House advances consumer protection updates after debate over enforcement safeguards
Legislation conforming House Bill 24‑53 to Senate Bill 17‑35, updating the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act, passed after debate about whether it weakens enforcement authority; sponsor said the measure clarifies discovery scope and enforcement mechanics for ticket sales and other issues.
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Representative Garrett introduced House Bill 24‑53 (substituted to conform to Senate Bill 17‑35) and described it as an update to the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act that "clarifies unfair and deceptive acts," narrows the publisher's exception and limits the scope of discovery in certain enforcement actions. Garrett said the bill streamlines voluntary compliance and clarifies class‑action provisions.
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