I lost something in the community. Can I monitor the property?

Legal analysis: If something is lost, you can check the community monitoring.

Community monitoring is a part of property services. If the property of the owner is stolen or destroyed in the community, the owner has the right to ask the property company to view the relevant surveillance video. If the property company is worried about revealing the privacy of other owners, the staff can check the surveillance video first, and provide relevant video screenshots needed by the owners to help them defend their rights without involving the privacy of other owners.

In the case of a huge amount of lost property, it is recommended to call the police first and then check the monitoring content with the police.

Legal basis: Regulations on Property Management

Article 1 These Regulations are formulated in order to standardize property management activities, safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of owners and property service enterprises, and improve the living and working environment of the people.

Article 2 The term "property management" as mentioned in these Regulations refers to the activities in which the owner selects a property service enterprise, and the owner and the property service enterprise carry out maintenance, conservation and management of the house, supporting facilities, equipment and related sites in accordance with the provisions of the property service contract, so as to maintain the environmental sanitation and related order in the property management area.

Article 3 The State encourages owners to choose property service enterprises through an open, fair and just market competition mechanism.

Article 4 The State encourages the adoption of new technologies and methods, and relies on scientific and technological progress to improve the level of property management and service.

Fifth the State Council construction administrative departments responsible for the supervision and management of the national property management activities.

The real estate administrative departments of local people's governments at or above the county level shall be responsible for the supervision and management of property management activities within their respective administrative areas.