A: Its legality is derived from the mandate given by you as private parcel owners to represent your interests. It is only a committee comprising a group of parcel owners, and it is not an association.

Q: Do you intend to register it as a society?

A: Yes, we should do that in due course but WCRC will then be substituted by a  residents' association probably known as the Wadihana Condominum Residents' Association under the Societies Act 1966. The need to register the same will become more urgent if the establishment of the management corporation continues to be delayed.

Q: Why don't we set up the management corporation now?

A: Legally, we can only do so after individual titles (strata titles) to the units have been issued. Therefore, until such time, we need a body to represent our interests as parcel owners and residents in our dealings with the developer and the management company.

Q: Do we need to pay for the services of the WCRC members?

No. The services rendered by the WCRC members are absolutely voluntary. All they need is the support of the parcel owners and their tenants.  Currently, they are coming out with their own monies to help run the WCRC including the management of this website.

Q: Do we need to pay any subscription fees?

It depends. WCRC has just only been established barely 2 months ago. We hope to hold a general meeting of all parcel owners in a few months' time so that fresh elections can be held to replace or endorse the present pro-tem committee. Therefore, the question of subscription fees can only be determined after a proper general meeting has been held. It is onviously desirable for a fund to be set up to finance the activities organised by WCRC as well as to cover administrative expenses undertaken by WCRC members.