Establishes the "Safe Sanitary Subsidized Rental Housing Bill of Rights."

This bill establishes minimum safety and sanitation standards for rental properties receiving federal subsidies (like Section 8 housing) in New Jersey. It requires landlords to maintain habitable conditions - such as working heat, plumbing, and pest control - and mandates that courts notify housing inspectors within two days if a tenant reports violations in subsidized units. Inspectors must assess the property within 10 days, with fees paid by the landlord if violations are found (e.g., lack of heat or structural hazards). Landlords must also register with local authorities, providing detailed contact information for emergencies and tenant communications. The bill directly affects subsidized landlords and tenants, ensuring taxpayer-funded housing meets health and safety codes.