Bill > AB2085

This bill makes minor, non-substantive changes to existing California law regarding weights and measures at point-of-sale systems, which are computer or electronic systems used by retail businesses to determine the price of items being purchased, such as Universal Product Code (UPC) scanners or price lookup codes. The existing law requires businesses using these systems to clearly display the price of each good or service to consumers at the time the price is processed, and to show any discounts, surcharges, and the total transaction value before payment. The bill's amendments clarify the definition of a "point-of-sale system" by making nonsubstantive wording changes, such as replacing "any" with "a" and "scanners" with "scanner," and removes a previous requirement that all systems comply by January 1, 2007, as this is now an outdated date.

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