The House Housing Committee advanced two landlord-tenant bills — one establishing a statewide Rights and Responsibilities Guide for landlords and tenants, and another addressing key return procedures at lease end — while a third bill on summary possession was pulled at the sponsor's request.
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Representative Morrison asked who would produce and print the guides and whether it would be through the Department of Housing. Representative Gray similarly asked who would fund the guides, noting 'obviously these things are going to cost something to produce.' Representative Williams answered that it would be the commission's responsibility. Scott Kidner countered with his expectation that 'the cost will then be borne by the landlord to download and make copies as needed,' qualifying the sponsor's answer.
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“Our laws are constantly changing and it's a good way for the landlords and the tenants to understand what is. What is happening yearly down here in Dover. Sometimes I think we have a hard time keeping up with it.”
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Sign in to subscribeLike, we cannot be the only people who are excited about this. Right. There's not. Okay. Much better. Thank you. You make sure you get some of this joy, okay? This joy only happens here. Oh, my goodness. Good morning, everyone. Way down here. Good morning. Thank you. I love your enthusiasm. Between the time our voice reaches. Yeah. Okay. Oh, gosh. So before we get things started, members, I want you to remember that there are microphones at the desk and that they will pick up all of our conversations quite easily. The mics are connected to the live stream so that the public may watch the proceedings. The House Housing Committee meeting is called to order. Members of the public can participate either in person or virtually via Zoom webinar. The public can participate virtually by registering through the meeting link posted on the General Assembly's website. Instructions for public comment are available on the website under this committee meeting's notice and will also be shared during the public comment portion of the hearing. Written comments may also be submitted to House Committee commentellaware.gov and any comments received within 24 hours after the hearing will be included in…
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