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According to Strata Community Association (NSW), here is the definition of a Building Manager:
- The term Building Manager is often interchangeable with Facility Manager and Caretaker. A Building Manager (usually a company) is engaged by the owners at a general meeting by way of approval of a proposed contract or agreement. The service expectations can vary under these contracts, though generally, the expectation is for a suitably experienced person to be on-site to supervise activities relating to repairs and maintenance of common property. This can also include security and workplace health and safety.
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NSW: Will the new 3-year building management cap affect your agreement? - Question: Our building management agreement started on 1 November 2016, just before the 2015 Act came into force. Does the 10-year term limit still apply? 
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