Thank you Suzi, very useful information.
I see in the article it says:
"Unless the community has vastly different sizes of homes most owners coefficients will be similar enough that a simple majority vote will decide. The condition is one owner one vote (not one vote per apartment). Strictly speaking a proposal can only be passed if it has a majority of owners and coefficients however if a situation occurs when a majority of coefficients (for example the builder may still own half the community so has 50% of the coefficients but only one vote) is for a proposal and a majority of owners are against he can not force through his proposal because both criteria are not met."
Does the "one vote per owner, not apartment" mean that where apartments are owned by several people they each have a vote? e.g. where a husband and wife own jointly they both have a vote? If so we need to give Noreen more proxy forms. On the other hand it probably means that if you own several apartments you still only have one vote! so we can outvote Keymare who would only get a single vote for the 90 unsold apartments, plus those not yet completed!
David