ACMO/CCI-T Applauds The Government Of Ontario's Public Engagement Review Process of Ontario Condominium Act

Association of Condominium Managers

TORONTO, Aug. 30, 2012 /CNW/ - The Association of Condominium Managers of Ontario (ACMO) and the Canadian Condominium Institute, Toronto Area Chapter (CCI-T) applaud the Ministry of Consumer Services announcement outlining the Public Engagement Review Process of the Condominium Act.  With the engagement of Canada's Public Policy Forum (PPF) to lead the process, the review of the Condominium Act will have three stages to give condominium owners, residents and other stakeholder's opportunities to identify issues and develop solutions and recommendations.

This collaborative approach will provide communities and stakeholders with a shared responsibility to collectively formulate a workable action plan.

ACMO and CCI-T encourage the condominium community to support this important initiative by:

• Attending a minister's public information session in your area
• Emailing your views to: [email protected]
• Discussing with members of your condo or association, and send us your proposals
• Staying informed on the reviews' progress, and your opportunities to comment
• Following them on Twitter: @ontarioconsumer / #oncondo

Or Write them at:

ONCONDO
Ministry of Consumer Services
5th Floor, 777 Bay Street
Toronto, ON 
M7A 2J3

About ACMO

The Association of Condominium Managers of Ontario was formed in 1977 to represent the collective aims of all condominium managers. ACMO's Mission is to enhance the condominium management profession in Ontario by advancing the quality performance of Condominium property managers and management companies. ACMO provides training courses in Ontario Colleges and approved property management companies that are required learning for professional condominium managers leading to the recognized professional designation Registered Condominium Manager (RCM). The Association's commitment to high standards of professional and business practices is further evidenced in the corporate certification ACMO 2000.
 
About CCI

Established in 1982, the Canadian Condominium Institute leads the National condominium industry by providing education, information, awareness and access to expertise by and for our members. Comprised of fifteen national chapters, including a very active Toronto and Area Chapter, CCI represents condominium owners, boards of directors, professionals and trades serving the condominium industry. Coast to Coast...we are your condo connection!

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SOURCE: Association of Condominium Managers

CONTACTS

Dean McCabe, RCM, ACCI, President
Association of Condominium Managers of Ontario
Phone: [phone]

Bill Thompson, BA, RCM, ACCI, FCCI, President
Canadian Condominium Institute - Toronto & Area Chapter
Phone: [phone]