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The California Legislative Action Committee (CLAC) is a committee of Community Associations Institute (CAI), a national not-for-profit educational and resource organization dedicated to fostering vibrant, competent, harmonious community associations. CLAC consists of homeowners and professionals serving community associations.
CAI-CLAC Announces Positions on 2018 Legislation
SB 1265 threatens Privacy Rights of more than 13 million Californians living in Community Associations.
Duplicative SB 721 Imposes Significant New Costs while doing nothing to improve Safety of Homeowners.
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Recent Articles
Collection of Routine HOA Assessments Does Not Require a California Debt Collection License
According to the Department of Financial Protection & Innovation (“DFPI”), “routine HOA assessments” do not constitute a “consumer credit transaction” as defined under the California Debt Collection Licensing Act (“DCLA”). The collection of routine HOA assessments is not considered a collection of “consumer debt.”
While the DFPI does not define what constitutes “routine HOA assessments,” its comments on its website suggests that collecting HOA assessments does not require a debt collection license under the California Debt Collection Licensing Act (“DCLA”). The DFPI is a department under the Business, Consumer Services & Housing Agency established to protect consumers from unfair, deceptive, or abusive practices committed by unlicensed financial services.
What to Expect During Our 2022 Virtual Legislative Week at the Capitol
Guest Post by Pam Richardson, Esq. Each year, board members, community managers, and business partners working with community associations meet with their legislators to educate them about pending legislation and current issues affecting California’s 55,000 community...
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Wendy Van Messel, CMCA
1809 S Street, Suite 101-245
Sacramento, CA 95811
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