California SB941 regulates the sale prices of goods in commissaries at private detention facilities, limiting markups to 35%.
California SB941 adds a new chapter to the Business and Professions Code, establishing rules for commissaries at private detention facilities. It defines "commissary" as any store or service selling goods to detainees, and "private detention facility" as per the Penal Code. The bill mandates that the sale price of items in these commissaries cannot exceed a 35% markup over the vendor's price.
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