In relation to pre-purchase disclosure, disclosure for a prospective buyer is an integral part of the Unit Titles Act. When someone buys a standalone property with no communal obligations, it's quite straightforward for the prospective buyer to obtain the relevant information about the property: they could go through physical inspections, they could get a valuation easily, and they can also obtain local authority records. However, for unit title developments, a prospective buyer cannot access all the relevant information about their future obligations and potential liabilities. For example, it's really easy to inspect the roof cavity of a single improvement but less so if there are unit titles in many layers of the actual unit titles.