Allows victims of domestic violence to opt-out of shared contracts without fees or penalties.
New York A06836 allows individuals under shared contracts with utility corporations, satellite television companies, and wireless telephone service providers to opt-out without fees, penalties, or charges if they are victims of domestic violence. The bill mandates that these companies cannot require disclosure of domestic violence status as a condition for opting out. It also prohibits companies from transferring contractual or billing responsibilities to other account holders if the primary account holder is not the one opting out.
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