Establishes the Hoosier scam prevention board to educate citizens on scam prevention.
The bill establishes the Hoosier scam prevention board to collect information on educational materials and programs for seniors, consumers, retailers, and financial services companies to prevent scams. The board will identify inadequacies in these programs and create model materials, best practices, and recommendations. The board consists of fifteen voting members, including the attorney general and representatives from various state agencies and consumer advocacy groups. The board will meet annually, with eight members constituting a quorum.
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