What is the difference and influence between "whether the patentee represents the person: yes" and "whether the patentee represents the person: no"

There are provisions in the Contract Law:

Unless otherwise agreed by the parties, the right to apply for a patent belongs to the parties to the cooperative development. If one party transfers its patent application right, under the same conditions, the other parties have the priority to be assigned. If one party to a cooperative development waives its right to apply for a patent, it may apply separately by the other party or jointly by other parties. If the applicant obtains a patent right, the party who gives up the right to apply for a patent may exploit the patent free of charge. If one party to the cooperative development does not agree to apply for a patent, the other party or other parties shall not apply for a patent. "

At present, you are still the patentee of this patent, but the patent representative has changed from former partner A to stranger B, right? Explain that you were not the representative of the patent before, but the representative handled the application and all kinds of follow-up things on behalf of the patent, which basically has no influence on you now. ? One more thing is better than one less thing, as long as you are still the right holder.