From the above report:
...Overall, the three data sets present a picture of rental restrictions in Vancouver...[where] between 9% and 15% of the apartment condominium stock cannot be rented...
So at least 85% can be rented. That doesn't sound like any significant changes to the Strata Property Act need to be made, especially where locally, the the CoV will not approve any new condo developments unless a covenant prohibiting rental restrictions is in place. We are also in an era (for the first time in at least a generation) where purpose-built rental properties are being constructed, so it seems to me as though the situation is taking care of itself. Once again the CoV Council comes up with a solution looking for a problem.
Also, rather than take away the existing rights of strata owners, why not continue to encourage the creation of greater numbers of purpose-built rentals through financing and tax incentives? Why does the solution always seem to involve limiting what property owners can do rather than looking for creative solutions that work towards the desired goals?