By legislation, each park/village is encouraged to have a Park Liaison Committee. While not compulsory, the park must facilitate such a committee if the majority of residents want one. The exact details of the make-up and operation of the committee are not set, but guidelines are available to assist committees.

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The purpose of the PLC is to provide a conduit for problem solving and consultation between park management and the residents. The PLC does not have the power to make decisions which are binding on management.

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The PLC is the first port of call for homeowners with problems (if they can't be settled amicably with the facility manager).

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DMIRS provides the useful guidlelines and information about PLCs.

Park Liaison Committees | Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (commerce.wa.gov.au)

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Here is an example of The way in which one PLC operates   -   Cherokee Village PLC - Charter of Operations

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