Can the property management company collect the owner's decoration management fee? Which law mentions it?

Decoration management fee is a temporary charging item set by the owner because the decoration project increases the workload of property management services. The specific charging standard is not clearly stipulated by the state, and it is agreed by both the decorator and the property service enterprise. Fees can be charged to the owner or to the decoration company. Article 16 of the Measures for the Administration of Residential Interior Decoration stipulates that:

Sixteenth decoration or decoration enterprises, should sign a residential interior decoration management service agreement with the property management unit.

The residential interior decoration management service agreement shall include the following contents:

(a) the implementation content of the decoration project;

(two) the implementation period of the decoration project;

(3) Time allowed for construction;

(4) Removal and treatment of wastes;

(five) the installation requirements of residential facade facilities and security window;

(6) Prohibited behaviors and precautions;

(7) Management service fees;

(8) Liability for breach of contract;

(nine) other matters that need to be agreed.

Although it is not explicitly pointed out, it is mentioned that the management service fee should be included in the agreement.