Col Schultz said: “Assuming you mean a request from a lot owner to see the emails, I would take that as a request for an inspection of the records and handle it that way.”
So how would you “handle it” when your strata manager says that his professional organsiation, the SCA, tell its members that they shouldn’t provide email addresses as part of a strata roll inspection?
Hypothetical challenges are all well and good but they don’t help anyone. I have contacted the State government on this and they are still trying to come up with a definitive answer. Until such times as they are instructed otherwise, I’m pretty sure strata managers will take the line of least resistance and not provide email addresses as part of the strata roll.
As I pointed out several posts ago, there is widely used strata management software out there that allows SMs to hide owners’ email addresses with the click of a button.
So, again, how would you “handle” that?