Enacts the "tenants organizing act" to protect tenants' rights to form and participate in tenants' organizations.
The bill, known as the "tenants organizing act," allows tenants' groups, committees, or other tenants' organizations to invite outside guests or visitors, including elected officials and housing lawyers, to their meetings without paying fees. It defines "tenants' organization" and outlines activities these organizations can engage in, such as initiating contact with tenants and joining or supporting meetings.
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