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Proxies in Strata – Six Things You Need to Know

Proxies can be a confusing concept, but they are important for everyone living in a strata scheme. A proxy is a written authority permitting a person to vote at a general meeting of an owners corporation on an owner’s behalf. This ensures that […]

A Strata Committee: What It Can and Cannot Do

According to the NSW Office of Fair Trading, a “strata committee represents owners or owners’ nominees. The committee is responsible for the day-to-day running of the strata scheme and is […]

What is the role of a Strata Manager?

Depending on the state and territory, they are also called owners corporation managers, body corporate managers, strata managing agents, managers, and agents.   It is their task to ensure buildings […]

FAQ: Air-conditioning

Air conditioning is a godsend during the blistering summer months, however, installing it in a strata property is not as straightforward as you might think. It is possible, but there […]

Section 184 Certificates – Six Things You Need to Know

In a recent SCA NSW fortnightly webinar, Daniel Radman from Grace Lawyers delves into the fundamentals of Section 184 Certificates. The certificate is an important document that provides important financial […]

Common Questions about Risk Management for Strata Businesses

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What is Limited Liability?

Currently, a strata manager and the company they work for have unlimited civil liability.

What are the benefits of a PSS to our business, our staff and our clients?

Improved professional standards, better regulated communities.

How much will it cost me to be a member?

There is a cost to SCA (NSW), and this will be passed along to strata management company members on a cost-neutral basis.

Does it apply to other SCA states?

No – the PSS only applies to SCA (NSW) strata manager members servicing clients in NSW.