California AB1931 regulates home protection companies and vendors, requiring insurance policies and licensing for agents.
California AB1931 establishes regulations for home protection companies and vendors in the state. Home protection companies must maintain a single insurance policy covering 100% of their contractual obligations, approved by the commissioner. Vendors must comply with specific rules, including segregating protection contract fees unless exempted by the home protection company. Vendors must also provide clear marketing materials and disclosures to customers. The bill outlines procedures for handling policy cancellations, nonrenewals, and customer returns.
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