What information is required to update details on the strata roll?

Changes to the strata roll come in the form of a "strata interest notice".

Section 22 of the Strata Schemes Management Act 2015 (NSW) details the requirements for giving a strata interest notice.

To summarise:

1. It must be given by a person who has an interest in a lot. For example, if someone has passed away, an executor of the estate could give notice.
2. To be considered a strata interest notice, the notice must contain: 
   1. the person's full name and an address for service of notices (a postal or email address),
   2. the lot number concerned, and the exact nature of the person's interest in it (for example, that they are now the owner),
   3. the date on which the person acquired the interest (i.e. when did the transfer of ownership occur),
   4. if the voting entitlement conferred by the interest is one that, according to this Act, is to be exercised by a nominee, the nominee's full name and address for service of notices. In other words, if the lot is owned in the name of a company, the company must nominate a person and their address for service of notices, to attend meetings and vote.

Section 22(3)(a) specifically requires that if the interest arose through "the executor or administrator of the state of a deceased person", then the strata interest notice must be accompanied and verified by a statutory declaration.