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COMMUNITY LAND MANAGEMENT ACT 2021 - SECT 83
Estimates to be prepared of contributions to administrative and capital works funds
83 Estimates to be prepared of contributions to administrative and capital
works funds
(1) An association must, not later than 1 month after the constitution of the
association and at each annual general meeting after that, estimate how much
money it will need to credit to its administrative fund for actual and
expected expenditure-- (a) to maintain in good condition on a day-to-day basis
the association property and any personal property vested in the association,
and
(b) to provide for insurance premiums, and
(c) if the association is a
subsidiary body--to pay contributions levied on it by the community
association or precinct association, or both, and
(d) to meet other recurrent
expenses.
(2) An association must, not later than 1 month after the
constitution of the association and at each annual general meeting after that,
estimate how much money it will need to credit to its capital works fund for
actual and expected expenditure-- (a) for painting or repainting any part of
the association property that is a building or other structure, and
(b) to
acquire personal property, and
(c) to renew or replace personal property, and
(d) to renew or replace fixtures and fittings that are part of the association
property, and
(e) to replace or repair the association property, and
(f) to
meet other expenses of a capital nature.
(3) When estimating amounts needed
to be credited to the administrative fund or the capital works fund, the
association must have before it, and take into account, a statement of the
existing financial situation of the scheme and an estimate of receipts and
payments.
(4) An estimate prepared before the first annual general meeting of
an association is to take into account the initial maintenance schedule
provided by the original owner for that meeting.
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