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5		-	General Assembly ~~Substitute~~ Bill No. 5470
	5	+	General Assembly Raised Bill No. 5470
6	6		February Session, 2024
	7	+	LCO No. 2638
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	10	+	Referred to Committee on LABOR AND PUBLIC EMPLOYEES
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	13	+	Introduced by:
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11		-	AN ACT CONCERNING ~~TRANSPORTATION NETWORK COMPANIES~~
12		-	~~AND THIRD-PARTY DELIVERY COMPANIES~~ .
	19	+	AN ACT CONCERNING RIDESHARE AND DELIVERY DRIVER
	20	+	MINIMUM STANDARDS.
13	21		Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General
14	22		Assembly convened:
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16		-	Section 1. Subsection (b) of section 13b-118 of the general statutes is 1
17		-	repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof (Effective July 1, 2
18		-	2024): 3
19		-	(b) (1) A transportation network company may charge a fare to a 4
20		-	transportation network company rider for a prearranged ride provided 5
21		-	the company discloses such fare to the rider through its digital network: 6
22		-	(A) The fare or fare calculation method; (B) the applicable rates being 7
23		-	charged; and (C) an option to receive an estimated fare before a 8
24		-	prearranged ride. 9
25		-	(2) [Within a reasonable period of time] Not later than five minutes 10
26		-	following the completion of a prearranged ride, a transportation 11
27		-	network company shall transmit, through its digital network, an initial 12
28		-	electronic receipt to the transportation network company rider on behalf 13
29		-	of the transportation network company driver that [lists] includes: (A) 14
30		-	The date and time of the prearranged ride; (B) the origin and destination 15
31		-	of the prearranged ride; [(B)] (C) the total time and distance of the 16
32		-	prearranged ride; [and (C)] (D) the first name of the transportation 17
33		-	network company driver; (E) an itemization of the total fare paid, if any; 18
34		-	and (F) the compensation paid to such driver for the prearranged ride, 19 Substitute Bill No. 5470
	24	+	Section 1. (NEW) (Effective July 1, 2024) As used in this section, section 1
	25	+	13b-121 of the general statutes and sections 2 to 11, inclusive, 13 and 14 2
	26	+	of this act: 3
	27	+	(1) "Transportation network company" has the same meaning as 4
	28	+	provided in section 13b-116 of the general statutes; 5
	29	+	(2) "Transportation network company worker" means an individual 6
	30	+	who uses a transportation network company vehicle to provide 7
	31	+	prearranged rides; 8
	32	+	(3) "Prearranged ride" has the same meaning as provided in section 9
	33	+	13b-116 of the general statutes; 10
	34	+	(4) "Transportation network company rider" has the same meaning 11
	35	+	as provided in section 13b-116 of the general statutes; 12
	36	+	(5) "Transportation network vehicle" has the same meaning as 13 Raised Bill No. 5470
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39		-	including all relevant factors used by the transportation network 20
40		-	company to calculate such compensation. Not later than twenty-four 21
41		-	hours following the completion of a prearranged ride, a transportation 22
42		-	network company shall transmit to such rider a finalized electronic 23
43		-	receipt that includes the information specified in subparagraphs (A) to 24
44		-	(F), inclusive, of this subdivision. 25
45		-	(3) No transportation network company driver shall solicit or accept 26
46		-	cash payments for fares from transportation network company riders. 27
47		-	Any payment for a prearranged ride shall be made only through the 28
48		-	transportation network company's digital network. 29
49		-	(4) (A) For the purposes of this subdivision, "dynamic pricing" means 30
50		-	offering a prearranged ride at a price that changes according to the 31
51		-	demand for prearranged rides and availability of transportation 32
52		-	network company drivers. 33
53		-	(B) If a transportation network company elects to implement 34
54		-	dynamic pricing, the transportation network company, through its 35
55		-	digital network, shall: (i) Provide notice to a potential transportation 36
56		-	network company rider that dynamic pricing is in effect before a request 37
57		-	for a prearranged ride may be submitted; (ii) provide a fare estimator 38
