Michigan HB6306 expands consumer protection enforcement and education fund provisions.
Michigan HB6306 amends the consumer protection act to expand the consumer protection and antitrust revolving enforcement and education fund. The fund receives attorney fees, costs, and proceeds from designated actions, and may receive damages, restitution, and refunds. The state treasurer directs investments and credits interest and earnings. The Department of Attorney General administers the fund, using it for enforcement, consumer education, and other purposes. The bill also outlines penalties for violations, including fines for targeting elder persons or vulnerable adults.
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