Is your vote really secret at an MCST general meeting?

Section 48(2) of BMSMA requires an MCST to retain all its records, books of account and other documents for a period of not less than 5 years.


Section 47(1)(b)(viii) requires an MCST to make available for inspection any record or document in its custody or under its control when application were made by a subsidiary proprietor on payment of a prescribed fee.


A subsidiary proprietor could therefore inspect the records to understand who has voted in regards to motions and which way they were voted .Until the BMSMA has an explicit provision or when a case were tested in court to deprive anyone of inspecting the voting results, a secret ballot just could not occur.


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