How can I become involved with my strata committee? And why should I?
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According to Strata Community Association (NSW), here is the definition of the Committee:
- Responsible for the administration of an owners corporation. They are a group of owners elected at each Annual General Meeting who represent all the lot owners of the strata scheme and carry out duties required under the relevant laws. These include the control, maintenance and repair of the common property. The committee also has the responsibility of enforcing the by-laws of the scheme. Previously referred to as the executive committee, other references include managing committee, management committee, committee of management, or just the committee.
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Most Recent Strata Committee Articles
QLD: Q&A Dispute Resolution Proceedings - Question: A lot owner breaches multiple bylaws after not receiving what she sees as a desirable outcome on a fence issue. What is the best way to handle this? 
NSW: Restrictions on a Strata Committee: What Are They? - The strata committee’s powers are limited both by the Strata Schemes Management Act 2015, by the owners corporation itself and can potentially be limited by a group of lot owners.
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