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Why is my building displaying a QR code as a requirement of entry? The Public Health order does not require this for a residential building and yet the Strata Manager and Owners Corporation request a QR code to be displayed.
They have had to make false and misleading declarations in order to obtain these in the application process.
There is no requirement for any workers and/or visitors to have to do this either under the Public Health orders so what is the legality of what seems to be an extraordinary over reach by both parties.
I also have concerns that they are using the cctv system in a manner to harrass and intimidate residents into complying as well as monitoring such things as visitors entering. I know the laws on the use of cctv are very vague in NSW but I would think that they are actually using cctv in a manner that would be problematic.
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They can’t require anyone to use a QR code to enter the building. Residential buildings are not required to have QR code check-in. You are right, if they obtained a QR code they have supplied misleading information.
I don’t know how you might want to approach this but I certainly wouldn’t be using the QR code, and if you are challenged tell them that they can’t require you to.
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