Enacts the "tenants organizing act" to allow tenants' groups to invite guests to meetings without fees and to define tenants' organizations.
The bill enacts the "tenants organizing act," which allows tenants' groups, committees, or other tenants' organizations to invite guests, including elected officials and housing lawyers, to their meetings without paying fees. It defines "tenants' organization" as a bona fide group of tenants representing occupied rental units in a property with five or more units. The bill outlines activities tenants' organizations can engage in, such as initiating contact with tenants, joining other tenant organizations, distributing literature, and convening meetings.
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