What does the owners' committee do?

The owners' committee is the committee that supervises the property. Owners' committee refers to a non-governmental organization composed of owners' representatives in the property management area, representing the interests of owners, reflecting the wishes and requirements of owners to all sectors of society, and supervising the management and operation of property management companies.

The owners' committee shall, within 30 days from the date of election, file with the real estate administrative department of the district or county people's government, the subdistrict office and the Township People's government where the property is located. Members of the owners' committee shall be owners who are enthusiastic about public welfare undertakings, have a strong sense of responsibility and have certain organizational ability.

The owners' committee shall perform its duties according to law, and shall not make decisions or engage in activities unrelated to property management. If the decision made by the owners' committee violates laws and regulations, the real estate administrative department of the district or county people's government or the neighborhood office or the Township People's government where the property is located shall order it to correct or revoke its decision within a time limit and notify all the owners.