Massachusetts H1267 regulates college athlete compensation and athlete agent conduct.
Massachusetts H1267 establishes rules for college athletes' compensation and athlete agents. It allows student-athletes to earn compensation for their name, image, or likeness, but prohibits compensation contingent on enrollment or based on athletic achievements. It mandates that athlete agents register with the state, detailing their business, training, and references. Athlete agents must retain records for five years and cannot provide false information or inducements. The bill also allows student-athletes to cancel contracts within ten days and outlines penalties for violations.
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