Establishes a bureau of public protection within the Rhode Island Department of Attorney General.
The bill establishes a bureau of public protection within the Rhode Island Department of Attorney General. The bureau will be led by an assistant attorney general and will include units dedicated to consumer protection, healthcare regulation, environmental protection, and civil rights. The attorney general will appoint necessary staff and can apply for relief in cases of persistent illegality. The bureau will also prepare an annual report on its activities and outcomes.
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