davidb said …..we don’t want to drain our funds on lawyers but hopefully the cttt will help us act.
NO…. keep away from the Civil & Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) – incorporating the former CTTT – and instead do what both Scottie and I have recommended.
Call the tenant’s bluff, have your E/C get on with organising whatever needs to be done for the greater good at your Plan in accordance with its obligations under the Act, let the tenant complain, and let the Australian Human Rights Commission conciliate on that complaint – because however poor their procedures may be (and I don’t know how they are), they couldn’t be worse than those used by the mediators at NSW Department of Fair Trading mostly as a precursor to attendant at the NCAT.