If an owner appoints a power of attorney, can they be elected to the executive committee of an owners corporation? Can the person who holds the power of attorney attend and vote at the AGM?
An owner may appoint a person to act on their behalf on all matters.
Yes, Section 39(4a) notes that a member being elected must be considered a qualified person, as defined in S39(7).
An owner may appoint a person to act on their behalf on all matters (including attending and voting at general meetings) by way of an executed power of attorney document, refer to Powers of Attorney Act 2006.
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Jack Stoker is a Senior Strata Manager with Bright & Duggan, Australia’s Strata Leader. Throughout his 6+ years in the Strata & Property industry, Jack has worked with a wide range of clients throughout NSW & the ACT including some of Australia’s most well-known developers and landmark strata and community schemes. Jack is a licensed strata manager, a graduate of RMIT and a member of the Strata Community Association NSW & ACT. Jack is an advocate for education and training, helping ensure that the industry continues to innovate and strive for professionalism.
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