HOUSE RESOLUTION CREATING A SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE COMMISSION TO STUDY THE RHODE ISLAND CONDOMINIUM ACT (Creates a special legislative commission to study the Rhode Island condominium act.)

Plain-English Summary

This resolution would have created a special study commission to take a closer look at Rhode Island's Condominium Act — the state law that governs how condominiums are organized, managed, and operated. The commission would have been made up of legislators and potentially other stakeholders, and its job would have been to review the existing law, identify any problems or outdated provisions, and recommend possible changes or updates.

The bill would have primarily affected people who live in, own, or manage condominiums in Rhode Island, as well as condo associations and the businesses that work with them. If the commission had completed its work, its findings could have led to future legislation that changes the rules around things like condo fees, association governance, owner rights, or building maintenance responsibilities.

However, this resolution never moved forward. It was withdrawn by the sponsor on March 26, 2026, meaning the study commission was never formally established. As a result, no review of the Condominium Act will take place under this particular proposal, and no recommendations or changes will come from it. If supporters want to revisit the idea, a new bill would need to be introduced in a future legislative session.