Trade: business practices; excessively increased pricing for certain goods and services during a declared state of emergency; prohibit. Creates new act. TIE BAR WITH: HB 6103'26, HB 6104'26

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This bill, called the "commodities and emergency services and supplies pricing protection act," aims to stop price gouging during a declared state of emergency in Michigan. It prohibits businesses from charging excessively high prices for essential items like building materials, food, emergency supplies, and medical supplies. If passed, the Attorney General could take legal action, including class action lawsuits and civil penalties, and individuals who violate the act could face misdemeanor charges.

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D · PrimeJason Hoskins
D · CoDenise Mentzer
D · CoLaurie Pohutsky
D · CoJasper Martus
D · CoNatalie Price
D · CoHelena Scott

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