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The owners' meeting is the place where opinions are exchanged and decisions are made. Important decisions that have a certain impact may not be made by the administrator or advisory board. The so-called central "decision-making" takes place at the EV, so you as the owner have a right to participate, speak and vote that no one can take away from you because the EV is the most important "organ" of the WEG. The administrator must invite people to an owners' meeting at least once a year. But that does not mean that the administrator only calls a meeting or at most once a year to comply with the formalities and decide everything else with the advisory board alone. On the contrary: important decisions may not be "outsourced" from the EV. According to Section 27 WoEigG, the administrator himself may only decide on things that 1. are of minor importance and do not lead to significant obligations or 2. are necessary to meet a deadline or to avoid a disadvantage. The advisory board may not make any decisions at all. According to Section 29 WoEigG, his duties are to support and monitor the administrator in carrying out his tasks - as well as to check the annual accounts and business plan and to provide an opinion. All other matters are decided "by resolution in a meeting of the apartment owners", says Section 23 WoEigG. In this video I explain to you how the owners' meeting works, how a resolution is reached and how the owners' meeting, administrator and advisory board work together.