After much deliberation, we elected not to include any limits on how many proxy votes a person could hold. This is because, for some, a proxy vote was their only way to make their voice heard in the body corporate democratic process. Owners often give their vote to building managers, for example, because they may not know anyone else that they feel they can give their vote to. Therefore, limiting the amount of proxy votes a person, such as a building manager, can hold carried a risk of restricting owners' voices in their bodies corporate. Reflecting changes we have seen in the way we work and live these last two years, the bill makes permanent the current but temporary COVID-19 provision that allows for online body corporate meeting attendance, which has become far more common than just a couple of years ago. 