#60705
Sir Humphrey
Strataguru

    I am fortunate to have not experienced such a problem.

    Perhaps a starting point could be discrete enquiries to establish whether the behaviour is directed towards only Reddant or if this tenant is more widely known to be a pest. Especially if the latter, the committee might delegate one of its members to have ‘a quiet word’ about appropriate and respectful behaviour. That discussion could include reminding the tenant that it is almost certain that their tenancy agreement includes a requirement to comply with the rules of the Owners Corporation. Such rules generally include a catch-all requirement that residents must not interfere with the use and enjoyment of the common property by other residents – any sort of non-trivial annoyance and harassment is covered. The ‘quiet word’ might include advice that further inappropriate behaviour could become grounds for a rule infringement notice (or whatever the term is in other states) that would be served on both the tenant and the landlord and that this could put the tenant’s tenancy at risk.