Committee approves bill banning speculative ticketing
Summary
The committee unanimously passed House Bill 463, which the sponsor described as a ban on speculative ticketing practices.
The House Consumer Protection, Technology & Utilities Committee unanimously approved House Bill 463, a measure described by staff as banning speculative ticketing.
Chairman Burgos called up the bill and staff summarized it as forbidding speculative ticketing practices. The committee recorded no negative votes and the bill passed unanimously.
No extended debate or amendments were recorded in the committee transcript. The bill will move forward in the House process for further consideration.
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