Code of Conduct

SCA (WA) puts emphasis on its members' professionalism, hence requiring every member practising in body corporate management to maintain a high standard of ethical and professional conduct as outlined by its Code of Conduct.

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The Code of Conduct is an integral part of the SCA (WA) membership eligibility criteria and helps ensure that there is a high degree of confidence when dealing with SCA (WA) member. Successful complaints may receive a refund. Successful means that an adverse finding against the code of conduct is handed down by the PSMBAG.

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COMPLAINTS AGAINST A SCA (WA) MEMBER

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Strata Community Australia (WA) was established in 1989 as the Strata Titles Institute of WA (STIWA), overall objective of raising and maintaining a high standard of management in this field and providing education and training for members.

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SCA (WA) is concerned with establishing standards of behaviour of members both in their association with their clients and the general public, and with one another.

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Members are directly responsible for upholding the reputation of SCA (WA) and of a high standard of ethical practice.

SCA (WA) views that it is unethical to purchase or offer any form of inducement to a developer or owner to procure the owners corporation management rights to a property. That is, it is unethical to offer any form of financial reward or discount or preferential treatment to a developer or owner in order to get the business.

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The overarching question to be considered is: "Does it influence the decision of the Strata Community?"

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The SCA (WA) Professional Standards Committee includes two representatives from the SCA (WA) Board along with members from other regions across Australasia.

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