Owners' Committee change process

The specific transition process is as follows:

1. The township people's government or sub-district office shall, jointly with the district/county housing security and housing management departments, organize the owners to elect and produce a re-election group of owners' representatives. Post the publicity and announcement of the formation of the general election team of the owners' committee.

2, the general election team to develop the owners' committee candidates and publicity (can refer to the first owners' meeting).

3. Elect the candidates for the members of the owners' committee and review their qualifications according to the proposed method.

4. The candidates for the owners' committee shall be publicized and published.

5. Organize the owners' meeting and elect new members of the owners' committee according to the procedures of the owners' meeting.

One, property public prosecution in any of the following circumstances, can be regarded as mismanagement:

1. Failing to issue and review parking vouchers as required;

2. The parking facilities are not perfect;

3. Failing to take appropriate measures to stop and report to the police when others are found to have damaged, stolen or robbed vehicles;

4. Failing to provide vehicle parking services in accordance with the publicized vehicle management system;

5. Other circumstances that should bear civil liability. Property management companies that have evidence to prove that parking permits have been issued in accordance with regulations, or have taken appropriate measures to stop others from stealing, robbing or damaging vehicles, will not be liable for compensation.

Second, the conditions for the establishment of industry committees

1, the occupancy rate of the community must reach at least 50%.

2. The first batch of properties have been delivered for more than 2 years, and the occupancy rate of the community is over 30%.

3. The first batch of properties have been delivered for 3 years or more.

Legal basis: Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC).

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