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[seanuss]

Hi there,

I am wondering if anyone out there can tell me if it is possible to merge a neighbourhood scheme back into its parent community scheme?

In our case, many years after they were initially set up there seems to be virtually no benefit in the separation, but many headaches due to the multiple meetings and fighting between the two groups which would be eliminated if they were consolidated.

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[Jimmy-T]

I’m not even sure if it can be done as you are part of a community scheme.  And even if it can, it would require a unanimous vote. Have a look at this factsheet from the registrar general’s office.

I think you might be better to look at the root causes of the dissent and even consider employing someone like our sponsors Strata Answers to come in and advise how to make the current system work better, rather that trying to pull it apart.

 

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[seanuss]

I’m sure you are right, and that it would be a lot of trouble to do. That is usually the answer to these sorts of things.

Still, I don’t see how there is any value or benefit in the current system at all, other than the fact that it exists and would take effort/funds to change. Hence the question 🙂

 

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