Do we need an owners corporation resolution to terminate?
Yes — in every Australian state. The strata manager was appointed by the owners corporation, so only the owners corporation (or its committee, if delegated) can terminate the agreement. An ordinary resolution at a general meeting is the standard mechanism.
In some states the committee can terminate without a full general meeting if the power has been delegated to it, but this is risky and rarely used — owners can challenge an unauthorised termination. The safer path is always a general meeting resolution that explicitly authorises termination and signing of a new agreement.
By Reviewed by Last reviewed 2026-05-04
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