An Act relative to the licensure of automobile damage appraisers
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill proposes to create a licensure process for automobile damage appraisers in Massachusetts. Currently, there is no formal regulation or licensing requirement for these professionals. The bill aims to establish standards and qualifications for appraisers to ensure competency and protect consumers involved in vehicle damage claims.
Key provisions
- Establishes a licensure process for automobile damage appraisers.
- Defines qualifications and requirements for appraisers, including education and experience.
- Creates a board to oversee the licensing and regulation of appraisers.
- Outlines procedures for application, examination, and renewal of licenses.
- Specifies penalties for violations of licensing requirements.
Who is affected
- Automobile damage appraisers
- Consumers involved in vehicle damage claims
- Insurance companies
- Motor vehicle repair shops
Notable changes
- Currently, there is no formal licensing system for automobile damage appraisers in Massachusetts.
- The bill introduces a new regulatory framework for the profession.
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Sponsors
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Primary sponsor
Michael J. Finn
Cosponsor
Michael J. Finn
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