Establishes "Affordable Housing Obligation Study Commission."

This bill creates a temporary "Affordable Housing Obligation Study Commission" to examine New Jersey's housing policies. The commission, composed of seven members including agency representatives and appointed officials, will study the state's affordable housing history, analyze past guidance to municipalities, assess population growth and housing needs, and hold public hearings. Its key task is to produce a report within one year with recommendations for municipalities and state agencies on meeting housing obligations. The commission will expire immediately after publishing its final report. This is a procedural study commission with no direct policy changes; it focuses on analysis to inform future housing strategies.