Being a strata committee member at
your strata building is pretty thankless and we’ve all got a lot better things
to do.
It’s a volunteer role to meet after work
and during your personal time, to check on a range of administrative things, to try and manage limited money against endless expenses, to learn about the detail of
strata title and other laws that affect the building, to hear everyone else’s
complaints and to adjudicate and lead on unpopular issues.
So, it’s no surprise most people never
participate and, when they do, often leave after a short time swearing never to
do it again.
But, if you’re not going to do it … then
who will?
In many cases committees include people who are less
qualified than you, who have personal biases that are different to yours and
who may be advancing personal interests over building interests. And in some cases no-one bothers.
Here’s a good article from the Palm
Springs Sun Sentinel called Get on board, volunteer to serve your condo or HOA about exactly that issue and why you should
participate.
So, why not get onto your strata committee now and make a
difference.
Francesco …
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