Minnesota HF2296 clarifies prohibitions on victim information disclosure and outlines landlord duties for digital payment platforms and utility.

Minnesota HF2296 amends statutes to clarify that landlords cannot disclose tenant information, including victim status, to third parties. It also mandates that landlords provide a written receipt for cash or money order payments. The bill requires landlords to offer an alternative payment method if a digital platform is unavailable and prohibits landlords from taking adverse actions against tenants for payment delays due to platform unavailability. Additionally, it limits the rate landlords can charge tenants for apportioned utility services.

Minnesota HF2296 clarifies prohibitions on victim information disclosure and outlines landlord duties for digital payment platforms and utility.

Minnesota HF2296 amends statutes to clarify that landlords cannot disclose tenant information, including victim status, to third parties. It also mandates that landlords provide a written receipt for cash or money order payments. The bill requires landlords to offer an alternative payment method if a digital platform is unavailable and prohibits landlords from taking adverse actions against tenants for payment delays due to platform unavailability. Additionally, it limits the rate landlords can charge tenants for apportioned utility services.