Rights and obligations of the owners' committee?

The owners' committee is a very important organization for every community. Members of the owners' committee are composed of owners' representatives, safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of owners, representing the interests of owners, and supervising and assisting property management services. Although the owners' committee has no independent legal personality, it also has its own rights and obligations.

The rights of the owners' committee are as follows:

1. Convene and preside over the owners' meeting. Inspect and supervise the work of property management enterprises. Review the annual management work plan and annual expense budget.

2. Select, renew or dismiss the property management enterprise. Amend the owners' convention and the articles of association of the owners' committee.

3. Consider the charging standard and usage of property management service fees. Supervise the rational use of public buildings and public facilities, and be responsible for the collection, use and management of property maintenance funds.

4. Other duties entrusted by the owners' congress or the owners' congress.

The obligations of the owners' committee are as follows:

1, report to the owners' meeting, implement the resolutions adopted by the owners' meeting, and accept the supervision of the owners.

2. Implement and urge the owners to abide by relevant laws and policies such as property management.

3. Strictly perform the entrustment contract of property management to ensure the realization of various property management objectives.

4. The decisions made by the owners' committee shall not violate the laws, regulations and policies, the decisions of the owners' congress or the public interests of the owners.

5, accept the supervision and guidance of government administrative agencies.