NON-ENGLISH TRANSACTIONS

Summary

The bill amends the Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act to eliminate the need for an interpreter to sign the disclosure form used in non‑English retail transactions. It also does away with the rule that a different form must be used when the retailer or its employee serves as the interpreter. The change simplifies paperwork for retailers and consumers while keeping the consumer‑signed acknowledgment requirement.

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