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What is the strata committee and what does it do?

The strata committee is a small group of owners (usually 3–9 people) elected each year to make day-to-day decisions on behalf of the owners corporation, within authority delegated to it under state law.

Typical committee duties include approving routine maintenance quotes, monitoring arrears, reviewing insurance, instructing the strata manager and considering by-law breach reports. Major decisions — large contracts, special levies, by-law changes, terminating the manager in some states — must still go to a general meeting of all owners.

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APA:Stratapages Editorial Team. (2026, 4 May). What is the strata committee and what does it do?. Stratapages. https://stratapages.com.au/faq/owners-corporation/what-is-strata-committee

MLA:Stratapages Editorial Team. "What is the strata committee and what does it do?." Stratapages, 4 May 2026, https://stratapages.com.au/faq/owners-corporation/what-is-strata-committee.

Chicago:Stratapages Editorial Team. 2026. "What is the strata committee and what does it do?." Stratapages. https://stratapages.com.au/faq/owners-corporation/what-is-strata-committee.

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