Does the owners' committee have the right to decide to dismiss the property company? What are the main decision-making powers of the owners' committee?

What rights does the owners' committee have? According to the Property Management Regulations, the owner can decide to dismiss the property management company. The owners' committee has the right to decide to dismiss the property company. The owners' committee is elected by the owners, and the decisions of the owners' assembly or the owners' committee are binding on the owners. The owners' committee is an important organization to safeguard the owners' rights, which has the power of decision-making, deliberation and supervision. Decision-making power The decision-making power of the owners' committee is mainly embodied in: deciding to hire or dismiss the property management company, and signing the property management service contract with the property management company on behalf of the owners; To decide on the use of the property maintenance fund, the renovation of the property, the maintenance or update of the equipment, and the use of the property maintenance fund must be approved by the owners' committee; Decide on the budget of property management expenses and examine and approve major expenditures; Decide on the development, use and disposal of public parts of the property. The owners' committee exercises the right to vote when deciding on major issues, and each member has one vote, which is passed by a majority vote. If the votes for and against the motion are equal, the chairman of the Committee may exercise the dual voting right to turn the motion into a resolution and pass it. Deliberation power should be said that deliberation power is also an integral part of decision-making power. Because the proposal submitted to the Committee has been deliberated, and the conclusion of deliberation is also a decision. Matters considered by the owners' committee include: management fee budget, monthly, quarterly and annual financial and accounting statements, monthly and annual work reports and work plans of the management company, etc. Exercising supervision is an important function of the owners' committee, which is mainly manifested in supervising the work of the management company. The exercise of supervision power is mainly: to supervise whether the management company strictly performs the duties of entrusted management contract; Whether the expenses of supervising and managing the company are reasonable and appropriate; Supervise and manage whether the company's work can achieve the goal. If the management company's work violates the entrusted management contract, or the management company's work fails to meet the requirements of the contract, the owners' committee shall supervise the management company to make improvements within a certain period of time, otherwise, the owners' committee may dismiss the management company. In addition to supervising and managing the company's work, the owners' committee should also supervise the owners to conscientiously implement the management convention, supervise the owners to abide by various management regulations, and supervise the use and maintenance of facilities, equipment and venues used by * *. Article 11 stipulates that the following matters shall be decided by the owners: (1) Formulating and amending the rules of procedure of the owners' congress; (2) Formulating and amending management regulations; (three) to elect the owners' committee or replace the members of the owners' committee; (four) the selection and dismissal of property services companies; (five) to raise and use special maintenance funds; (six) the renovation of buildings and their ancillary facilities; (seven) other major matters related to the management of * * * and * * *.