Committee advances sweeping right‑to‑repair draft after wide stakeholder debate
The select committee voted to carry a right‑to‑repair bill (26 LSO 60) that would require manufacturers to make parts, tools and documentation available to owners and independent repair providers under fair terms, while carving out several exemptions after months of stakeholder negotiation.
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The committee voted to move forward with an amended right‑to‑repair draft (26 LSO 60) that would require original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to make documentation, embedded software, parts and tools available on fair and reasonable terms for diagnosing, maintaining and repairing covered digital electronic equipment sold, made or used in Wyoming on or after July 1, 2026.
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