Topic: Revised pet law offers clarity and compromise

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10/02/2021 at 11:46 pm #54382 Reply | Quote
Jimmy-T
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The vexed question of pets in apartments and unfair by-laws took a new twist this week when Alex Greenwich, Sydney’s member of the NSW Parliament saw his proposal for a compromise accepted by all parties in Parliament. Last year, the government was thrown into a spin when an innocuous Bill proposing minor fixes to strata regulations had …
https://www.flatchat.com.au/pet-amendment/

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13/02/2021 at 9:26 am #54409 Reply
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By the way, don’t get overexcited. This probably won’t become law until some time between June and October (my spies tell me). Until then we’ll have to muddle along with fur baby parents taking ant-petters to the aptly named NCAT for interpretaions of the Court of Appeal ruling.

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