With more changes to strata rules and regulations around the corner – if they ever get out of the horse-trading quagmire of the NSW Upper House – Bannermans Lawyers have announced their next free online webinars.
Dealing with Difficult Owners
Monday 21 September, 2.30pm
First up, David Bannerman teams up with Deb Assheton from The Amplify Group to tackle one of the thorniest issues in strata management: what to do about owners who make meetings a misery.
The session will cover the legal protections available when meetings turn abusive, how and when to put communication protocols in place for problem owners, and practical de-escalation tactics that keep things procedurally fair.
There’ll also be a look at the broader trends currently shaping the working lives of strata managers.
RSVP here by Monday September 21.
Strata Committee Meetings
Monday 28 September, 2.30pm
A week later, Matthew Jenkins takes the reins for a session aimed at helping committees run tighter, more effective meetings.
Topics on the agenda include getting notices right, understanding when a decision can – and can’t – be ratified after the fact, spotting a dysfunctional committee before it derails everything, and keeping up with the latest training requirements for committee members.
RSVP here by Monday, September 28.
Both webinars are free, but you’ll need to click on the links and select the session or sessions you want to attend to register beforehand.


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