58		-	that enables the potential rider to estimate the cost of such prearranged 39
59		-	ride under dynamic pricing; and (iii) include a feature that requires the 40
60		-	potential rider to confirm that he or she understands that dynamic 41
61		-	pricing will be applied to the cost of such prearranged ride. 42
62		-	(C) No transportation network company shall increase the price of a 43
63		-	prearranged ride to more than two and one-half times the usual price 44
64		-	charged for such prearranged ride in an area which is the subject of any 45
65		-	disaster emergency declaration issued by the Governor pursuant to 46
66		-	chapter 517, any transportation emergency declaration issued by the 47
67		-	Governor pursuant to section 3-6b or any major disaster or emergency 48
68		-	declaration issued by the President of the United States. 49
69		-	Sec. 2. (NEW) (Effective July 1, 2024) (a) Not later than five minutes 50
70		-	following the completion of a prearranged ride, a transportation 51 Substitute Bill No. 5470
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	42	+	provided in section 13b-116 of the general statutes; 14
	43	+	(6) "Third-party delivery company" means a company, corporation, 15
	44	+	partnership, trust, association, sole proprietorship or similar 16
	45	+	organization that operates in this state and uses a digital network to 17
	46	+	connect third-party delivery company workers to third-party delivery 18
	47	+	company users for prearranged deliveries of (A) groceries, food, 19
	48	+	beverages, commercial goods or other items prepared by another entity, 20
	49	+	or (B) food and beverages from not fewer than ten separately owned and 21
	50	+	operated food service establishments; 22
	51	+	(7) "Third-party delivery company worker" means an individual who 23
	52	+	uses a digital network to provide prearranged deliveries; 24
	53	+	(8) "Prearranged delivery" means transport by a third-party delivery 25
	54	+	company worker of items selected by a third-party delivery company 26
	55	+	user, (A) beginning when the third-party delivery company worker 27
	56	+	accepts a request through a digital network from the third-party 28
	57	+	delivery company user to deliver the items to such third-party delivery 29
	58	+	company user, (B) continuing while the third-party delivery company 30
	59	+	worker transports the items, and (C) ending when the items are 31
	60	+	delivered to the location requested by the third-party delivery company 32
	61	+	user; 33
	62	+	(9) "Third-party delivery company user" means an individual who 34
	63	+	uses a digital network to connect with a third-party delivery company 35
	64	+	worker to receive a prearranged delivery of groceries items, such as, 36
	65	+	food, beverages, commercial goods or other items between points 37
	66	+	chosen by the individual; 38
	67	+	(10) "Digital network" has the same meaning as provided in section 39
	68	+	13b-116 of the general statutes; 40
	69	+	(11) "Network company" means a transportation network company 41
	70	+	or a third-party delivery company. "Network company" does not 42
	71	+	include a business entity that maintains a digital network where either 43
	72	+	(A) less than seven and one-half per cent of the services provided on 44 Raised Bill No. 5470
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75		-	network company shall transmit, through its digital network, an initial 52
76		-	electronic receipt to the transportation network company driver that 53
77		-	includes, but need not be limited to: (1) The total time and distance of 54
78		-	the prearranged ride, (2) the total distance driven by the driver 55
79		-	beginning when the driver accepted the request from the rider through 56
80		-	the digital network and ending when the rider entered the 57
81		-	transportation network company vehicle, (3) the total fare charged to 58
82		-	the rider, (4) the driver's rate of pay, including, but not limited to, the 59
83		-	rate per minute, rate per mile, percentage of rider's fare received by the 60
84		-	driver and any dynamic pricing, as defined in subdivision (4) of 61
85		-	subsection (b) of section 13b-118 of the general statutes, as amended by 62
86		-	this act, that was applied to the cost of the prearranged ride, (5) any tips 63
87		-	or gratuities paid to the driver, (6) the gross payment to the driver, (7) 64
88		-	the net payment to the driver after the deduction of any fees, tolls, 65
89		-	surcharges, lease fees or other charges, and (8) an itemization of any 66
