Bill
A 6825
Bill A 6825 protects consumers by banning deceptive fees for liquefied petroleum, ensuring clear pricing and transparency for users and suppliers alike.
Bill Number: A 6825
Title: Prohibits the Misrepresentation or Collection of Certain Fees Related to the Delivery, Usage, and Storage of Liquefied Petroleum
Status: PRINT NUMBER 6825A
Introduced: March 14, 2025
Classification: Bill
Bill A 6825 aims to protect consumers and businesses from deceptive practices related to liquefied petroleum (LP) by prohibiting the misrepresentation or improper collection of fees associated with its delivery, usage, and storage. The bill seeks to ensure transparency and fairness in the pricing of liquefied petroleum products, thereby promoting consumer confidence and safeguarding the interests of users.
Prohibition of Misrepresentation: The bill explicitly prohibits any entity from misrepresenting fees related to the delivery, usage, or storage of liquefied petroleum. This includes any false claims about the nature or amount of fees charged.
Regulation of Fee Collection: The legislation establishes guidelines for how fees can be collected, ensuring that they are clearly communicated to consumers prior to any transaction. This aims to eliminate hidden charges and unexpected costs.
Enforcement Mechanisms: The bill outlines potential penalties for violations, which may include fines or other disciplinary actions against companies that fail to comply with the provisions.
Consumers: Individuals and businesses that utilize liquefied petroleum for heating, cooking, or other purposes will benefit from clearer pricing and reduced risk of deceptive practices.
LP Suppliers and Distributors: Companies involved in the delivery and storage of liquefied petroleum will need to adjust their pricing practices to comply with the new regulations, ensuring transparency in their fee structures.
March 14, 2025: Bill A 6825 was introduced and referred to the Agriculture Committee for consideration.
May 7, 2025: The bill was amended and recommitted to the Agriculture Committee, resulting in the printing of a new version (6825A).
A 10432: A prior-session bill that may have addressed similar issues related to liquefied petroleum.
S 1783: A companion bill in the Senate that aligns with the objectives of A 6825, potentially facilitating a more comprehensive legislative approach to the regulation of liquefied petroleum fees.
Bill A 6825 represents a significant step towards enhancing consumer protection in the liquefied petroleum market. By prohibiting misrepresentation and ensuring transparent fee structures, the bill aims to foster a fairer marketplace for all stakeholders involved. As the bill progresses through the legislative process, its implications for consumers and businesses will become clearer, particularly in terms of compliance and enforcement.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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