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Who’s Responsible Guide
A guide to common property in strata
The Who’s Responsible Guide is SCA (NSW)’s comprehensive overview of ‘is it the Owner or Owners Committee’s responsibility for maintaining common items found within a building’.
Three new Best Practice Guides to support better strata practice
SCA (NSW) has released three new Best Practice Guides to help strata professionals, Owners Corporations and committees navigate important areas of strata management with greater clarity, consistency and confidence. Available free to all SCA (NSW) members through the Member Portal, the new guides provide practical advice, recommended processes and best practice principles to support better outcomes across the life of a strata scheme. The three new guides cover: Capital Works Plans Transfer of Records Access to Books and Records Together, they provide practical guidance on some of the important processes and responsibilities involved in managing a strata scheme. Guide for […]
Member Release – Statement Regarding Netstrata
SCA (NSW) is aware of the criminal proceedings commenced by NSW Fair Trading against Netstrata. As the matter is now before the Court, it would be inappropriate for the Association to comment on the allegations or the legal proceedings, which are yet to be determined by the Court. The SCA (NSW) Board has taken the decision to suspend Netstrata’s membership until the proceedings have concluded or an outcome is known. The Board remains committed to conducting this process fairly, independently and in accordance with the principles of procedural fairness and natural justice. No conclusions have been reached, and no inference […]
SCA (NSW) Supports Emergency Services Levy Reform
Today, the Insurance Council Australia (ICA), together with a coalition of industry organisations including Strata Community Association (NSW), has called for long-overdue reform of the NSW Emergency Services Levy (ESL) – New analysis backs a fairer way to fund NSW’s emergency services – Insurance Council of Australia The statement is supported by new independent economic analysis, commissioned by ICA, which found that replacing the current insurance-based levy with a broad-based property charge would reduce costs for millions of households and businesses while improving insurance affordability across the state. For the more than one million people who live in strata communities […]