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SB2436: Relating To Charitable Solicitation.

Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection: Passed, With Amendments

Feb 3, 2026 · Senate

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What this measure contains

Establishes prompt payment and financial reporting requirements for professional solicitors that sell donated or collected non-perishable tangible property on behalf of charitable organizations. Prohibits professional solicitors that sell donated or collected non-perishable tangible property from failing to prominently disclose certain information on any collection bin, container, or receptacle used to receive donated or collected property; comply with prompt payment and financial reporting requirements; and include certain terms in contracts with charitable organizations. Effective 7/1/3000. (HD1)

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Recorded decision and member tally

Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection: Passed, With Amendments

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Source outcome: passed.

Yes
5
No
0
Not voting
0
Absent / excused
0

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