Tennessee · 114
SB 2071
Consumer Protection - As introduced, prohibits a person from requiring another to use programmable money for a transaction; prohibits an issuer of programmable money from denying a transaction based upon certain factors; requires an issuer of programmable money that denies a transaction to provide reasons for the denial to the affected party upon request; designates violations to be violations of the Consumer Protection Act of 1977 and provides for other forms of relief and enforcement. - Amends TCA Title 47.
Bill record: Open States bulk CSV (bills/votes) CC0-1.0
Summary AI-generated
Tennessee SB 2071 prohibits requiring individuals to use programmable money for transactions and bars issuers from denying transactions based on certain factors. The bill mandates that issuers provide reasons for any transaction denials upon request and designates violations as breaches of the Consumer Protection Act of 1977, establishing specific relief and enforcement mechanisms.
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Issue tags AI-classified
Classified by a local model from the bill's text; confidence shown. GovTally LLM enrichment (local oMLX)
Sponsors
- Bo Watson Republican lead