Queensland Subordinate Legislation as Made Queensland Subordinate Legislation as Made(1) A voter for a general meeting of the body corporate is an individual--
(a) whose name is entered on the body corporate's roll as--
(i) the owner of a lot; or
(ii) the representative of the owner of a lot; or
(b) who is the nominee of a corporation whose name is entered on the body corporate's roll as the representative of the owner of a lot; or
(c) who is a corporate owner nominee; or
(d) who is a subsidiary scheme representative.
(2) For subsection (1)(a)(ii) and (b), a person is the representative of the owner of a lot if--
(a) the person is a guardian, trustee, receiver or other representative of the owner of the lot, and is authorised to act on the owner's behalf; or
(b) the person--
(i) is acting under the authority of a power of attorney given to the person by the owner of the lot; and
(ii) is not the original owner, except if the power of attorney is given under section 211 or 219 of the Act; and
(iii) is not the body corporate manager or a service contractor.
(3) However, a person may be treated as the owner's representative only if the person--
(a) gives the secretary a copy of the instrument under which the person derives the representative capacity or otherwise satisfies the secretary of the person's representative capacity; and
(b) advises the secretary of the person's residential or business address, and address for service (if different from the residential or business address).
(4) The owner of a lot may revoke the authorisation of a person acting as the owner's representative by written notice of revocation given to the secretary.
(5) For subsection (1)(b) or (c), a person is taken to be the nominee of a corporation or corporate owner (the nominating entity) only if the nominating entity gives the secretary written notice of nomination, stating--
(a) the name of the nominee; or
(b) the names of 2 nominees, 1 of whom is to act in the absence of the other.
(6) The notice of nomination must--
(a) be given--
(i) under the seal of the nominating entity or in another way permitted under the Corporations Act, section 127; or
(ii) by a person acting under the authority of a power of attorney from the nominating entity, a copy of whose power of attorney is also given to the secretary; and
(b) advise the residential or business address, and address for service (if different from the residential or business address), of each nominee.
(7) A nominating entity may change a nomination mentioned in subsection (5) by giving the secretary written notice of a new nomination, in a way mentioned in subsection (6), stating the name and address of the new nominee or the new alternative nominees.