Privacy rights of delinquents

Does your documents specify not allowing voting if delinquent? Or is this a board policy? Some feel that if voting on something that the CC&Rs requiire a percent of approval, that it must include all members.
Do a search here for "privacy" or "listing delinquent accounts". There has been a lot of discussion here on this subject. Most agree it is not a good idea. Harold

Stephen:

Bad idea to publish, if you ever go down that route you better triple check to make sure there are no mistakes.

There have been many other postings placed on this site about this subject and it seems that although there is gray area here, the attorneys will generally tell you that it's not a good idea to publish or discuss delinquincies openly with other members unless there is a lien filed, in which case it's public record at that point.

Our governing documents require that all members who vote be members "in good standing." Then they define good standing as being current on assessments and not having any outstanding (uncorrected) violations as of the date of the notice of the vote. They also specify that we are only required to notice members in good standing of any vote, including election of board members or any other vote as may be required or noticed to the members, including any votes to amend the CC&Rs. It doesn't say we can't send the notice of vote to members not in good standing, but we are only required to send to those who are. We usually send to everyone anyway. Those who haven't paid or aren't in compliance with CC&Rs usually don't attend to vote anyway. We also make sure to include the CC&R that specifies "only members in good standing as of date of this notice may vote on the enclosed action."

The only members required to know which members are or are not in good standing are the board members and officers.

To be honest, we've never had a request for list of voting status of members, so I don't know how we would necessarily respond to a request such as that.