What are the responsibilities and authorities of the community board of supervisors?

The main responsibilities and authority of the community board of supervisors include the following aspects:

1. Supervise the work of the owners' committee: The community board of supervisors has the right to supervise the work of the owners' committee, including whether the decisions of the owners' committee are legal and whether the implementation is in place.

2. Supervision of property services: The community board of supervisors has the right to supervise the service quality and service attitude of the property service company, and has the right to complain and report the misconduct of the property service company.

3. Supervision of financial management: The community board of supervisors has the right to supervise the financial management of the community, including the income and expenditure of the community and the use of funds, and has the right to make suggestions and supervise the problems existing in financial management.

4. Safeguarding owners' rights and interests: The community board of supervisors has the right to safeguard owners' legitimate rights and interests on behalf of owners, including supervising the maintenance of houses, public facilities and environmental sanitation, and has the right to make suggestions and demands.

5. Supervise the use of large-scale maintenance funds: The community board of supervisors has the right to supervise the use of large-scale maintenance funds, including whether the use of maintenance funds is in compliance with regulations and how effective it is, and has the right to make suggestions and supervision.