Enacts the "mandatory arbitration & business licensing act" to prevent issuing or renewing certain licenses to those who refuse to certify they will.
The bill enacts the "mandatory arbitration & business licensing act" (MABLA) to prevent state and local governments from issuing or renewing certain licenses to those who refuse to certify they will not require arbitration for consumer or employment disputes. The act defines "covered license" as occupational, professional, or business licenses necessary for certain businesses, including transportation network companies, taxi or for-hire vehicle services, restaurants, and businesses selling firearms.
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