Who should be the preparatory committee for the re-election of the first owners' committee?

1. There is no need to set up a preparatory committee for the change of the first owners' committee. (1) If the term of office expires, the current owners' committee will organize a general election within the specified time; (two) if the general election is not organized within the time limit, the residents' committee where the property is located may organize the general election under the guidance and supervision of the subdistrict office and the Township People's government. According to the following,

The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development's "Guiding Rules for Owners' Committee" stipulates in Article 47 that "before the term of office of the owners' committee expires three months, the owners' committee shall organize a meeting of the owners' congress to hold a general election, and report to the county real estate administrative departments, sub-district offices and township people's governments where the property is located. "

Article 57 also stipulates that "if the owners' committee fails to organize the general election within the specified time, the district/county real estate administrative department or subdistrict office or township people's government where the property is located shall order it to organize the general election within a time limit; If it has not been organized within the time limit, the residents' committee where the property is located may organize the general election work under the guidance and supervision of the sub-district office and the township people's government. "

2. If the term of office of the current owners' committee is not full, Article 44 of the Guiding Rules of the Owners' Committee of the Owners' Congress of China's Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development stipulates that if the members of the owners' committee have one of the following circumstances, "(1) submitting a written request for resignation; (2) Failing to perform the duties as a member; (three) the use of membership for personal gain; (four) refused to perform the obligations of the owners; (5) Violating the lawful rights and interests of others; (six) for other reasons, it is not suitable to be a member of the owners' committee. "With the proposal of more than 1/3 members of the owners' committee or owners holding more than 20% of the voting rights, the owners' assembly or the owners' committee may decide whether to terminate its membership according to the authorization of the owners' assembly.