Pennsylvania HB322 amends consumer protection laws to require public utility notices to include comment submission instructions.
Pennsylvania HB322 amends Title 66 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to enhance consumer protection and information. The bill mandates that any notice of a proposed rate change or system acquisition sent to utility customers must include instructions on how to submit comments to the Public Utility Commission. The commission must accept comments by mail and electronically, including through email or a publicly accessible website. This act aims to ensure customers can easily provide feedback on utility changes.
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