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CAI PUBLIC POLICIES
When an issue arises that impacts CAI members, CAI develops a public policy to guide volunteer advocates and staff in their advocacy efforts. Because CAI is a membership organization, any of the more than 40,000 current members can propose a public policy for consideration by the Government & Public Affairs Committee and Board of Directors. CAI Public Policies Statements. The three categories for public policies are:
Community Association Governance and Management
Community Association Values
Community Association Relationships with Governmental Departments and Agencies
- Fair Housing (Fair Housing Act and Community Associations)
- Fairness in Federal Disaster Relief (FEMA)
- Federal Taxation of Community Associations (Related to IRS)
- Financing Availability for Community Association Units or Lots (Fannie/Freddie/FHA)
- Flood Insurance (NFIP)
- Government Regulation of Community Associations
- Insurance Trustee Endorsement Requirement
- Local Taxation and Public Services for Community Associations
- Mortgage Interest Deduction
- Private Property Protection
- Telecommunications (OTARD/Satellite Dishes)