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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’.
Newly Appointed SCA (NSW) Board Members
SCA (NSW) would like to congratulate Wade McKenzie on his reappointment to the Board, and to welcome Simone Spanos and Mitchell Lipscombe as our newest Board Members. Wade and Simone have been elected via the AGM and take up 3-year positions, whilst Micthell will fill a casual vacancy for the next year. We look forward to the experience, insight, and leadership they will bring to the association in the coming year. As part of this year’s Board transition, we extend our sincere appreciation to Peter Berney, Edwina Fielen, and Leanne Habib, who will be finishing their terms. Each of these […]
Statement of Regulatory Intent – Disclosure obligations for strata managing agents
Phase 3 of the key reforms to strata and community land laws commenced in October. In conjunction with these changes, NSW Fair Trading has issued a Statement of Regulatory Intent – Disclosure Obligations for Strata Managing Agents. The Statement of Regulatory Intent outlines the compliance and enforcement approach relating to disclosure obligations under sections 57 and 60 of the Strata Schemes Management Act 2015 (the Act). You may access the complete statement here: Statement of Regulatory Intent – Disclosure Obligations for Strata Managing Agents. Key Points from the Statement: 1. Background to Sections 57 and 60 The Statement provides context to the obligations imposed under sections […]
SCA (NSW) committee nominations are now open for 2026
SCA (NSW) is pleased to announce that nominations are now open for positions on our 2026 committees. Our committees are essential forums that help shape the direction of the strata industry and ensure vital expertise and skills are available to the association. Serving on an SCA (NSW) committee offers a valuable opportunity to contribute to the sector, share your knowledge, and collaborate with fellow professionals. In 2026, five standing committees will be in place (click each committee name to view the draft Terms of Reference): • Education and Events Committee• Policy & Legislation• Professional Strata Managers• Strata Services• Risk and […]