What does the body corporate committee do?

The body corporate committee is elected by lot owners at the AGM to manage the day-to-day affairs of the scheme between general meetings. The committee's responsibilities include: - Managing the body corporate's bank accounts and paying accounts - Arranging maintenance and repairs to common property - Engaging and supervising contractors - Enforcing by-laws (issuing contravention notices) - Calling and preparing for general meetings - Corresponding with owners and the body corporate manager - Making decisions within its delegated authority The committee cannot make decisions reserved for general meetings — such as setting the budget, changing by-laws, or spending above its approved limit. It acts as the body corporate's executive between owner meetings. This article is general information only and not legal advice.