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Personally, I would write to the EC and advise that you would be seeking to go to mediation and that in the meantime, you would hold the EC/managing agent liable for any damage to your personal property/belongings in the event of another break-in/attempted break-in.
I have used similar wording in my past apartment when water leaking through my garage roof (common property area above garage) ran over a power point in the garage! Constantly. The OC fluffed about and said they had tried to fix it and it didn't work so too bad. I pointed out that the water ran over the power point and under my metal garage door to the driveway outside which had public access. I advised that I would hold them liable should this water cause electrocution to any person passing. Guess what – they managed to fix it (and install new wiring/power point in my garage too). And it was done very quickly!
Infact, mentioning liability has worked with council too in getting permission to remove a large tree when it was mentioned that it could cause damage to person/property in the complex.