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The document appears to be a webpage from the Community Schemes Ombud Service (CSOS) outlining its Campaigns section. It specifies how users can register a new scheme or file annual returns, and provides navigation to adjudication orders, annual reports, tenders, and other CSOS resources. It also includes contact information and office details, indicating the page is part of the CSOS site rather than a standalone document with regulatory content.

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Make a Complaint

Individuals or groups affected by issues within their community scheme can lodge a formal complaint with the Community Schemes Ombud Service (CSOS). The service will review and adjudicate the matter impartially.

Who it is for: residents or members of community schemes with unresolved disputes
How to act on it: Access the CSOS website, go to the Campaigns section, and click the 'Make a complaint' link to complete and submit a formal complaint form.

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Reference

https://csos.org.za/campaigns/

Key Takeaways

organization: Community Schemes Ombud Service (CSOS)
section: Campaigns
actions: Register a Scheme, File Annual Returns, Make a complaint
contact: 0800-000-653, info@csos.org.za
address: Die Anker Building, 1279 Mike Crawford St, Centurion, 0169
year: 2022
website features: Open Tenders, Closed Tenders, Awarded Tenders, Tender Responses, Adjudication Orders, Annual Reports, Media Centre, Forms