An Act relative to wheelchair repair requirements and consumer protection
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Progress
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to strengthen consumer protections for individuals who rely on wheelchairs, specifically focusing on warranty requirements and repair processes. It seeks to ensure that wheelchair manufacturers and repair providers meet certain standards and provide adequate support for wheelchair users. The legislation intends to address issues related to warranty coverage and the accessibility of repair services, ultimately promoting better access to and maintenance of wheelchairs.
Key provisions
- Requires wheelchair manufacturers to provide clear and accessible warranty information to consumers.
- Establishes standards for wheelchair repair providers to ensure quality service.
- Addresses issues related to the availability of replacement parts for wheelchairs.
- Provides a mechanism for consumers to seek redress if warranty claims are not honored.
- Focuses on ensuring timely repairs and addressing accessibility concerns for wheelchair users.
Who is affected
- Individuals with disabilities
- Wheelchair manufacturers
- Wheelchair repair providers
- Consumers
- Disability advocacy groups
Notable changes
- The bill seeks to clarify warranty terms and conditions for wheelchairs.
- It intends to improve the accountability of wheelchair repair services.
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Sponsors
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24 on record
Primary sponsor
James J. O'Day
Cosponsors
Adrianne Pusateri Ramos
Antonio F. D. Cabral
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