Is it legal for the industry Committee to be led by the party branch?

Legal analysis: Of course not. The director of the industry Committee is elected by the community owners' meeting, and there will be no party branch in the community. Under normal circumstances, the party branch is evenly distributed among grassroots organizations such as neighborhood committees, and it is impossible to stipulate that the director of the industry Committee must be the secretary of the community party branch. Community party organizations shall lead the owners' committee to carry out its work and supervise it. Members of the owners' committee who refuse to implement the deployment requirements of community party organizations, infringe upon the interests of owners, engage in malpractices for selfish ends, and have low satisfaction with residents may urge them to resign voluntarily through the owners' committee; Those who refuse to resign shall be dismissed through legal procedures. Community party organizations can report their performance of duties to the unit where the members of the owners' committee work or the original work unit. Property services in residential areas must be led by community party organizations.

Legal basis: guiding rules of owners' congress and owners' committee.

Article 3 The owners' committee shall be elected by the owners' congress according to law, perform the duties entrusted by the owners' congress, implement the matters decided by the owners' congress, and accept the supervision of the owners.

Article 4 The decisions of the owners' congress or the owners' committee are binding on the owners. The owners' congress and the owners' committee shall perform their duties according to law, and shall not make decisions or engage in activities unrelated to property management.

Article 19 of the Property Management Regulations has also made relevant provisions. 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 where the property is located or the subdistrict office or the township people's government shall order it to correct or revoke its decision within a time limit and notify all the owners.