School employees: solicitation: financial services or products.
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Majority
Fiscal committee
No
Appropriation
No
Current location
Education
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
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Overview
This bill restricts financial services and product solicitations on school campuses. It requires local educational agencies (like school districts) to ensure representatives meet specific criteria, including security measures, licensing verification, and disclosure of compensation methods. Representatives are prohibited from offering inducements and must avoid misleading visuals. Electronic communications related to solicitations must include the word ‘VENDOR’ or ‘SOLICITATION’ in all capital letters.
Key provisions
- Local educational agencies must require representatives to demonstrate licensing and business status before soliciting.
- Representatives cannot offer inducements to school employees.
- Solicitations must occur in areas not regularly used for employee breaks.
- Representatives cannot use visuals that could mislead employees about their affiliation.
- Electronic solicitations must include ‘VENDOR’ or ‘SOLICITATION’ in the subject line.
- Representatives must disclose their compensation method.
- Employees cannot be given access to areas where pupils are regularly present.
- Local educational agencies cannot use their resources to support the solicitation.
Who is affected
- School districts
- County offices of education
- Charter schools
- School employees (certificated and classified)
- Financial service and product representatives
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