[Asia Economy (Naepo) Reporter Jeong Il-woong] The Chungnam Provincial Audit Committee announced on the 17th that it conducted audits on 10 apartment complexes in the region last year and uncovered a total of 131 cases of irregularities.


According to the provincial audit committee, the major cases detected during the audit include ▲improper selection of housing management companies and construction service contractors (24 cases) ▲improper payment of allowances to management office managers and staff (15 cases) ▲failure to implement long-term repair plans and improper accumulation of long-term repair reserves (14 cases) ▲improper formation and operation of residents' representative meetings and election committees (14 cases) ▲improper expenditure of operating expenses for residents' representative meetings (10 cases) ▲and others (54 cases).


The audit committee took measures according to the severity of the detected issues: 105 cases received a 'caution', 20 cases were 'corrected', and 6 cases were 'recommended' actions, recovering a total of 26.3 million KRW. Furthermore, for cases classified as repeated or continuous misconduct, strict measures will be taken to ensure appropriate punishment.



A provincial official stated, "Audits of apartment complexes are possible when more than 30% of all residents agree or when it is deemed necessary for the efficiency of multi-family housing management and the protection of residents." He added, "The province will maintain a good apartment complex culture through thorough audits."


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