About this episode

Amanda Farmer and Reena Van Aalst discuss legal issues in strata management, including a recent prosecution and its implications for accountability.

Reena Van Aalst and I discuss: A committee that tried to sack a building manager without the required general meeting approval, The growing legal risk around serving agenda packs by link instead of attachment, and What the Netstrata prosecution may signal for accountability in our sector.   A big episode. Dive right in. Links Mentioned:…

People in this episode

Host: Amanda Farmer

Guest: Reena Van Aalst

Topics covered

• building management
• legal risk
• accountability
• committee actions
• agenda packs

Keywords

• strata property
• building manager
• legal risk
• Netstrata prosecution
• committee actions

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Netstrata

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