California laws
California laws
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Here is an overview of recent California laws:
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Gender Neutral Toy Aisles: California has legislated that toy stores must have gender-neutral toy aisles. This law targets larger retailers with over 500 employees and aims to let children express their preferences without bias. The regulation is motivated by increasing inclusivity and allows a $250 penalty for first-time violations, increasing to $500 for subsequent infractions [1].
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Consumer Protection for Subscription Cancellations: California has passed a consumer protection law that simplifies the cancellation process for subscriptions and services. This law was implemented to help consumers avoid difficulties when attempting to cancel subscriptions, ensuring companies comply promptly with cancellation requests [2].
These laws reflect California's ongoing adjustments to consumer and commercial regulations aimed at promoting inclusivity and protecting consumer rights.
California's Gender Neutral Toy Aisles
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