90		-	such deductions. Not later than twenty-four hours following the 67
91		-	completion of a prearranged ride, a transportation network company 68
92		-	shall transmit to such driver a finalized electronic receipt that includes 69
93		-	the information specified in subdivisions (1) to (8), inclusive, of this 70
94		-	subsection. 71
95		-	(b) A transportation network company shall maintain a digital copy 72
96		-	of each initial and finalized electronic receipt transmitted pursuant to 73
97		-	subsection (a) of this section on its digital network and make such 74
98		-	receipts available for downloading by the transportation network 75
99		-	company driver for a period of not less than three years from the date 76
100		-	of the prearranged ride. 77
101		-	(c) A transportation network company shall provide, through its 78
102		-	digital network, a weekly summary to the transportation network 79
103		-	company driver regarding the prearranged rides completed by such 80
104		-	driver during the previous week. Such summary shall include, but need 81
105		-	not be limited to: (1) The total time and distance of the prearranged rides 82
106		-	completed by the driver during such week, (2) the total amount of fares 83
107		-	charged to transportation network company riders during such week as 84
108		-	a result of such prearranged rides, (3) the total amount of tips or 85 Substitute Bill No. 5470
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	78	+	such digital network are rideshare services, or (B) less than ten thousand 45
	79	+	service requests fulfilled on such digital network are for rideshare 46
	80	+	services; 47
	81	+	(12) "Network worker" means an individual who (A) is a 48
	82	+	transportation network company worker or a third-party delivery 49
	83	+	company worker, and (B) provides services for a transportation network 50
	84	+	company or third-party delivery company through a digital network; 51
	85	+	(13) "Passenger transport time" means the period of time during 52
	86	+	which a transportation network worker is actively transporting a 53
	87	+	transportation network rider in the transportation network company 54
	88	+	vehicle; 55
	89	+	(14) "Delivery transport time" means the period of time between the 56
	90	+	(A) third-party delivery company worker's acceptance of a prearranged 57
	91	+	delivery on the digital network, and (B) completion of the prearranged 58
	92	+	delivery by the delivery of items to the third-party delivery company 59
	93	+	users requested location; 60
	94	+	(15) "Dispatch time" means (A) for prearranged rides or prearranged 61
	95	+	deliveries with a single pick-up location or a single drop-off location, 62
	96	+	the period of time a network worker spends traveling from a dispatch 63
	97	+	location to a pick-up location, and (B) for prearranged rides and 64
	98	+	prearranged deliveries with multiple pick-up locations or multiple 65
	99	+	drop-off locations, the time the network worker spends traveling from 66
	100	+	a dispatch location to the first pick-up location. "Dispatch time" does not 67
	101	+	include any time when a passenger cancels a prearranged ride or 68
	102	+	prearranged delivery through the digital network; 69
	103	+	(16) "Dispatch location" means the location of the network worker at 70
	104	+	the time the network worker accepts a prearranged ride or prearranged 71
	105	+	delivery request through the digital network; 72
	106	+	(17) "Active solicitation time" means (A) the period of time a network 73
	107	+	worker spends logged in to the digital network, and (B) if a network 74
	108	+	company logs workers out of the digital network upon completion of a 75 Raised Bill No. 5470
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113		-	gratuities paid to the diver during such week, (4) the driver's gross 86
114		-	payment received during such week, itemized by (A) rate per minute, 87
115		-	including the average rate across all completed prearranged rides, (B) 88
116		-	rate per mile, including the average rate across all completed 89
117		-	prearranged rides, and (C) any other method used to calculate pay, 90
118		-	including, but not limited to, base pay, percentage of the rider's fare or 91
119		-	any dynamic pricing that was applied to the cost of the prearranged 92
120		-	ride, (5) the driver's net payment during such week after the deduction 93
121		-	of any fees, tolls, surcharges, lease fees or other charges, and (6) an 94
