An Act to protect consumers of tickets
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Progress
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to protect consumers purchasing tickets in Massachusetts by establishing a system that allows for paperless tickets to be transferred at any price. Consumers will have the option to purchase their tickets in a transferable format at the time of initial sale. The bill intends to create a more flexible and transparent ticketing system. It also directs the state to study the issue further.
Key provisions
- Establishes a system for paperless ticket sales.
- Allows consumers to transfer their paperless tickets.
- Specifies that transfers can occur at any price.
- Requires an option for consumers to purchase tickets in a transferable format.
- Directs the state to conduct a study on the issue.
Who is affected
- Ticket purchasers
- Ticket sellers
- Consumers in Massachusetts
Notable changes
- Introduces a paperless ticketing system.
- Permits the transferability of tickets.
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