The State Government is undertaking the statutory five-year review of the Strata Titles Act 1985. The review is considering ways to improve strata living and the management of strata titles schemes as strata communities continue to grow across Western Australia. 
Landgate is administering the review and its two phases of public consultation on behalf of the Minister for Planning and Lands, ahead of a final report being prepared for Parliament.
Phase One focused on identifying the key issues experienced by people living, working and operating in strata communities across WA. Read the Phase One Discussion Paper.
Phase Two responds to that feedback by inviting community and industry views on practical reform options to strengthen how strata schemes operate and improve strata living, while seeking to avoid any additional costs flowing through to strata owners.
The consultation covers a broad range of areas, including strata costs and financial information, strata council responsibilities, strata manager fees and accountability, short-term rental accommodation, buyer information, by-laws and proxy voting.
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Phase Two at a glance
How to take part
- Read the Phase Two Discussion Paper or Summary Guide before completing the form.
- Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required.
- Optional text boxes allow you to explain your views.
- Read the privacy information below before completing the form.
- If you have a consultation query or would like to provide additional feedback, email StrataTitlesActReform@landgate.wa.gov.au before 26 November 2026.
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Providing your name, email address and organisation is optional. If you choose not to provide identifying information, Landgate will be unable to contact you about your submission.
Don't want your feedback published? Select the relevant publication preference in the form. You can request that all or part of your feedback be treated confidentially. Submissions may still be subject to requests under the Freedom of Information Act 1992 (WA).