What qualifies as Non-Promotional communication?

What qualifies as Non-Promotional communication?

Non-promotional communication includes messages related to society operations, safety, governance, or essential community updates. These communications are necessary for the smooth functioning of the community.

Examples of Non-Promotional Communication
  1. Health and Safety updates (e.g., electrical maintenance at the swimming pool)
  2. Statutory notices (AGM notice, financial statements, changes in bylaws)
  3. Enforcement of society rules (violation notices)
  4. Community events within the premises (Holi celebrations, flag hoisting, food trucks, carnivals, etc.)
  5. Financial or operational updates such as common area maintenance bills, account statements, payment options, etc.
Note : Non-promotional communication will be delivered to all relevant residents, as these updates are essential for community operations and governance.

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