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    Hello everyone,

    My company imports and installs internationally accredited safety nets on windows and balconies to protect children from falls.

    These safety nets have been used in other countries for many years and judging by the number of falls reported by the press anything that offers parents a solution should be seen as a good thing.

    The problem is that we have been operating for 3 months and not one Strata out of at least 20 have approved the safety nets nor have they disapproved them. 

    I have clients who have been waiting for about three months for a decision from their Stratas, to install the safety nets .
    They are worried about their children's safety and they would like to be able to play in their balconies with their children, as well as keep their windows open.
    And now they won't even be able to open their own windows or only open it for 5cm, if the Law changes.
    In my view this is very wrong. People should be able to have choices and to make them, not be deprived of all their rights.
    Any views? Any help?
    (pictures can be seen at https://www.safetynetsforlife.com.au)

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