Mixed Use Development Act 1993
sec.140Amendment of management statement
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sec.140 Amendment of management statement
The particulars in a management statement may only be amended— in relation to a matter mentioned in section 138 (2) (d) , (h) and (q) —by unanimous resolution of the building management committee; or in relation to— a matter mentioned in section 136 (1) ; or a change in the purpose for which a stratum lot or a stratum parcel may be used; by a resolution without dissent of the building management committee; or in any other case—by an ordinary resolution passed by the building management committee. Subsection (1) (a) has effect subject to sections 123 (3) and 124 (3) . A body corporate of a building units plan may support a resolution to amend a management statement only if— if the amendment is an amendment mentioned in subsection (1) (a) —the body corporate has passed a unanimous resolution to support the amendment; and if the amendment is an amendment mentioned in subsection (1) (b) —the body corporate has passed a resolution without dissent to support the amendment; and in any other case—the body corporate has passed an ordinary resolution to support the amendment. An amendment of a management statement must be approved by the local government. A management statement as amended must contain only the matters mentioned in sections 138 and 139 . An amendment has effect only if it is lodged with the registrar of titles within 3 months after the passing of the resolution making the amendment. If an amendment of a management statement has been approved by the relevant local government, the registrar of titles is to record the amendment— on the stratum plan to which it relates; and if a stratum lot in the stratum plan has been subdivided by a building units plan—on the building units plan. s 140 amd 1999 No. 30 s 98 sch 3 pt 1 (sec.140-ssec.1) The particulars in a management statement may only be amended— in relation to a matter mentioned in section 138 (2) (d) , (h) and (q) —by unanimous resolution of the building management committee; or in relation to— a matter mentioned in section 136 (1) ; or a change in the purpose for which a stratum lot or a stratum parcel may be used; by a resolution without dissent of the building management committee; or in any other case—by an ordinary resolution passed by the building management committee. (sec.140-ssec.2) Subsection (1) (a) has effect subject to sections 123 (3) and 124 (3) . (sec.140-ssec.3) A body corporate of a building units plan may support a resolution to amend a management statement only if— if the amendment is an amendment mentioned in subsection (1) (a) —the body corporate has passed a unanimous resolution to support the amendment; and if the amendment is an amendment mentioned in subsection (1) (b) —the body corporate has passed a resolution without dissent to support the amendment; and in any other case—the body corporate has passed an ordinary resolution to support the amendment. (sec.140-ssec.4) An amendment of a management statement must be approved by the local government. (sec.140-ssec.5) A management statement as amended must contain only the matters mentioned in sections 138 and 139 . (sec.140-ssec.6) An amendment has effect only if it is lodged with the registrar of titles within 3 months after the passing of the resolution making the amendment. (sec.140-ssec.7) If an amendment of a management statement has been approved by the relevant local government, the registrar of titles is to record the amendment— on the stratum plan to which it relates; and if a stratum lot in the stratum plan has been subdivided by a building units plan—on the building units plan.