NSW Disclosure Laws — Active February 2025

One missed disclosure.
$110,000 fine.

NSW's new strata disclosure laws changed what managers are required to disclose — and the penalties are serious. Run a free 4-question Portfolio Health Check to find out if your current setup is leaving you exposed.

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What the Health Check identifies

Disclosure compliance gaps

NSW laws active since February 2025 require strata managers to fully disclose supplier connections, broker fees, and commissions. Penalties reach $110,000 — and owners corporations can apply to have improperly received commissions paid back.

Underinsurance exposure

Construction costs have risen 20–40% since 2021. If sum insureds haven't been independently verified, your buildings — and your liability — may be materially exposed.

Renewal process risk

From January 2026, SCA NSW members are phasing out insurance commissions entirely. If your renewal process hasn't been reviewed against the new requirements, documentation gaps could be difficult to defend.

3.2

Average gaps found per new client portfolio

18%

Average premium saving for new clients

2 min

Time to complete the free Health Check

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Australian advisers

One missed disclosure.$110,000 fine.

Know your exposurebefore someone else does.

One missed disclosure.
$110,000 fine.

Know your exposure
before someone else does.