21(1)A corporation shall keep adequate records, including the following:
(a)
financial records;
(b)
minutes of the meetings of the owners and meetings of the board;
(c)
a copy of the declaration;
(d)
a copy of the description;
(e)
the by-laws and rules;
(f)
all items provided to the corporation by the declarant under section 22;
(g)
reserve fund studies;
(h)
all agreements entered into by the corporation;
(i)
all insurance policies held by the corporation;
(j)
disclosures of conflicts of interest; and
(k)
all other records that are specified in the by-laws.
21(2)A corporation shall keep all financial records for at least 6 years after the last fiscal period to which they relate.
21(3)An owner or an agent of an owner may inspect the records of a corporation on reasonable notice and at any reasonable time.
21(4)If a person examining the records requests a copy of a record, the corporation shall provide it within a reasonable time and may charge a reasonable fee for labour and copying.
21(1)A corporation shall keep adequate records, including the following:
(a)
financial records;
(b)
minutes of the meetings of the owners and meetings of the board;
(c)
a copy of the declaration;
(d)
a copy of the description;
(e)
the by-laws and rules;
(f)
all items provided to the corporation by the declarant under section 22;
(g)
reserve fund studies;
(h)
all agreements entered into by the corporation;
(i)
all insurance policies held by the corporation;
(j)
disclosures of conflicts of interest; and
(k)
all other records that are specified in the by-laws.
21(2)A corporation shall keep all financial records for at least 6 years after the last fiscal period to which they relate.
21(3)An owner or an agent of an owner may inspect the records of a corporation on reasonable notice and at any reasonable time.
21(4)If a person examining the records requests a copy of a record, the corporation shall provide it within a reasonable time and may charge a reasonable fee for labour and copying.