122		-	itemization of any such deductions. 95
123		-	Sec. 3. Section 13b-116 of the general statutes is repealed and the 96
124		-	following is substituted in lieu thereof (Effective July 1, 2024): 97
125		-	As used in this section, [and] sections 13b-117 to 13b-120, inclusive, 98
126		-	and section 2 of this act: 99
127		-	(1) "Transportation network company" means a company, 100
128		-	corporation, partnership, trust, association, sole proprietorship or 101
129		-	similar organization that operates in this state and uses a digital network 102
130		-	to connect transportation network company riders to transportation 103
131		-	network company drivers to provide prearranged rides. 104
132		-	"Transportation network company" does not include the holder of a 105
133		-	certificate of public convenience and necessity issued under the 106
134		-	provisions of section 13b-97 to operate a taxicab or the holder of a permit 107
135		-	issued under the provision of section 13b-103 to operate a motor vehicle 108
136		-	in livery service. 109
137		-	(2) "Transportation network company driver" or "driver" means an 110
138		-	individual who [is not an employee of a transportation network 111
139		-	company, but who] uses a transportation network company vehicle to 112
140		-	provide prearranged rides. 113
141		-	(3) "Transportation network company rider" or "rider" means an 114
142		-	individual or individuals who use a digital network to connect with a 115
143		-	transportation network company driver to receive a prearranged ride 116
144		-	between points chosen by the individual or individuals. 117 Substitute Bill No. 5470
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	114	+	prearranged ride or prearranged delivery, the period of time a network 76
	115	+	worker spends returning to a location where such worker may solicit 77
	116	+	another prearranged ride or prearranged delivery; 78
	117	+	(18) "Network time" means the total time a network worker spends 79
	118	+	in active solicitation time, dispatch time, passenger transport time or 80
	119	+	delivery transport time and return time; 81
	120	+	(19) "Return time" means the period of time a network worker is 82
	121	+	returning to the state upon completion of a prearranged ride or 83
	122	+	prearranged delivery in a neighboring state without accepting a new 84
	123	+	prearranged ride or prearranged delivery, (A) beginning when the 85
	124	+	network worker completes such prearranged ride or prearranged 86
	125	+	delivery, (B) continuing while the network worker is driving from such 87
	126	+	drop-off location back to the state, and (C) ending when the network 88
	127	+	worker returns to the state; 89
	128	+	(20) "Service level" means the transportation network vehicle or 90
	129	+	transportation network worker level available for transportation 91
	130	+	network company riders to choose from when ordering a prearranged 92
	131	+	ride, including, but not limited to, the ability to request (A) basic 93
	132	+	vehicles, sports utility vehicles, luxury or premium vehicles, and (B) 94
	133	+	transportation network company workers with a higher average rating 95
	134	+	than other transportation network company workers; 96
	135	+	(21) "Trip" means a transportation service where a network worker 97
	136	+	(A) picks up a passenger at a location set up by such passenger and 98
	137	+	delivers such passenger to a different location requested by such 99
	138	+	passenger, or (B) picks up items selected by a user of a digital network 100
	139	+	from a business or private residence and delivers such items to another 101
	140	+	location requested by such user; and 102
	141	+	(22) "Account deactivation" means any practice in which a network 103
	142	+	company restricts access to such network company's digital network for 104
	143	+	a period of at least three days, including, but not limited to, (A) 105
	144	+	preventing a network worker from accessing the network company's 106
	145	+	digital network, or (B) changing a worker's status to ineligible to provide 107 Raised Bill No. 5470
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149		-	(4) "Potential transportation network company rider" or "potential 118
150		-	rider" means an individual or individuals who use a digital network to 119
151		-	request a prearranged ride but have not entered the transportation 120
152		-	network company vehicle. 121
