What COVID-19 tenant protections (state, county, and city) apply to UCLA Housing and why haven't tenants been informed?

Another possible addition or addendum to the question: Why doesn’t UCLA clearly articulate eviction protections (particularly state protections) and rent relief protections for on-campus and off-campus students? What local, state, or federal programs are available to students to help with rent?

I want to edit my question: Why hasn’t UCLA Housing adjusted rent prices (even before the housing crisis) given, as our survey shows, that the majority of renters were before the pandemic and are now experiencing SEVERE rent burden according to federal standards (that is, by federal standards an individual/household spending more than 50% of their salary on rent is considered SEVERE rent burden)?

Why does Housing put a clause in our contracts that increases rent yearly without any consideration for whether student salaries or financial aid packages have increased proportionally or without consideration to changing conditions, writ large?

Why do you continue to have a holds clause in our contracts that places students in an incredibly vulnerable position if they cannot pay rent?

Also, why won’t UCLA Housing accept this support? Especially considering that the Economic Crisis Response Team CANNOT offer a subsidy but instead requires students take out loans, which are much more predatory for students.