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BAR staff outline legislation and six regulation packages under review
Summary
Bureau of Automotive Repair staff updated advisory members on bills the bureau is tracking and six regulation packages in development, including storage-fee rules and tear-down disclosure for collision repairs.
The Bureau of Automotive Repair on Tuesday briefed its advisory group on state legislation and six regulation packages the bureau is tracking and preparing, saying some items could reach rulemaking this summer.
BAR Chief Patrick Dorey and Executive Office staff Holly Helsing and Kayla Shelton led the update, laying out key bill numbers and rulemaking timelines and asking the advisory group for feedback before packages enter a formal 45‑day public comment period. The bureau highlighted AB 1263 (sunset law that granted BAR authorities), AB 987, SB 712, SB 1368 and SB 861 among measures it is following and said staff will usually take a formal position on bills later in the process, typically when they reach the governor’s desk.
Why it matters: the bureau’s regulatory work implements statutory direction and affects shop compliance…
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