153		-	(5) "Digital network" means any online-enabled application, web site 122
154		-	or system offered or utilized by a transportation network company that 123
155		-	enables the provision of prearranged rides. 124
156		-	(6) "Prearranged ride" means transport by a transportation network 125
157		-	company driver of a transportation network company rider, (A) 126
158		-	beginning when the driver accepts a request from the rider through a 127
159		-	digital network, (B) continuing while the driver transports the rider, and 128
160		-	(C) ending when the last rider exits the transportation network 129
161		-	company vehicle. 130
162		-	(7) "Transportation network company vehicle" means a motor vehicle 131
163		-	as described in subsection (h) of section 13b-119 that is owned, leased or 132
164		-	otherwise used by a transportation network company driver when the 133
165		-	driver is connected to a digital network or is engaged in the provision 134
166		-	of a prearranged ride. 135
167		-	Sec. 4. (NEW) (Effective July 1, 2024) (a) As used in this section: 136
168		-	(1) "Third-party delivery company" means a company, corporation, 137
169		-	partnership, trust, association, sole proprietorship or similar 138
170		-	organization that operates in this state and uses a digital network to 139
171		-	connect customers to third-party delivery company drivers to provide 140
172		-	prearranged deliveries. 141
173		-	(2) "Third-party delivery company driver" or "driver" means an 142
174		-	individual who uses the digital network of a third-party delivery 143
175		-	company to provide prearranged deliveries. 144
176		-	(3) "Prearranged delivery" means the delivery by a third-party 145
177		-	delivery company driver of groceries, food, beverages, commercial 146
178		-	goods or other items prepared by another entity, or food and beverages 147 Substitute Bill No. 5470
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	151	+	prearranged rides or prearranged deliveries. 108
	152	+	Sec. 2. (NEW) (Effective July 1, 2024) (a) On and after July 1, 2024, any 109
	153	+	network company shall provide each network worker with a per-trip 110
	154	+	compensation equivalent to: 111
	155	+	(1) For transportation network company workers, the greater of: 112
	156	+	(A) One dollar and thirty cents per mile traveled by such worker 113
	157	+	during dispatch time and passenger transport time plus sixty cents per 114
	158	+	minute worked by such worker during dispatch time, passenger 115
	159	+	transport time and return time, if any; or 116
	160	+	(B) Eighty-five per cent of the fare charged to a transportation 117
	161	+	network company rider. 118
	162	+	(2) For a third-party delivery service worker, the greater of: 119
	163	+	(A) One dollar and thirty cents per mile traveled by such worker 120
	164	+	during dispatch time and delivery transport time plus sixty cents per 121
	165	+	minute worked by such driver during dispatch time, delivery transport 122
	166	+	time and return time, if any; or 123
	167	+	(B) Eighty-five per cent of the fee charged to the third-party delivery 124
	168	+	company user. 125
	169	+	(b) Not later than September 30, 2024, and annually thereafter, the 126
	170	+	Labor Commissioner shall determine the adjustment to be made to the 127
	171	+	network worker minimum pay set forth in subsection (a) of this section. 128
	172	+	In determining such adjustment the commissioner shall consider the 129
	173	+	current (1) rate of inflation, (2) consumer price index for urban wage 130
	174	+	earners and clerical workers, (3) price per gallon for gasoline or other 131
	175	+	fuel in the state, and (4) rate to charge electric vehicles in the state. The 132
	176	+	commissioner shall submit a report, in accordance with the provisions 133
	177	+	of section 11-4a of the general statutes, of the results of such examination 134
	178	+	and any recommendations for legislation to the joint standing 135
	179	+	committees of the General Assembly having cognizance of matters 136
	180	+	relating to labor and public employees. 137 Raised Bill No. 5470
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183		-	from not fewer than ten separately owned and operated food service 148
184		-	establishments, (A) beginning when the driver accepts a request from 149
185		-	the customer through a digital network, (B) continuing while the driver 150
186		-	transports the groceries, food, beverages, commercial goods or other 151
187		-	items, and (C) ending when the driver delivers the groceries, food, 152
