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Introduced
01/14/2020
01/14/2020
In Committee
12/06/2021
12/06/2021
Crossed Over
Passed
Dead
01/11/2022
01/11/2022
Introduced Session
2020-2021 Regular Session
Bill Summary
This bill, the "New Jersey Ticket Consumer Choice Act," would guarantee the right of New Jersey ticket purchasers to opt-out of ticket restrictions that limit their ability to use, sell, or give away the tickets they have purchased. Specifically, this bill allows ticket issuers to sell tickets through a ticketing system that restricts the rights of consumers to resell their tickets only if, at the time of the initial sale, the consumer is offered the option to purchase the same ticket in a form not subject to restrictions by the issuer. Issuers would be permitted, however, to sell or give away tickets in a non-transferable form in the context of targeted promotions or private events. The bill prohibits any penalty or discrimination against a ticket holder solely because the ticket was resold or because of the specific ticket platform on which the ticket was resold. The bill provides for the recognition of the rights of issuers and venue owners and operators to institute policies governing overall operation of entertainment events and ticket sales. Finally, the bill removes the existing statutory caps on the resale prices of tickets. The consumer choice provisions of this bill protecting the right of ticket purchasers to resell their tickets have been in effect in New York State for six years.
AI Summary
This bill, the "New Jersey Ticket Consumer Choice Act," would guarantee the right of New Jersey ticket purchasers to opt-out of ticket restrictions that limit their ability to use, sell, or give away the tickets they have purchased. Specifically, the bill allows ticket issuers to sell tickets through a non-transferable ticketing system (which restricts resale) only if the consumer is offered the option to purchase the same ticket in a form not subject to such restrictions. Issuers would be permitted to sell or give away non-transferable tickets in the context of targeted promotions or private events. The bill prohibits any penalty or discrimination against a ticket holder solely because the ticket was resold or because of the specific ticket platform used for resale. The bill also removes the existing statutory caps on the resale prices of tickets. These consumer choice provisions protecting the right to resell tickets have been in effect in New York State for six years.
Committee Categories
Business and Industry
Sponsors (5)
Bob Singer (R)*,
Loretta Weinberg (D)*,
Patrick Diegnan (D),
Joe Pennacchio (R),
Holly Schepisi (R),
Last Action
Reported from Senate Committee with Amendments, 2nd Reading (on 12/06/2021)
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