Plain English Breakdown
The official source material does not specify an exact date for the enactment of new permanent rules, leaving this detail uncertain.
Emergency Declaration to Maintain Rent Rules
This law declares an emergency and extends the temporary ban on certain housing certificates until new permanent rules are in place.
What This Bill Does
- Declares an emergency situation due to congressional review of District rent stabilization laws.
- Extends the moratorium (temporary ban) on applications for, and issuance of, certificates of assurance related to rent stabilization laws.
Who It Names or Affects
- Landlords who need certificates of assurance under District rent stabilization laws.
- The Mayor's office which issues these certificates.
Terms To Know
- Certificate of Assurance
- A document issued by the government that confirms a landlord meets certain requirements for renting properties in the District.
- Moratorium
- A temporary ban on something, like applying for or getting certificates of assurance.
Limits and Unknowns
- The exact date when new permanent rules will take effect is not specified.
- It only applies to the District of Columbia and its residents.