188		-	beverages, commercial goods or other items to the location requested by 153
189		-	the customer. 154
190		-	(4) "Food service establishment" has the same meaning as provided 155
191		-	in section 21a-62b of the general statutes. 156
192		-	(5) "Digital network" means any online-enabled application, web site 157
193		-	or system offered or utilized by a third-party delivery company that 158
194		-	enables the provision of prearranged deliveries. 159
195		-	(6) "Dynamic pricing" means offering a prearranged delivery at a 160
196		-	price that changes according to the demand for prearranged deliveries 161
197		-	and availability of third-party delivery company drivers. 162
198		-	(b) Not later than five minutes following the completion of a 163
199		-	prearranged delivery, a third-party delivery company shall transmit, 164
200		-	through its digital network, an initial electronic receipt to the customer 165
201		-	on behalf of the third-party delivery company driver that includes an 166
202		-	estimation of: (1) The date and time of the prearranged delivery, (2) the 167
203		-	origin and destination of the prearranged delivery, (3) the total time and 168
204		-	distance of the prearranged delivery, (4) the first name of the third-party 169
205		-	delivery company driver, (5) an itemization of the total cost of such 170
206		-	prearranged delivery, and (6) the compensation paid to such driver for 171
207		-	the prearranged delivery, including all relevant factors used by the 172
208		-	third-party delivery company to calculate such compensation. Not later 173
209		-	than twenty-four hours following the completion of a prearranged 174
210		-	delivery, a third-party delivery company shall transmit to such 175
211		-	customer a finalized electronic receipt that includes the information 176
212		-	specified in subdivisions (1) to (6), inclusive, of this subsection. 177
213		-	(c) Not later than five minutes following the completion of a 178
214		-	prearranged delivery, a third-party delivery company shall transmit, 179 Substitute Bill No. 5470
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	186	+	Sec. 3. (NEW) (Effective July 1, 2024) (a) A network company shall 138
	187	+	reimburse a network worker for (1) any fees incurred by such network 139
	188	+	worker for general wear and tear to a transportation network company 140
	189	+	vehicle, including, but not limited to, any damage to such vehicle by 141
	190	+	transportation network company riders and any cleaning fees incurred, 142
	191	+	and (2) any fees and tolls incurred by such network worker while 143
	192	+	traveling between states. 144
	193	+	(b) A network company shall provide mileage reimbursement to 145
	194	+	network workers at a rate to be established by the Labor Commissioner. 146
	195	+	On and after July 1, 2024, and until the commissioner establishes 147
	196	+	reimbursement rates pursuant to this subsection, the mileage 148
	197	+	reimbursement standard for such network workers shall be (1) for a 149
	198	+	network worker's active solicitation time, the standard mileage rate 150
	199	+	established by the Internal Revenue Service, and (2) for all miles driven 151
	200	+	by a network worker during passenger transport time or delivery 152
	201	+	transport time, one hundred fifty per cent of such standard mileage rate. 153
	202	+	(c) For any premium a transportation network company charges to a 154
	203	+	transportation network company rider for a higher service level, one 155
	204	+	hundred per cent of such premium shall be provided to the 156
	205	+	transportation network worker. 157
	206	+	Sec. 4. (NEW) (Effective July 1, 2024) (a) If a transportation network 158
	207	+	company rider or a third-party delivery company user cancels a 159
	208	+	prearranged ride or prearranged delivery after a network worker has 160
	209	+	begun dispatch time, a network company shall (1) provide a per-trip 161
	210	+	compensation to such network worker that is in accordance with the 162
	211	+	provisions of section 2 of this act for any miles traveled and time worked 163
	212	+	by such network worker from the acceptance of such prearranged ride 164
	213	+	or prearranged delivery until cancellation of such prearranged ride or 165
	214	+	prearranged delivery, and (2) reimburse such network worker for any 166
	215	+	tolls or other fees incurred by such network worker from the acceptance 167
