S 1642
An Act relative to protecting safety from unlicensed work or trades
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Bill overview
This bill aimed to increase consumer protection in Massachusetts by requiring permits and licensing for certain work or trade activities. It sought to ensure that individuals performing these services were qualified and insured, reducing the risk of substandard work and potential safety hazards. The bill proposed establishing a process for verifying contractor qualifications and addressing issues related to unlicensed contractors operating within the state. Ultimately, the bill failed to pass.
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Primary sponsor
Michael D. Brady
Cosponsors
Joan B. Lovely
Michael D. Brady
Steven George Xiarhos
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