Establishes a right to repair for wheelchairs in Hawaii, requiring manufacturers to provide necessary documentation, tools, and parts to independent.
This bill establishes a right to repair for wheelchairs in Hawaii, requiring original equipment manufacturers to provide necessary documentation, tools, and parts to independent repair providers on fair and reasonable terms. It defines key terms such as "independent repair provider" and "covered device," which includes wheelchairs. The bill also outlines enforcement mechanisms and limitations, ensuring that manufacturers are not required to divulge trade secrets.
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