	216	+	of such prearranged ride or prearranged delivery until cancellation of 168
	217	+	such prearranged ride or prearranged delivery in accordance with the 169
	218	+	provisions of subdivision (2) of subsection (a) of section 3 of this act. 170 Raised Bill No. 5470
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219		-	~~through its digital network,~~ ~~an initial electronic receipt to the third-party 180~~
220		-	~~delivery company driver that includes, but need not be limited to: (1) 181~~
221		-	~~The total time and distance of the prearranged delivery,~~ (2) ~~the total 182~~
222		-	~~distance driven by the driver beginning when the driver accepted the 183~~
223		-	~~request from the customer~~ through the digital network ~~and ending 184~~
224		-	~~when the driver picked up the groceries,~~ ~~food, beverages, commercial 185~~
225		-	~~goods or other items to be delivered~~, (3) ~~the total cost of such 186~~
226		-	prearranged delivery ~~charged to the customer~~, ~~(4) the driver's rate of 187~~
227		-	~~pay, including,~~ ~~but not limited~~ to, the ~~rate per minute, rate per mile, 188~~
228		-	~~percentage of the cost of the~~ prearranged delivery ~~received by the driver 189~~
229		-	~~and any dynamic pricing that was applied to~~ the ~~cost~~ of ~~the prearranged 190~~
230		-	delivery, ~~(5) any tips or gratuities paid to the driver, (6) the gross 191~~
231		-	~~payment~~ to ~~the driver,~~ ~~(7) the net payment to the driver after the 192~~
232		-	~~deduction of any fees, tolls, surcharges, lease fees~~ or ~~other charges,~~ ~~and 193~~
233		-	(8) ~~an itemization of any such deductions.~~ ~~Not later than twenty-four~~ ~~194~~
234		-	~~hours~~ following ~~the completion of a prearranged delivery, a third-party 195~~
235		-	delivery ~~company shall transmit a finalized electronic receipt to such 196~~
236		-	~~driver with~~ the ~~information specified in subdivisions (1) to (8), inclusive, 197~~
237		-	~~of this subsection.~~ ~~198~~
238		-	~~(d) A third-party~~ delivery ~~company shall maintain a digital copy of 199~~
239		-	~~each initial and finalized electronic receipt transmitted pursuant~~ to ~~200~~
240		-	~~subsection~~ (c) of ~~this section on its digital~~ network ~~and make such 201~~
241		-	~~receipts available for downloading~~ by ~~the third-party~~ ~~delivery company 202~~
242		-	~~driver for~~ a ~~period of not less than three years from~~ the ~~date of the 203~~
243		-	~~prearranged delivery.~~ ~~204~~
244		-	~~(e) A third-party~~ ~~delivery company shall provide~~, ~~through its digital 205~~
245		-	~~network~~, ~~a weekly summary to the third-party~~ ~~delivery company driver 206~~
246		-	~~regarding the prearranged deliveries completed by such driver during 207~~
247		-	~~the previous week.~~ ~~Such summary~~ shall ~~include, but need not be limited 208~~
248		-	~~to: (1) The total time~~ and ~~distance~~ of ~~the prearranged deliveries 209~~
249		-	~~completed by the driver during~~ such ~~week, (2) the total amount of fares 210~~
250		-	~~charged to customers during~~ such ~~week as a result of such prearranged 211~~
251		-	~~deliveries, (3) the total amount of tips or gratuities paid to the driver 212~~
252		-	~~during such week~~, ~~(4) the driver's gross payment received during such 213 Substitute~~ Bill No. 5470
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	224	+	(b) No network company shall permit a transportation network 171
	225	+	passenger or third-party delivery company user to cancel any gratuity 172
	226	+	that has been promised to a network worker through the digital network 173
	227	+	for any prearranged ride or prearranged delivery. 174
	228	+	Sec. 5. (NEW) (Effective July 1, 2024) (a) (1) Not later than five minutes 175
	229	+	after the completion of a prearranged ride or a prearranged delivery, a 176
	230	+	network company shall transmit an initial electronic receipt to the 177
	231	+	network worker for such prearranged ride or prearranged delivery. 178
	232	+	(2) Not later than twenty-four hours after the completion of a 179
	233	+	prearranged ride or prearranged delivery, a network company shall 180
	234	+	transmit a finalized electronic receipt to a network worker for such 181
	235	+	prearranged ride or prearranged delivery. 182
	236	+	(b) The initial electronic receipt and the finalized electronic receipt 183
	237	+	shall include, but need not be limited to, the following information: (1) 184
	238	+	The total amount of transportation network rider or third-party delivery 185
