@PeterC said:
Ah, that’s interesting. Does the ability in NSW for the EC to give a ‘licence’ for some use of common property have a broad application or is it just for parking?
If you look at the bylaw in NSW
2. Vehicles
An owner or occupier must not park or stand a vehicle on common property without the written permission of the owners corporation. That permission can
be cancelled. Permission does not give an owner or occupier a permanent right over that part of common property.
So it just needs an ordinary motion passed granting permission by the EC or OC and similar wording is used in other bylaws as well so it does have broad application.
My feeling is that if they want to use common property they should pay to do so (with the exception of one off short term use).