#18154
Whale
Flatchatter

    Felix – I think you’re referring to your Plan’s Annual Fire Safety Statement, which (in NSW) under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation must certify that “the building has been inspected by a properly qualified person and was found, when it was inspected, to be in a condition that did not disclose any grounds for a prosecution…”.

    The fines involved aren’t really substantial, although at $550 for each non-compliance with your Plan’s prescribed safety measures they can add up, but the more important issues are those that you’ve raised about those non-compliances possibly compromising insurance and that some individuals concerned have made false statements.

    If you’re sure of the facts, then place a carefully worded item on the Agenda of the next General Meeting of the Owners Corporation and seek to air the issues and resolve the matter at that forum.