Pennsylvania HB2696 amends the Assistance and Service Animal Integrity Act to establish a trained service dog card and database, and to provide for.
Pennsylvania HB2696 amends the Assistance and Service Animal Integrity Act by establishing a trained service dog card and a database to record all registered service dogs. The bill provides for the admittance of registered service dogs to public accommodations, including buildings open to the public, public transportation, and common carriers. It also establishes immunity from liability for public accommodation owners unless negligence is involved. The bill creates the offense of fraudulent misrepresentation of a service dog and makes editorial changes to the act.
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