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If you want to know how many fines were issued you may have to figure it out by checking the minutes, where at law, each and every decision must be recorded. Yes, you're entitled to this information under s.35 and s.36 of the SPA, and no, the PM is not othewise authorized to disclose it. .... Okay, I think you might be right about human rights allowing people to grow food, but I'm a bit confused about what suprecedes what, as the Land Title Act says (my EMPHASIS added): Application to Strata Property Act 3 (1)This Act, except Parts 7 and 8, applies to the Strata Property Act, UNLESS inconsistent with that Act. (1.1)Despite subsection (1), provisions of Parts 7 and 8 of this Act apply to the Strata Property Act IF STATED TO APPLY by the Strata Property Act. (2)Part 9 of this Act applies to the Strata Property Act ONLY TO THE EXTENT EXPRESSLY STATED in the Strata Property Act or in Part 9. .... Council's job is not to follow the majority's wishes, it is to comply with...

NAME Perhaps you need to remind the PM that documents permitted under a governing enactment can be delivered to the strata by email pursuant to 63 (1) of the S.P.A. https://www.bclaws.gov.bc.ca/.../comp.../statreg/98043_04 ... ….. Yes, I agree; it seems like property managers can do anything they want. I think the unlawful conduct of SPABC members persistently proves that they are a white collar crime syndicate. Nevertheless, if the strata’s agent and registered and records office is Korecki property management company, then I think you should send the BCFSA a copy of Korecki’s notice that it's blocking your email address and interfering with your right to correspond with the strata. Just for the record, ask the BCFSA if it can take corrective action. Note that pursuant to your understanding of s.63(1)(c)(i) of the S.P.A. your notices of administrative misconduct and requests for remedies are permitted under governing enactments and can be given by using the strata corporation'...