This article discusses what to do when there is an incorrect AGM vote count in the minutes, explaining that simple errors can be corrected at the next general meeting.
Question: Two people voted against a motion whilst the rest of the ten voted for it. The AGM minutes reported ten for and only one against. All votes were in before the deadline. What actions can be taken?
Answer: Clearly, this was a typographical error which may be corrected at the next general meeting of the owners corporation when confirming the accuracy of the minutes of the AGM.
This post appears in Strata News #662.
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