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I have been very remiss in all that I’ve been writing about this document by not making it available to you, my loyal readers. If you want to read and respond, go HERE. If you want to read my take on it, go HERE.
There’s a lot in it and I’d love to hear your thoughts on the whole document or just individual suggestions.
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I have not read the Strata Law Discussion Paper yet, but have read bits and pieces about it. The references I remember such as ‘cutting red tape’ to do with renovating your own apartment sends a shiver down my spine when considered in the context of today’s article in the Sydney Morning Herald and the quotes I have extracted from it. Anybody freaked-out?
https://www.smh.com.au/nsw/fire-flat-building-changes-15-minutes-to-flashover-20120920-269lb.html
“Fire investigators and police are examining an extra bedroom that was added to the apartment by walling off part of the dining room.”
“In another issue that concerns investigators, the four-bedroom apartment appears to have been used as a mini-boarding house, with locks on all bedroom doors.”