North Carolina H936 modifies laws governing telephone solicitations to address robocalls, including restrictions on their use and exceptions for.
North Carolina H936 modifies the laws governing telephone solicitations to address robocalls. It restricts the use of automatic dialing and recorded message players, except for certain exceptions such as calls from tax-exempt organizations or political parties. The bill also prohibits impersonating government officials and requires clear identification in communications. It allows for exceptions in cases of product recalls, existing business relationships, and certain health-related communications. The Attorney General is authorized to enforce these provisions, with penalties for violations.
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