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The Title Conditions (Scotland) Act 2003 (Development Management Scheme) Order 2009

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RULE 10 –GENERAL MEETINGS: QUORUM

Number required for quorum

10.1  A quorum is–

(a)where there are no more than thirty units in the development, members present or represented holding fifty per cent. of the total number of votes allocated;

(b)where there are more than thirty such units, members present or represented holding thirty five per cent. of the total number of votes allocated.

Quorum necessary for meeting to begin

10.2  A general meeting is not to begin unless there is a quorum; and if there is still no quorum twenty minutes after the time fixed for a general meeting then–

(a)the meeting is to be postponed until such date, being not less than fourteen nor more than twenty eight days later, as may be specified by the manager (or, if the manager is not present or if there is no manager, by a majority of the members present or represented); and

(b)the manager (or any member) must send to each member a notice stating the date and time fixed for the postponed meeting and the place where it is to be held.

No quorum at postponed meeting

10.3  A meeting may be postponed only once; and if at a postponed meeting the provisions in rule 10.2 as respects a quorum are not satisfied, then the members who are present or represented are to be deemed a quorum.

Quorum need not be maintained

10.4  If a general meeting has begun, it may continue even if the number of members present or represented ceases to be a quorum.

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