Topic: Covid “freedoms” too close for comfort?

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08/10/2021 at 6:14 pm #59337 Reply | Quote
VaxVexxed
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1. What if your strata committee has developed a COVID safety plan and some residents don’t follow it? For instance, they buzz into the foyer the postman who doesn’t wear a mask and doesn’t sign into the QR Code. This event could be a potential super-spreader!

2. Today’s SMH/Age contained a report where workers infected with COVID are claiming compensation. Are Owners Corporations liable as it appears businesses are?
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08/10/2021 at 6:19 pm #59339 Reply
Jimmy-T
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If you want some serious expert insight – from a strata lawyer and a strata law academic – have a look at Amanda Farmer’s chat with Cathy Sherry online on Facebook this afternoon discussing precisely that question.

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