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Chair opens House Bill 1851 for signature after brief presentation on auto-renewals
Summary
The conference committee for judicial and public safety oversight opened House Bill 1851 for signature after Reverend Shriver presented it as a consumer protection measure granting consumers rights over automatic subscription renewals; committee members raised no questions or debate.
The conference committee for judicial and public safety oversight opened House Bill 1851 for signature after a brief presentation by Reverend Shriver, who described the measure as a consumer protection bill addressing automatic subscription renewals.
"House bill 1851 is a consumer protection bill that gives consumers rights around auto renewal on subscriptions," Reverend Shriver said, summarizing the bill's purpose to the committee. The presentation did not include statutory citations, detailed enforcement mechanisms or specific consumer remedies.
The committee chair asked if there were any questions; when none were offered and there was no debate, the chair asked that the bill be opened for signature, a routine procedural step moving the conference report toward finalization. No formal roll-call vote, mover, or second was recorded in the transcript.
The record shows only a short presentation and the chair's procedural request to open the bill for signature. Details about the bill's specific rights, remedies, enforcement authority, or effective dates were not specified on the record.
