Relating to child safety systems.
What changed between versions
Added the word 'knowingly' to prohibit retailers and retail platform operators from selling or permitting the sale of non-compliant child safety systems.
Removed the requirement for retailers to disclose compliance in advertisements, which was bracketed as existing law to be omitted.
Expanded the definition of 'retail platform operator' to include entities that operate marketplaces enabling purchases and those with centralized fulfillment networks, while clarifying exclusions for financial institutions and physical retail locations.
Changed the federal standard compliance date from the date of sale to the effective date of the 2026 Act.
Replaced the Unlawful Trade Practices Act enforcement with a new private right of action allowing purchasers to sue for the greater of actual damages or $500 statutory damages after a 30-day cure period.