SCA (NZ) welcomed the opportunity to provide feedback into the UTA Regulations 2023 as a key stakeholder.

Having presented to the Select Committee on the Unit Titles (Strengthening Body Corporate Governance and Other Matters) Amendment Bill, it became abundantly clear that the use of the Incorporated Societies legislation in a property capacity is growing exponentially and therefore something that effects both our members and mutual clients.

Change to Unit Titles Act 2010 to allow members to attend meetings via audio or audio-visual means

Everyone will be home for some weeks and quite possibly feeling under pressure with the uncertainty of the current circumstances. During this time, all residents should be encouraged to be tolerant, considerate and kind to each other. A common courtesy that may be tested during these potentially challenging times.

SCA (NZ) extends its broad support for the EV Charging Draft Strategy released byTe Manatū Waka - Ministry of Transport and its five long-term outcomes.

Strata Community Association New Zealand (SCA NZ) Submission to New Zealand Parliament Finance and Expenditure Select Committee

Whether you’re a landlord, owner occupier, committee or a building owner, here’s what you need to know about preparedness, communication and resident safety during the COVID-19 outbreak.

SCA (NZ) welcomes the passing of the Unit Titles Amendment Bill, however still believes more could be done to improve the professionalism of the industry.

The Prime Minster gave formal Gazette notice that the Epidemic Preparedness (Covid-19) Notice 2020 is now renewed for a further 3 months, and will now expire on 24 September. Download the full SCA (NZ) update.

Building managers are a strata communities front line defence and an essential service. It is vitally important that you and/or your company prepare your own contingency plan in case you and/or 40% of your staff contract the virus. The show must go on and how will you see that it can?