Have your say: Strata Laws
The New South Wales Government plans to commence a review of the State’s strata and community title laws in 2012, which may include significant amendments to the existing legislation.
Contributions close: 29 February 2012.
To support this reform, public policy think-tank and First 5000 parent company, Global Access Partners (GAP), is hosting an online community consultation on Open Forum to give individuals and businesses affected by the reforms an opportunity to voice their opinions, share their experiences, raise specific issues or concerns and suggest possible solutions.
You are invited to comment on the following questions:
Q2. Can you see any future issues that need to be addressed in the legislation?
Q3. How could the management of strata and community schemes be improved?
Q4. Are there any changes needed to the way disputes in strata and community schemes are resolved?
The consultation is open to the general public as well as members of the strata community, including owners, tenants, strata agents, developers, surveyors, valuers, real estate agents, lawyers and academics who have experience and understanding of the current legislation, or specialist knowledge of the strata industry. Larger organisations and key stakeholder bodies are also invited to contribute.
Contributions close: Wednesday 29 February 2012. Further information is available at openforum.com.au/strata.
Helen Hull is the editor of First 5000, the leading network for mid-sized businesses in Australia.
