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Question: At our next EGM we will be voting on whether to take out a Strata Loan to cover remedial works. What procedure is required for acceptance of this Motion?
Question: Our Caretaker lives two States away and has not been on site for the past eight months. What are the legal obligations for the Caretaker to be onsite?
Question: Our complex has a very abusive and difficult owner. Can we introduce a motion for owners to vote on a Rule with a code of conduct for corresponding with the Committee?
A new addition to the Act now permits a strata scheme in WA to “refurbish, renew or upgrade” its facilities allowing for modern upgrades to older buildings including cost saving improvements such as solar panels.
Question: Our Strata committee is considering a request to decorate the apartment building entry foyer. Are there any specific fire regulations or restrictions we may need to be aware of before proceeding?
Question: Our Body Corporate fees of $30,000 plus have been used for the replacement of two private Lot balconies. No quotes, no approvals! Where do we stand when our funds are used within private Lots and not common property?
NSW Building Commissioner Insights: Building Defects
David Chandler, NSW Building Commissioner in conversation with Karen Stiles, OCN
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NAT: Priorities for a post pandemic landlord-renter relationship in Australia
RMIT Invites you to participate in the research project ‘Priorities for a post pandemic landlord-renter relationship in Australia.’ We are interested in learning more about scale of the problems caused by Covid-19 for landlords and tenants. The results could help shape government action by providing research evidence into how to further assist the landlord-renter relationship. You can find out more via this FactSheet. You have until 12 July to complete the survey.
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