Relating to consumer protection from fraudulent telephone solicitation
To House Judiciary
Summary
The bill creates new consumer protections against fraudulent telephone solicitations, requiring telecom providers to deploy caller‑ID authentication tools and prohibiting robocalls without prior written consent. It targets callers who spoof numbers, telecom companies that fail to implement safeguards, and consumers who receive deceptive calls. Penalties collected are directed to victims and to local fire and emergency medical services.
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