall, for the purpose of the election of the chairperson, secretary
and treasurer of the primary thoroughfare body corporate and the other members
of the executive committee, be deemed to be a first annual general meeting of
the primary thoroughfare body corporate.
(12) An order made under subsection
(10) or (11) may include such ancillary or consequential provisions as the
Minister thinks fit.
(13) Notwithstanding subsections (6) to (9) , where an
order made under subsection (10) or (11) so provides— (a) the person
appointed to convene a meeting of the primary thoroughfare body corporate by
the order shall preside at the meeting and, while the person so presides,
shall be deemed to be the chairperson of the primary thoroughfare body
corporate; and
(b) notice of that meeting may be given in the manner
specified in the order.
(14) Notwithstanding that an order has been made
under subsection (10) or that a meeting has been convened pursuant to any such
order, the applicant remains liable to the penalty provided by subsection (1)
for any failure to comply with that subsection.
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