"Brush face" into the community has become a "standard" in some urban residential areas. Can the owner refuse to brush his face?

Of course you can refuse? Brush your face? You can also choose your own way of getting in and out of the community. So-called? Brush your face? Has become a shelter for some residents in the community? Standard? This is only stipulated privately by some residential properties and is illegal. Owners have the right to refuse, but also can choose their own way to enter and leave the community. The property is for the owners of the community. When making rules and regulations, we should listen to the opinions of the owners, and should not make them privately, let alone enforce them. It is too arrogant for a property to put its obligations above the rights of the owner as a consumer. Sooner or later, such service departments will be eliminated and replaced by more professional departments.

The Consumer Protection Law protects the legitimate rights and interests of every consumer.

Owners are customers of the property department, who are consumers, and the property department provides property services for all owners of the community. They are the service department. As a consumer, every owner has the right to choose the way of consumption he wants, while as a service provider, he has no right to force consumers to consume and implement according to his method.

Everyone has the right to make a choice.

When we spend money, we can choose to pay cash, electronic payment and credit card. These are all legal and formal consumption patterns. Merchants should respect each consumer's payment methods and their own choices. Whether it is compulsory cash payment or compulsory mobile phone payment, businesses have violated the legitimate rights and interests of consumers, violated the principle of a harmonious society, and caused great inconvenience to people's daily life.

The owner in the community is every owner, and the owner can choose the way to enter and leave the gate. For safety, each community has certain rules and regulations. Generally, there are doormen on duty, and some communities have prepared key cards for owners. In the morning and evening, some communities also have their own opening and closing times. The community should formulate reasonable rules and regulations for the safety and convenience of the owners. If some unreasonable rules are formulated, which will bring inconvenience to the owner's life, it will go against the original intention.