Consumer protection; filter requirements on Internet enabled devices, penalties for violation

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AI Summary: This federal bill aims to enhance consumer protection by imposing filter requirements on internet-enabled devices. It includes penalties for violations of these requirements. The main provisions include mandating filters on such devices to promote online safety and restrict access to harmful content. The bill seeks to deter non-compliance through the imposition of penalties. If passed, this legislation could significantly impact manufacturers, sellers, and users of internet-enabled devices by ensuring safer online experiences and holding accountable those who fail to comply with the filter requirements.

Latest Action: Read for the first time and referred to the House Committee on Judiciary

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Actions (12):

2024-02-14 : Read for the first time and referred to the House Committee on Judiciary
2024-02-14 : Pending House Judiciary
2024-02-15 : Re-referred to Committee in House of Origin to House Commerce and Small Business
2024-03-06 : Reported Out of Committee House of Origin
2024-03-06 : Read for the Second Time and placed on the Calendar
2024-04-04 : Third Reading in House of Origin
2024-04-04 : Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass - Adopted Roll Call 388
2024-04-09 : Read for the first time and referred to the Senate Committee on Fiscal Responsibility and Economic Development
2024-04-09 : Pending Senate Fiscal Responsibility and Economic Development
2024-05-01 : Fiscal Responsibility and Economic Development 1st Amendment LTC4YYW-1
2024-05-01 : Reported Out of Committee Second House
2024-05-07 : Read for the Second Time and placed on the Calendar

Sponsors (1)

Chris Sells, (Republic)

Text Versions (1):

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Roll Calls (2):

Roll Call Agency: House
Vote Date: 2024-04-04
Description: Third Reading in House of Origin
Yea Votes: 99
Members Voting: Laura Hall,Artis McCampbell,Barbara Boyd,Pebblin Warren,Christopher England,Thomas Jackson,Stephen Hurst,Mary Moore,Alan Baker,Randy Wood,Steve Clouse,Allen Treadaway,Terri Collins,Paul Lee,Napoleon Bracy,Berry Forte,Juandalynn Givan,Jim Carns,David Standridge,Mack Butler,Randall Shedd,Adline Clarke,Phillip Pettus,Ritchie Whorton,David Faulkner,Danny Garrett,Reed Ingram,Nathaniel Ledbetter,Chris Sells,Chris Pringle,Bob Fincher,Barbara Drummond,Kelvin Lawrence,Timothy Wadsworth,Arnold Mooney,Anthony Daniels,Chris Blackshear,Danny Crawford,Joe Lovvorn,Rolanda Hollis,Prince Chestnut,Rex Reynolds,Craig Lipscomb,Scott Stadthagen,Shane Stringer,Chip Brown,Tracy Estes,Matt Simpson,Brett Easterbrook,Jeremy Gray,Sam Jones,Jamie Kiel,Rhett Marques,Parker Moore,TaShina Morris,Ed Oliver,Ginny Shaver,Jeff Sorrells,Andy Whitt,Debbie Wood,Neil Rafferty,Van Smith,Russell Bedsole,Ben Robbins,Kenyatte Hassell,Kenneth Paschal,Cynthia Almond,Patrice McClammy,Ron Bolton,Brock Colvin,Phillip Ensler,Mark Gidley,Ben Harrison,Leigh Hulsey,Mike Kirkland,Bill Lamb,Marcus Paramore,Rick Rehm,Chad Robertson,Mike Shaw,Jerry Starnes,Troy Stubbs,Ontario Tillman,Kerry Underwood,Matt Woods,Ernie Yarbrough,Susan DuBose,Jennifer Fidler,Donna Givens,Matthew Hammett,Frances Holk-Jones,James Lomax,Phillip Rigsby,Patrick Sellers,Mark Shirey,Curtis Travis,Bryan Brinyark,Travis Hendrix,Marilyn Lands
Absent Votes: 3
Members Voting: Margie Wilcox,Corey Harbison,Corley Ellis
Excused Votes: 1
Members Voting: Jim Hill

Roll Call Agency: House
Vote Date: 2024-04-04
Description: Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass - Roll Call 388
Yea Votes: 98
Members Voting: Laura Hall,Artis McCampbell,Barbara Boyd,Pebblin Warren,Christopher England,Thomas Jackson,Stephen Hurst,Mary Moore,Alan Baker,Randy Wood,Steve Clouse,Allen Treadaway,Terri Collins,Paul Lee,Napoleon Bracy,Berry Forte,Juandalynn Givan,Jim Carns,David Standridge,Mack Butler,Randall Shedd,Margie Wilcox,Corey Harbison,Phillip Pettus,Ritchie Whorton,David Faulkner,Danny Garrett,Reed Ingram,Nathaniel Ledbetter,Chris Sells,Chris Pringle,Bob Fincher,Barbara Drummond,Kelvin Lawrence,Timothy Wadsworth,Arnold Mooney,Anthony Daniels,Chris Blackshear,Danny Crawford,Joe Lovvorn,Rolanda Hollis,Prince Chestnut,Rex Reynolds,Craig Lipscomb,Scott Stadthagen,Shane Stringer,Chip Brown,Tracy Estes,Matt Simpson,Brett Easterbrook,Jeremy Gray,Sam Jones,Jamie Kiel,Rhett Marques,Parker Moore,TaShina Morris,Ed Oliver,Ginny Shaver,Jeff Sorrells,Andy Whitt,Debbie Wood,Neil Rafferty,Van Smith,Russell Bedsole,Ben Robbins,Kenyatte Hassell,Kenneth Paschal,Cynthia Almond,Patrice McClammy,Ron Bolton,Brock Colvin,Mark Gidley,Ben Harrison,Leigh Hulsey,Mike Kirkland,Bill Lamb,Marcus Paramore,Rick Rehm,Chad Robertson,Mike Shaw,Jerry Starnes,Troy Stubbs,Ontario Tillman,Kerry Underwood,Matt Woods,Ernie Yarbrough,Susan DuBose,Jennifer Fidler,Donna Givens,Matthew Hammett,Frances Holk-Jones,James Lomax,Phillip Rigsby,Patrick Sellers,Mark Shirey,Curtis Travis,Bryan Brinyark,Travis Hendrix
Absent Votes: 1
Members Voting: Corley Ellis
Excused Votes: 4
Members Voting: Adline Clarke,Jim Hill,Phillip Ensler,Marilyn Lands

Amendments (1):

Name: Senate Fiscal Responsibility and Economic Development Fiscal Responsibility and Economic Development 1st Amendment
BillId: HB167
LegislativeSession: 2024 Regular Session
Description: Senate Fiscal Responsibility and Economic Development Fiscal Responsibility and Economic Development 1st Amendment LTC4YYW-1
FloorActionDate: 2024-05-01
Pdf: LTC4YYW-1.pdf