75‑70 Proposed resolutions and amendment75‑70 Proposed resolutions and amendments of proposed resolutions

75‑70 Proposed resolutions and amendments of proposed resolutions

(1) The trustee must invite the persons participating and entitled to vote at a meeting to propose any relevant resolutions. (2) The only persons who may propose resolutions, or amendments of proposed resolutions, at a meeting are: (a) the trustee; and (b) the persons participating and entitled to vote at the meeting. (3) A proposed resolution or amendment does not need to be seconded. (4) If a resolution is proposed, the trustee must allow a reasonable time for debate on the proposed resolution and on any amendment to the proposed resolution. (5) After a reasonable time for debate has elapsed, the trustee must: (a) if no amendment has been proposed—put the proposed resolution to a vote; or (b) if an amendment or amendments have been proposed, put the amendment or amendments to a vote; and (i) if the amendment or amendments are defeated—put the resolution as originally proposed to a vote; or (ii) if an amendment or amendments are passed—put the proposed resolution as amended to a vote.