Demystifying the various types of resolutions in community schemes

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Category: Legal and Advisory, Update, Vlog Post Date: 26 May 2022

Demystifying the various types of resolutions in community schemes

Let’s face it, complying with all the relevant legislation and community scheme governance documentation is anything but child’s play. For example, the different types of resolutions and requirements in the sectional title industry can be downright mystifying! In this video Maryna Wiesner, STS  Group Company Secretary and former Legal and Education Specialist, unpacks the various types of body corporate resolutions in detail.

Maryna Wiesner

MARYNA WIESNER

Company Secretary

LLB, North West University and Compliance Management, UCT. Group Company Secretary at Sectional Title Solutions (Pty) Ltd and its group companies. I am also an admitted attorney with a passion for assisting others with the implementation and understanding of the compliance requirements of the corporate, financial, and sectional title law environments of South Africa. In my personal time, I like to enjoy a good true-crime series, spend time with friends and go hiking outdoors.  

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