Bill > H3300

This bill aims to improve the functioning and fairness of Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) services by encouraging local service delivery. The key provisions of the bill are: 1. It allows all standard RMV services to be delivered by qualifying local municipal and other non-state governmental organizations, such as cities and towns, under the supervision of the RMV. These services can be provided in person during regular business hours, and the bill also allows for appropriate regulation of online services. 2. The delivery of these services will be authorized through Registry Local Government Agreements (RLGA) that are voted, signed, and authorized by the local governments and the RMV. 3. The RMV is authorized to monitor, negotiate, and establish these RLGA agreements, ensuring that all appropriate standards are met. This includes defining the local offices and staff that can perform specified RMV functions, determining the revenue share for the local government, and providing approvable RLGA agreements for local government approval. 4. The bill also allows other non-Commonwealth of Massachusetts entities that currently provide such services to continue doing so on their existing basis, and it gives the RMV regulatory power to define the rules and guidelines relating to these functions.

Transportation and Infrastructure

https://malegislature.gov/Bills/193/H3300