Written lease requirements modified, disclosure of additional landlord contact information required, landlords prohibited from listing the name of a minor child of a tenant in a lease or eviction complaint, right to view rental unit established, and penalties against landlords established.

The bill modifies the requirements for written leases by requiring landlords to provide additional contact information. It also prohibits landlords from including the names of minor children in lease agreements or eviction complaints. Additionally, tenants are granted the right to view their rental unit, and penalties for landlords who violate these rules are established.

Supporters of the bill argue that it enhances tenant rights and protections, ensuring that families are treated fairly and that children's names are kept private to protect their safety. They believe that clearer landlord contact information will help tenants address issues more effectively and that the right to view rental units promotes transparency.

Critics of the bill may argue that it places unnecessary burdens on landlords, complicating the leasing process and potentially leading to increased rental costs. They might express concerns that the added regulations could discourage property owners from renting to families, ultimately reducing housing availability.