Electronic and Appliance Repair DealersInformal Adjustment of Complaints
Section § 9860
This law requires the director to set up procedures to handle complaints from the public about service dealers or contractors. The law is temporary and will no longer be in effect after January 1, 2028.
Section § 9860
This law requires that the director set up a system for the public to file complaints against service dealers, but it won't take effect until January 1, 2028.
Section § 9861
If someone files a complaint and it doesn't seem to break any rules in this chapter or related regulations, the director will notify the person who complained and won't do anything further about it.
Section § 9862
If someone files a complaint suggesting that a service dealer might have broken the rules, the director can notify the service dealer about the complaint. After the service dealer gets a fair chance to respond, the director will conduct a brief investigation to look into the situation.
Section § 9862.5
Section § 9863
This section allows a director to investigate if there appears to be a probable violation by a service dealer or contractor. The director can suggest solutions to compensate the complainant for any damages caused by the violation. If the service provider agrees and follows through, this will be taken into account during any disciplinary actions. If they refuse, the director can investigate further and potentially take formal disciplinary action. This opportunity for resolution is available until January 1, 2028, after which it will be repealed.
Section § 9863
This law says that if it looks like a business has broken a rule, the director can suggest ways to compensate the person who made the complaint. If the business agrees with and follows those suggestions, it could help them in any future discipline issues. If the business doesn't follow the suggestions, the director may look into the matter more deeply and possibly start official disciplinary actions. This rule comes into effect on January 1, 2028.