Strata Schemes Development Act 2015

An owner may, at least 60 days after receiving a copy of the strata renewal plan but before the plan lapses, give the returning officer for the plan a notice in the approved form (a support notice) that—

states the owner supports the plan, and

is signed by the owner and each registered mortgagee or covenant chargee of the owner’s lot.

If a lot is owned by more than one person, each of those persons must sign the support notice.

The signature of an owner, registered mortgagee or covenant chargee (the relevant person) must be witnessed by a person who—

is at least 18 years of age, and

is not a party to the proposed collective sale or redevelopment to which the support notice relates.

A notice referred to in subsection (1) has effect as a support notice under this Part in relation to the owner’s lot on the day it is given to the returning officer.

In giving a support notice, an owner agrees to participate in the proposed collective sale or redevelopment under the strata renewal plan to which the notice relates.

In signing a support notice, a mortgagee or covenant chargee merely consents to the owner giving the notice in relation to the owner’s lot and is not bound in any way by the strata renewal plan.

The returning officer must—

keep a record showing the number of lots for which a support notice has been given and is in effect, and

if asked by an owner, advise the owner of the number of lots for which a support notice has been given and is in effect.