Electronic voting provides a secure, legally supported way for lot owners to participate in body corporate meetings and committee elections.
Electronic Voting: A Modern Approach to Body Corporate Decision-Making Read More »
While it’s easy for frustrations to build up, complaints don’t have to be purely negative. When addressed respectfully, they can lead to practical improvements and stronger relationships.
Turning Resident Complaints Into Practical Solutions Read More »
While it might sound like a free-for-all discussion, this part of the meeting has clear boundaries. It provides a forum for owners to raise questions, share information, and highlight issues, but it cannot be used to make decisions that bind the body corporate unless the matter is properly included as a formal motion on the agenda.
General Business at an AGM Read More »
When you purchase a property in a strata scheme, your insurance responsibilities are very different from owning a freestanding house. Many lot owners assume that the body corporate’s insurance covers everything, but that’s rarely the case.
Strata Insurance vs Home and Contents Insurance Read More »
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, which accelerated the adoption of on-line participation, electronic voting, hybrid meetings, and video attendance have become more common, offering flexibility for owners and committees alike.
How Technology is Changing Body Corporate AGMs Read More »
In a body corporate, decisions are made by owners and the committee, while much of the day-to-day administration is carried out with the support of a body corporate manager.
Understanding Committee Roles: Who Does What? Read More »
Whether it’s cooking smells, cigarette smoke, pet odours, rubbish, or drainage issues – odours can quickly affect the enjoyment of lots and common property and escalate into disputes if not handled properly.
What’s That Smell? Odours in a Body Corporate Scheme Read More »
While the concept of a motion is straightforward, the success of your proposal often comes down to how it is written and submitted. Poorly drafted motions are a common reason decisions are delayed, disputed, or ruled out of order at meetings.
How to Submit Effective Motions Read More »
Because only matters properly listed on the agenda can be voted on, getting the agenda right is essential to ensuring the meeting runs smoothly and resolutions are legally valid.
Preparing an AGM Agenda Read More »
While fences may appear simple, determining who is responsible for their maintenance, repair or replacement can be anything but. The answer depends on where the fence is located, who it separates, and which legislative framework applies.
Who is Responsible for Fencing in a Body Corporate? Read More »