When bidding for residential property, what should members of the industry Committee do to canvass for the property company?

When inviting tenders for residential properties, members of industry committees may take the following measures to canvass for property companies:

1. Ask members of the industry committee to publicly explain the reasons and purposes of canvassing, and ask them to explain at the meeting of the industry committee.

2. If members of the industry committee are suspected of violating laws and regulations, they can report and complain to relevant departments or institutions, such as property service supervision departments, housing and urban-rural construction departments, etc.

3. If the members of the industry committee violate the regulations on residential property service management, they can complain to the property company or the property service supervision department and ask them to take corresponding rectification and treatment measures.

4. If the behavior of members of the industry committee involves the bidding of residential property services, they may require the industry committee to disclose the bidding information and bid evaluation results, and supervise and inspect the bid evaluation process.

5. If the behavior of members of the industry committee seriously affects the residential property services and residents' interests, residents' representatives can be organized to communicate and negotiate with members of the industry committee to find ways and means to solve the problem. In short, when members of the industry committee canvass for a property company, they should take timely measures to protect the legitimate rights and interests of residents in the community. When dealing with such problems, we need to pay attention to the constraints of laws and regulations and the maintenance of the principle of justice, so as to avoid personal interests and personal relationships interfering with public interests and community management. At the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen the supervision and management of the members of the industry Committee, improve their sense of responsibility and service level, and provide better property services and management for the residents of the community.