Consumer protection: privacy; Michigan consumer protection act; amend to include violation of kids code act as violation. Amends sec. 3 of 1976 PA 331 (MCL 445.903).
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Overview
This bill amends the Michigan Consumer Protection Act to include violations of the Kids Code Act as violations of unfair, unconscionable, or deceptive trade practices. It expands the existing definitions of what constitutes an unlawful trade practice, adding provisions related to misleading advertising practices targeting children and ensuring transparency in sales presentations. The bill also addresses issues related to credit card receipts and Social Security number disclosures.
Key provisions
- Includes violations of the Kids Code Act as unlawful trade practices.
- Expands the definition of deceptive trade practices to cover misleading advertising targeting children.
- Addresses issues related to credit card receipt disclosures, particularly regarding the display of account numbers.
- Clarifies when the disclosure of a consumer's Social Security number is permissible.
- Updates provisions related to environmental marketing claims and degradable product labeling.
- Addresses issues related to live musical performances and affiliations.
- Includes provisions related to sales presentations and prize disclosures.
Who is affected
- Consumers
- Businesses engaging in trade or commerce
- Retailers
- Marketing and advertising professionals
- Children and their parents/guardians
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