Establishes the home improvement fraud prevention act, requiring home improvement contractors to register with the secretary of state.
The bill establishes the home improvement fraud prevention act, which mandates home improvement contractors to register with the secretary of state. It creates a state home improvement contractor board within the department of state, consisting of the secretary of state, superintendent of financial services, and thirteen additional members. The board has the authority to prescribe attorney's fees, develop public education campaigns, and advise the secretary on policies and regulations. Contractors must meet criteria such as age, good moral character, and proof of insurance.
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