204Resolution purporting to alter effect of order

#### 204 Resolution purporting to alter effect of order 204 Resolution purporting to alter effect of order > > (1) If an order by the Tribunal under this Act has effect as if it were a resolution, the order may be amended or revoked only by a unanimous resolution or as provided by subsection (3). > > > (2) The association must cause the terms of the order to be recorded in its minute book when it is given a copy of the order by the registrar. > > > (3) If an order fixes a period during which a resolution of an association or strata corporation purporting to alter the effect of the order would be inoperative, a resolution passed during that period has effect only if— > > > > > (a) it is a unanimous resolution, or > > > > > (b) it is passed on a motion submitted to a general meeting after being authorised, by order, by the Tribunal. > > > (4) A resolution that is so authorised and passed may amend or revoke an order before the end of the period. > > > (5) An application to the Tribunal for an order authorising a motion for submission to a general meeting may be made by any person who, at the time of the application, could have applied for the order to which the proposed motion relates.