Relating to perinatal public health; and declaring an emergency.

Added Representative NGUYEN H as a co-sponsor of the bill.

Changed the eviction delay trigger from automatic documentation receipt to requiring the defendant to file a formal motion and declaration under penalty of perjury.

Added a requirement that defendants deliver documentation to plaintiffs on or before filing the motion, with provisions to redact protected personal information.

Changed the effective date from approval of health-related supports to September 1, 2025.

Added a requirement that courts grant the motion and reschedule trials if the defendant meets the specified criteria and files at least three judicial days prior to trial.

Added eviction trial delays for families with children under 12 months who receive medical assistance and health-related housing supports

Established 90-104 day minimum delay for eviction trials following approval of housing supports

Changed sunset date from January 2, 2027 to September 28, 2027

Required Judicial Department to update nonpayment notices to include rental assistance information and eligibility criteria

Required Housing and Community Services Department to prioritize funding for children under 12 months and report on unsheltered homelessness rates

Changed from studying perinatal health issues to actively preventing evictions and reporting on homelessness rates for children