Precinct Hub at theprecinct.co is operated by the Precinct Community Group (PCG). Use of Precinct Hub constitutes acceptance of these terms.
Precinct Hub and Precinct Perks are resident-led community initiatives. They are independent of the strata company, the Council of Owners, the Strata Manager and building management. They are not strata services and are not authorised, administered, funded or guaranteed by those bodies.
The Precinct Perks card is not a building access credential, an official strata record or official proof of ownership, tenancy or residency. It only confirms that PCG has approved the cardholder to use offers listed through Precinct Perks.
Precinct Perks exists to support the Precinct community by helping eligible owners and residents find useful offers from participating businesses. PCG does not charge members for access to Precinct Perks and does not operate paid or premium membership tiers.
Precinct Hub may be used for its intended purposes. It must not be used unlawfully, to harass any person, or to interfere with its operation or security.
Precinct Perks is available to current owners and people who ordinarily reside at The Precinct. To be eligible, an applicant must:
Membership is limited to one active account per person. Guests, former owners, former residents and businesses are not eligible in their own right. PCG may request proportionate additional information when an application cannot reasonably be confirmed from the information already available. PCG will not retain additional evidence for longer than it is needed to decide the application.
Applications are reviewed individually by PCG. PCG may approve, decline, suspend or cancel a membership only on reasonable grounds connected with these terms, including where:
PCG will apply these criteria consistently, reasonably and in good faith. A membership decision will not be based on a person's disagreement with PCG, the Council of Owners, the Strata Manager or building management, or on an irrelevant personal characteristic or a characteristic protected by applicable law. Where practical, PCG will explain the reason for an adverse decision and allow the person a reasonable opportunity to correct inaccurate information or respond.
A person may ask PCG to review a declined, suspended or cancelled membership by emailing hello@theprecinct.co within 30 days of being notified. The request should identify the decision, explain why it should be changed and include any relevant information.
PCG will aim to acknowledge a review request within 5 business days and decide it within 14 business days. Where reasonably practical, a PCG member who was not responsible for the original decision will conduct the review. PCG may maintain an urgent temporary suspension while a review is underway where this is reasonably necessary for safety, security or fraud prevention. The person will be told the outcome and the main reasons for it.
All approved members receive the same membership and access to the same listed offers. Card colours are cosmetic only. A member may choose an available colour and may change it through the facilities PCG makes available from time to time.
Members sign in using the email address attached to their membership. A one-time code or sign-in link sent to that address may be used instead of a password. Members are responsible for keeping access to their email account secure and should tell PCG promptly if they believe their card or account is being misused.
A business must apply to be listed through Precinct Perks. PCG may review whether the proposed offer is useful, genuine, clearly described and suitable for the community before deciding whether to list it.
While listed, a participating business must make available to Precinct Perks members a benefit or incentive that is additional to the offers generally available to the public at that time. The benefit may be the same as an offer the business makes available to another membership, workplace, loyalty or closed community group.
Participation is voluntary. A business may change or withdraw its offer, and PCG may change or remove a listing, at any time. Businesses should give PCG enough notice to keep the listing accurate where reasonably practical. Listing a business does not create a partnership, agency, tenancy, strata relationship or endorsement by PCG or any strata body.
Offers are supplied and fulfilled by participating businesses, not by PCG. Each business is responsible for its products, services, availability, exclusions and compliance with applicable law. Offers may change or end and may be subject to conditions shown with the listing or explained by the business. Members should check the current listing and confirm the offer before ordering or paying.
PCG may send service messages needed to administer a membership, including application, sign-in, security and material terms updates. A member may separately choose to subscribe to the Precinct Noticeboard, offer updates or other marketing communications. Each commercial message contains an unsubscribe facility. Unsubscribing from those communications does not cancel or affect Precinct Perks membership.
One signature is permitted per person and the details submitted must be accurate. PCG may remove a signature that appears to be inaccurate, duplicated or submitted without authority. A petition is a statement of support and has no effect under the strata by-laws. Disclosure of signatory details is dealt with in the Privacy Policy.
Content on Precinct Hub is provided for general information. It does not constitute legal, financial or strata advice and may not be current or complete.
To the extent permitted by law, PCG and its members are not liable for any loss arising from use of Precinct Hub, from reliance on its content, from its unavailability, or from dealings with third-party businesses. Nothing in these terms excludes any right under the Australian Consumer Law that cannot be excluded.
Amendments to these terms are published on this page under a revised version number.
These terms are governed by the laws of Western Australia.