Co-operatives National Law (NSW)
249When special postal ballot is required
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249 When special postal ballot is required
249 When special postal ballot is required
The board of a co-operative must conduct a special postal ballot when required by a provision of this Law.
Note—
Voting by special postal ballot is provided for by this Law as follows—
(a) conversion of—
(i) a co-operative with share capital to a co-operative without share capital, or vice versa; or
(ii) a distributing co-operative to a non-distributing co-operative, or vice versa;
(see section 35);
(b) a special resolution to require members to take up or subscribe for additional shares and a special resolution to deduct amounts for additional shares (see section 82);
(c) a special resolution on the requisition of members (see section 250);
(d) a special resolution to require members to lend money to the co-operative (see section 343);
(e) an acquisition or disposal of certain assets (see section 359);
(f) the maximum permissible level of share interest in a co-operative (see section 363);
(g) certain share offers (see section 374);
(h) a merger (see sections 396 and 476);
(i) a transfer of engagements (see sections 396 and 476);
(j) a transfer of incorporation (see section 404);
(k) a compromise or arrangement between a co-operative and its members (see section 414);
(l) a members’ voluntary winding up (see section 445).