The Condominium Authority Tribunal is designed to address which of the following?

The Condominium Authority Tribunal is specifically established to handle disputes arising from condominium governance. It focuses on issues that pertain to the relationships and interactions among condominium owners, boards, and management, ensuring that governance matters are resolved efficiently and effectively. This encompasses a wide variety of issues including voting rights, bylaw disputes, and general governance-related complaints, which are paramount for maintaining a harmonious living environment in condominiums.

In contrast, financial misconduct would typically require involvement from regulatory bodies or courts that handle financial investigations rather than a tribunal focused on governance. Property management issues can be part of governance disputes but are more specifically related to the operational aspects managed by property management companies, and thus may not fall under the tribunal's purview. Building code violations are usually addressed by municipal authorities and do not lie within the scope of condominium governance, instead being related to safety and construction standards.