What powers do supervisors have?

1. What powers do the supervisors of the board of supervisors have? The board of supervisors (supervisors of companies without a board of supervisors) shall exercise the following functions and powers: (1) to check the company's finances; (2) To supervise the acts of directors and senior managers in performing the duties of the Company, and put forward suggestions for the removal of directors and senior managers who violate laws, administrative regulations, articles of association or resolutions of the shareholders' meeting; (3) To require directors and senior managers to correct their actions when they harm the interests of the company; (4) Proposing to convene an interim shareholders' meeting, and convening and presiding over the shareholders' meeting when the board of directors fails to perform its duties as stipulated in the Company Law; (five) to submit a proposal to the shareholders' meeting; (six) in accordance with the provisions of Article 151 of the Company Law, bring a lawsuit against the directors and senior managers; (7) Attend board meetings as nonvoting delegates and raise questions and suggestions on matters discussed; (8) Discovering the operation of the company; (9) Other functions and powers as stipulated in the articles of association. The board of supervisors of listed companies can also audit the company's periodic reports prepared by the board of directors and put forward written audit opinions. In order to ensure the normal, orderly and standardized operation of the company at the meeting of the board of supervisors, ensure the correct decision-making of the company and the correct execution of official duties by the leaders, and prevent the abuse of power from endangering the interests of the company, shareholders and third parties, all countries stipulate the establishment of supervisors or supervisory committees in the company. The Board of Supervisors is a permanent supervisory body of the company under the leadership of the shareholders' (general) meeting, which performs supervisory functions. The Board of Supervisors is juxtaposed with the Board of Directors and independently exercises the supervisory power over the Board of Directors, the general manager, senior staff and the management of the whole company. In order to ensure the independence of the board of supervisors and supervisors, supervisors may not concurrently serve as directors and managers. The board of supervisors is responsible to the shareholders' meeting, and comprehensively supervises the company's operation and management, including investigating and reviewing the company's operating conditions, checking various financial conditions, providing reports to the shareholders' meeting or the board of directors, supervising the behavior of the company's cadres at all levels, making suggestions on the appointment and removal of leading cadres, and supervising the company's plans, decisions and their implementation. The supervisors in the board of supervisors have the above nine rights. As the name implies, supervisors have the function of supervising and inspecting the shareholders, finance and operation of the company. For acts that violate the interests of the company, they should give consideration to the right of examination, the right of resolution and the right of dissolution. Because they stand from a macro perspective and are beneficial to the future development of the company, they must have these rights.