This week’s win – know your meeting procedure to help your meetings go more smoothly
In some states and territories, strata managers are not allowed to chair meetings.
In others they may be able to (with the approval of the meeting), but only if the chairperson is not in attendance. In some locations, the strata manager may chair the meeting if given delegated power to do so.
Whatever the situation is in your location, you will either chair the meeting or be so involved in assisting and advising the chairperson that it’s essential for you to have a good working knowledge of basic meeting procedures.
Download this week’s free template, which will help you with meeting procedure.
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Michael Teys advises strata management businesses on improving profitability through professionalisation and streamlined operating systems.
He has more than 30 years’ experience as a strata lawyer and academic and has owned 11 strata management agencies throughout Australia. He has a Master of Philosophy (Built Environment) and Bachelor of Laws. He lectures and writes widely about strata management issues in Australia and internationally.
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