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What are the advantages and disadvantages of setting up an owners' committee as the owner's signature?
The owners' committee is an organization representing the interests of owners. Its purpose is to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of owners. It is an alliance organization that supervises, negotiates, negotiates and litigates the property management office or other organizations that have conflicts of interest with the owners.

Owners and property management organizations are employers and employees. However, because the property management office is an organization and a single owner is an individual, when there is a conflict of interest between them, the property management office is in a strong position and the owners are in a weak position. Only when the interests are unified can we compete with the property management office. The owners' committee is only beneficial to the owners themselves, not harmful.

There is also a principal-agent relationship between the owners and the owners' committee. Owners have the right to ask members of the owners' committee to express their demands.

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Members of the owners' committee shall be the owners within the property management area and meet the following conditions:

(1) Having full capacity for civil conduct;

(2) Abide by the relevant laws and regulations of the state;

(three) abide by the rules of procedure and management regulations of the owners' congress, and perform the obligations of the owners in an exemplary manner;

(four) enthusiastic about public welfare undertakings, strong sense of responsibility, fairness and decency;

(5) Having certain organizational ability;

(6) Having necessary working hours.

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