sch.4-sec.6-oc.2Withdrawal of voting paper

### sch.4-sec.6-oc.2 Withdrawal of voting paper Even though a person entitled to vote at a general meeting of a body corporate has cast a vote on a motion submitted at that meeting or on an election of the chairperson, secretary and treasurer of the body corporate and other members of the committee by indicating his or her vote on that motion on a voting paper referred to in clause 1(6)(b) or ballot paper referred to in clause 1(5)(c), if the person attends that meeting either personally or by another person holding a proxy, he or she may before commencement of the business of the meeting notify the chairperson or secretary of the body corporate that he or she withdraws that voting paper or ballot paper and, where he or she does so— for the purpose of determining whether there is a quorum for consideration of any such motion or for the holding of any such election at the meeting—the person’s voting paper or ballot paper, as the case may be, shall be disregarded; and for the purpose of counting the votes on that motion or that election—the person’s voting paper or ballot paper shall be disregarded; and the person or the person’s proxy duly appointed in writing may vote on that motion or that election at the meeting in the same manner as if he or she had not furnished that voting paper or ballot paper. - (a) for the purpose of determining whether there is a quorum for consideration of any such motion or for the holding of any such election at the meeting—the person’s voting paper or ballot paper, as the case may be, shall be disregarded; and - (b) for the purpose of counting the votes on that motion or that election—the person’s voting paper or ballot paper shall be disregarded; and - (c) the person or the person’s proxy duly appointed in writing may vote on that motion or that election at the meeting in the same manner as if he or she had not furnished that voting paper or ballot paper.