RELATING TO COMMERCE.

Summary

The bill bars individuals or entities from acquiring or holding shares, interests, or assets when doing so would substantially lessen competition, limit health‑care access, or increase insurance premiums. It applies to both direct and indirect ownership, but excludes passive investors who do not use voting power to influence competition. The goal is to keep health‑care markets competitive and protect consumers from higher insurance costs.

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