WA Q: Our electric gate is closed overnight and the intercom system is broken. We are questioning whether an intercom is necessary. What happens if the gate is closed and emergency services need access?
QLD Q: We got a James Cook University Cyclone Resilience Report. If we do not act on the report’s practical measures in relation to making our building more resilient to cyclones, can this be used by an insurer to avoid a claim for cyclone damage?
QLD Q: We have a line that defines the BBQ area and pool area. Despite a sign stating “no glass in the pool area”, some residents do not comply. Is it unreasonable to ban glass entirely from the whole area?
NSW Q: Our committee’s agenda mentions an ‘action list’. The list is only available to committee members and items are discussed by the committee after the meeting closed. Are the SC allowed to do this?
QLD Q: The sliding garage gate in our new building is a safety concern in my parking space. I’ve raised the issue with the Body Corporate but they are not concerned. Are they liable if any damage occurs to me or my vehicle?
Energy Policy WA is looking to hear about the experiences of electricity customers in embedded networks and from owners or operators of embedded networks in Western Australia. The survey will inform work by Energy Policy WA to develop the Alternative Electricity Services (AES) regulatory framework.
NSW: Report serious defects in buildings less than six years old
Are there serious defects in the common property of your apartment building or a building you manage? The building might be eligible for Project Intervene – a NSW Government initiative responding to serious defects in key building elements in common property areas.
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