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Can a Strata Committee Member Be Removed in NSW?
Strata committees play a critical role in the management of strata schemes, representing the owners corporation in decision-making and ensuring the effective administration of common property. But what happens if a committee member is no longer fulfilling their duties or is acting against the interests of the strata? In New South Wales, there are clear legal pathways to remove a strata committee member, but they must be navigated correctly. This blog article outlines when and

Timothy Lee
4 min read


Decoding Strata Committee Eligibility: Who's In and Who's Out?
Keen to join the strata committee? It's a commendable endeavour, but not one to take lightly. Serving on the committee demands time, and effort. Before you put up your hand, ensure you're familiar with who can and can't join. The Strata Schemes Management Act 2015 outlines the rules, and we're here to break it down for you. Let's dive in: Strata Committee Eligibility Eligible Candidates: Sole lot owners: Individuals owning a lot solo. Company nominees: If a corporation owns a

Timothy Lee
3 min read


Understanding Strata Committee Roles
Are you familiar with the essential office bearer positions within a strata committee? These roles play a pivotal role in ensuring the seamless functioning of your strata scheme. In this guide, we'll explore the three main office bearer roles and how they contribute to operational efficiency. In NSW, getting onto the strata committee involves a nomination and election process at a General Meeting. Once elected, strata committee roles are not subject to voting at a General Mee

Timothy Lee
2 min read
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