Senate Consumer Protection Committee advances 12 bills to first reading, debates AI disclosure and rental rules
At its final 2025 meeting the New York State Senate Committee on Consumer Protection advanced a 12‑bill package to first reading, including measures on antitrust class actions, AI disclosures in advertising, right to repair electronics and rental safety. Several bills drew substantive questioning but were reported out of committee.
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The New York State Senate Committee on Consumer Protection, chaired by Sen. Rachel May, advanced 12 bills to first reading at its sixth and final meeting of the 2025 legislative session, debating measures that span antitrust, AI disclosure in advertising, right to repair, utility rate notices and rental‑housing protections.
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