The bill amends several sections of the General Laws in Chapter 34-36.1, known as "Condominium Law," to clarify the applicability of certain provisions to condominiums created before July 1, 1982. It introduces a definition for "special assessment" and specifies that amendments to sections 34-36.1-1.03 and 34-36.1-3.08 will apply to these older condominiums.

Specifically, the bill inserts new language defining "special assessment" as an assessment that is not part of the association budget. It also outlines procedures for meetings, stating that all association meetings should generally occur in a physical location within the city or town of the condominium unless otherwise authorized in the declaration or bylaws. If permitted, meetings may take place entirely remotely, allowing unit owners to participate, be counted for quorum, communicate with other participants, and vote using digital or telephone systems as determined by the executive board, with prior notice to unit owners.

This legislative change aims to enhance the flexibility and inclusivity of condominium governance while ensuring that existing legal frameworks remain intact for actions taken prior to the amendments.