In regard to the statement that the EC does not have to make sure that the by-laws are complied with:
What is the situation where an EC has informed the strata manager to get in touch with an Owner who is violating a current by-law and to see that the by-law is carried out. This directive is in the minutes of a recent ECM.
It is now some months later and the directive has not been carried out and the strata manager is trying to be a nice guy on their own and trying to come to a compromise between the Owner and the strata manager, who is supposed to be acting on the OC behalf. The strata manager has advised an inexperienced EC as this is the way to go. I must repeat that the minutes of the EC instructed the strata manager previously to see that the by-law was carried out
The strata manager informed a recent ECM that they were waiting for an opinion from a third party tradesman on the issue.
What does a tradesman’s opinion have to do with carrying out a directive from the EC to have the Owner comply with a by-law that other Owners have been compiling with?