Except for two-lot subdivisions, all owners corporations must establish and keep a summary of its activities, undertakings and membership. A hard copy or electronic version of the following records must be kept as the owners corporation register:
- The owners corporation plan number and address
- The name and address of each lot owner
- The name, registration number of contract details of the manager (if there is one)
- Total lot liability and total lot entitlements
- Lot liability and lot entitlements for each lot
- The basis for setting of lot liability and lot entitlement (if available)
- The date and details of each amendment of the owners corporation rules
- Details of contracts, leases and licences entered into by the owners corporations
- Details of insurance policies.
Availability of records and the register
The owners corporation records and register must be made available for inspection free of charge. However, a manager can charge the owners corporation for his or her time to supervise inspections of the records and register. If a person requests copies of the documents, the owners corporation can also charge a reasonable fee to provide them. The following people are able to inspect the owners corporations records and register:
- A lot owner
- A mortgagee of a lot
- A purchaser of a lot
A representative of a lot owner, mortgagee or purchaser of a lot.



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