NSW Q&A: Proxy Voting Under the Community Land Management Act

ByLeanne Habib

Question: Do the changes in the Strata Schemes Management Act limiting the number of proxy votes an individual may hold, also apply under the Community Land Management Act? I live in a Neighbourhood Association and want to be clear as to how many proxy votes an individual may hold under the Community Land Management Act, but cannot find this in the Act.

Answer: We are not aware of any corresponding anti-proxy farming amendments having been made to the Community Land Management Act or Regulation.

 

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