Governors Sign Right-to-Repair, FirstNet Transparency Bills
Minnesota will enact a right-to-repair bill covering smartphones and other digital devices. Gov. Tim Walz (D) signed a budget bill (SF-2744) containing the measure Wednesday. Consumer Reports applauded the new bill, which it said covers more kinds of electronics than…
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New York state’s 2022 law. “It creates momentum to extend these rights to people across the country,” said CR policy analyst Laurel Lehman. “It’s the strongest, broadest right-to-repair law in the nation.” Meanwhile, Florida decided to keep state-level FirstNet information confidential. Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) signed SB-7006 Wednesday, saving from repeal a public records exemption for FirstNet that would have expired Oct. 2 (see 2303090025).