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The Community Schemes Ombud Service publishes annual reports detailing its activities, performance, and adjudication outcomes over the year. These reports are available for public review and transparency.
Individuals involved in disputes within community schemes can file a formal complaint with the Community Schemes Ombud Service. This allows them to seek resolution through an impartial adjudication process governed by national legislation.
The Community Schemes Ombud Service provides access to adjudication orders issued in March 2023. These are official decisions resolving disputes within community schemes, such as sectional title schemes. Members of the public can view these orders online to understand how disputes were settled.
The Community Schemes Ombud Service offers downloadable forms for use in submitting complaints, appeals, or other procedural actions related to community scheme disputes. These forms are essential for formal engagement with the adjudication process.
The CSOS provides access to relevant regulations governing community schemes and dispute adjudication. These documents guide how disputes are processed and what rights and obligations apply to participants.
You can subscribe to receive regular updates and information from the Community Schemes Ombud Service via email.
The CSOS offers its official Language Policy for public access and use.
You can access and download the latest Annual Reports published by the Community Schemes Ombud Service.
All community schemes are required to register with the Community Schemes Ombud Service under the CSOS Act.
The CSOS provides practice guides that explain how to implement the relevant Acts and regulations governing community schemes.
The public can access the legislative and procedural regulations that govern the operations of the KZN Rental Housing Tribunal through the CSOS website.
Individuals can download official forms used in proceedings before the KZN Rental Housing Tribunal through the CSOS website. These forms are required to file complaints or respond to rental housing disputes.
