Amends TCA Title 47.
Tennessee HB0911 amends the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act of 1977 by expanding the definition of unlawful acts to include practices that are unfair to consumers, in addition to those that are deceptive. The bill affects businesses and individuals engaged in commerce within Tennessee by removing provisions related to advertising illegal goods and altering the requirements for assurances of voluntary compliance. Key changes include the removal of the need for written assurances to be filed with the court and the introduction of specific penalties for violations related to on-site payment for parking and third-party ticket resellers.
Tennessee HB0911 amends the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act of 1977 by expanding the definition of unlawful acts to include practices that are unfair to consumers, in addition to those that are deceptive. The bill affects businesses and individuals engaged in commerce within Tennessee by removing provisions related to advertising illegal goods and altering the requirements for assurances of voluntary compliance. Key changes include the removal of the need for written assurances to be filed with the court and the introduction of specific penalties for violations related to on-site payment for parking and third-party ticket resellers.
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