Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
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Housing: public accommodations; excessively increased pricing in hotel and lodging industry during a declared state of emergency; prohibit. Creates new act. TIE BAR WITH: SB 1042'26, SB 1043'26
This bill, known as the "hotel and lodging pricing protection act," prohibits hotels, motels, and other lodging providers from charging excessively increased prices during or immediately after a declared state of emergency. An "excessively increased price" is defined as a price more than 20% higher than the average price in the 30 days before the emergency, unless the increase is due to higher costs, a previous discount, a contracted price, or a regularly scheduled rate adjustment. Violators could face civil fines, class action lawsuits, and misdemeanor charges.
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- D · PrimeJeremy Moss
- D · CoMary Cavanagh
- D · CoStephanie Chang
- D · CoDarrin Camilleri
- D · CoSean McCann
- D · CoKevin Hertel
- · CoChedrick Greene
- D · CoJohn Cherry
- D · CoRosemary Bayer
- D · CoJeff Irwin
- D · CoPaul Wojno
- D · CoDayna Polehanki
- D · CoVeronica Klinefelt
- D · CoErika Geiss
- D · CoSue Shink
- D · CoMallory McMorrow
- D · CoSarah Anthony
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