Correction, in Victoria only schemes of over 100 units must appoint a strata managing agent. The state’s other recent tweaks to strata law include a couple of innovations that other states would do well to copy, including a limit of three years for all contracts. Contrary to what the money-grubbing management rights lobby in Queensland might tell you, the whole system doesn’t fall apart due to the absence of 25-year contracts.
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