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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’.
SCA (NSW) Webinar: Navigating the Removal of Insurance Commissions: Case studies From Around the Country
Insurance commissions are now a national conversation. Join us as SCA (NSW) presents “Navigating the Removal of Insurance Commissions: Case Studies from Around the Country” – a panel webinar open to all SCA members across Australasia. Hear from industry leaders as they share real-world experiences from across different jurisdictions, offering practical insights into how businesses can adapt and evolve in response to the removal of insurance commissions, while continuing to deliver strong outcomes for clients and their own operations. The session will be facilitated by Robert Anderson, President of SCA (NSW), and will feature a panel including: Wade McKenzie (NSW) […]
President’s Message – April 26
March has been a significant month for our sector, and SCA (NSW) has been at the forefront. On March 24, we welcomed the release of the NSW Productivity and Equality Commission’s Review of the Market Impacts of Prohibiting Conflicting Payments. Commissioner Achterstraat’s final report examined four options and delivered seven recommendations, including a prohibition on strata managers accepting commissions, a three-year, phased transition period to minimise impacts and support industry adjustment and a subsequent reduction in regulatory burden for strata managers by removing the requirement to seek three quotes for insurance. The SCA (NSW) Board will be meeting in April […]
SCA (NSW) welcomes Strata Commissions Review Release
SCA (NSW) welcomes the release of the NSW Productivity and Equality Commission’s review of the market impacts of prohibiting conflicting payments. Commissioner Achterstraat, in response to a request from Minister Chanthivong for an evidence-based report to support NSW Government decision-making, has found that a phased transition of the strata sector from a commissions-based model to a fee for service structure could generate net benefits for NSW of more than $300 million over the next fifteen years. We note that the review’s final report examined four options for the Government to consider and makes seven recommendations, including a prohibition on strata […]