Hello Gitana;
Firstly the tenant inherits the rights of the owner by way of written contract.The community officers may ask for written consent from the owner from time to time when faced with requests from the tenant. Hence the ammendment sort at the meeting was flawed.
Secondly it is difficult to ammend & introduce new statutes in communities as unanimity is required in the voting.Did this occur at your meeting? Most statutes are created at the incorporation point of the community for this reason.
I enclose below the relevent clause of the LPH which applies.
Section 17
The resolutions of the owners’ general assembly shall be subject to the following rules:
First.
Unanimity shall only be required for the validity of those resolutions involving the approval or
amendment of the rules contained in the master deed or in the community statutes.
I hope this helps.
F.Parkinson. Jacksons Administradores SL