Prohibits certain terms in state agency contracts and declares them void as contrary to public policy.
This bill prohibits specific terms in contracts entered into by state agencies, including those that require the state to defend, indemnify, or assume the debt or liability of another person. It also prohibits terms that violate the state's right to a jury trial, impose late payment charges, or require the state to pay taxes. Additionally, the bill voids provisions that specify the contract is governed by foreign law, claim blanket confidentiality of contract terms, or require confidentiality of payment terms.
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