Establishes the Tenant Power Act to authorize tenant unions and the statewide tenant association.
The bill establishes the Tenant Power Act, authorizing the creation of tenant unions in buildings with two or more units. Tenant unions can be formed by filing a petition signed by a majority of tenants with the statewide tenant association and the Department of State. These unions can engage in activities such as meeting and conferring with landlords, collecting information, and supporting tenants in legal actions. The bill also establishes a statewide tenant association to support tenant organizing and provide technical assistance.
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