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Committee passes bill banning unsolicited high-pressure mail and emails
Summary
HB1511, which prohibits entities from distributing unsolicited mail or electronic mail that uses high-pressure tactics or falsely suggests affiliation with another entity, passed the Judiciary Committee as introduced.
The chair presented HB1511, describing it as a prohibition on entities distributing unsolicited mail or electronic mail that employs "high pressure tactics" or is reasonably likely to cause a consumer to believe the sender is affiliated with another entity. The committee voted and adopted the chair's recommendation to pass the bill as is.
Acting Vice Chair San Buenaventura announced the chair's recommendation and conducted the vote; no WRs or no votes were recorded in the transcript and the chair's recommendation was adopted.
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