What is the responsibility of the community owners' committee?

The owners' committee refers to the executive body of the owners' congress, which is composed of representatives elected by the owners in the property management area. By implementing the decisions of the owners' congress, it represents the interests of the owners, reflects the wishes and requirements of the owners to all sectors of society, and supervises and assists the property service enterprises or other managers in fulfilling the property service contracts. Do not have independent legal personality. Owners' committee refers to an organizational form in which owners exercise the same management right. In general, the owners' committee can be formed in two ways: 1. The first owners' committee was elected by all the owners of the community; 2. Elected according to the rules stipulated in the Rules of Procedure of the Community Owners' Congress.

property management regulations

Article 18 The rules of procedure of the owners' congress shall stipulate the discussion methods, voting procedures, members and term of office of the owners' committee.

Nineteenth owners' congress and owners' committee shall perform their duties according to law, and shall not make decisions or engage in activities unrelated to property management.

If the decision made by the owners' congress or 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.