	239	+	company user network time for such ride, (2) the total mileage driven 186
	240	+	by the network worker during network time, (3) the total mileage driven 187
	241	+	during passenger transport time or delivery transport time, (4) the fare 188
	242	+	or fee charged to the transportation network company rider or third-189
	243	+	party delivery user, (5) the rate of pay of the network worker, (6) any 190
	244	+	gratuities provided to the network worker by a transportation network 191
	245	+	company rider or a third-party delivery company user, (7) the gross 192
	246	+	payment received by the network worker, (8) the net payment received 193
	247	+	by the network worker after deductions, fees, tolls, surcharges, lease 194
	248	+	fees or other charges, and (9) itemized deductions or fees, including any 195
	249	+	tolls, surcharges, commissions, lease fees and other charges. 196
	250	+	(c) Each network company shall maintain a digital copy of each initial 197
	251	+	electronic receipt and each finalized electronic receipt for a period of not 198
	252	+	less than three years after such electronic receipts are transmitted to a 199
	253	+	network worker. Each network company shall make such receipts 200
	254	+	available for download by such network worker. 201
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257		-	week, itemized by (A) rate per minute, including the average rate across 214
258		-	all completed prearranged deliveries, (B) rate per mile, including the 215
259		-	average rate across all completed prearranged deliveries, and (C) any 216
260		-	other method used to calculate pay, including, but not limited to, base 217
261		-	pay, the percentage of the cost of the prearranged delivery received by 218
262		-	the driver or any dynamic pricing that was applied to the cost of the 219
263		-	prearranged delivery, (5) the driver's net payment during such week 220
264		-	after the deduction of any fees, tolls, surcharges, lease fees or other 221
265		-	charges, and (6) an itemization of any such deductions. 222
266		-	Sec. 5. (Effective from passage) (a) For the purposes of this section, 223
267		-	"transportation network company driver" and "prearranged ride" have 224
268		-	the same meanings as provided in section 13b-116 of the general 225
269		-	statutes, as amended by this act. 226
270		-	(b) The Commissioner of Transportation shall negotiate and enter 227
271		-	into a memorandum of understanding with the proper authorities of the 228
272		-	states of New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New Jersey to 229
273		-	establish a regional approach to permitting a transportation network 230
274		-	company driver who possesses a motor vehicle operator's license in one 231
275		-	state to provide a prearranged ride that originates in a different state. 232
276		-	Not later than January 1, 2025, the commissioner shall report, in 233
277		-	accordance with the provisions of section 11-4a of the general statutes, 234
278		-	to the joint standing committee of the General Assembly having 235
279		-	cognizance of matters relating to transportation on the results of such 236
280		-	negotiations and any legislation needed to implement such regional 237
281		-	approach. 238
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	261	+	network worker with a weekly summary of the prearranged rides or 203
	262	+	prearranged deliveries such network worker made during the previous 204
	263	+	week. Such summary shall contain the following information: (1) The 205
	264	+	network worker's total transportation network company rider or third-206
	265	+	party delivery company user network time for the week, (2) the total 207
	266	+	mileage driven by the network worker during such network time for the 208
	267	+	week, (3) the total amount of fares or fees charged to transportation 209
	268	+	network company riders or third-party delivery company users for 210
	269	+	prearranged rides or prearranged deliveries completed by such network 211
	270	+	worker during the week, (4) the total amount of gratuities provided to 212
	271	+	the network worker for the week, (5) the network worker's gross 213
	272	+	compensation for the week itemized by (A) rate per minute, including 214
	273	+	the average rate across all prearranged rides or prearranged deliveries 215
	274	+	for the week, (B) rate per mile, including the average rate across all 216
	275	+	prearranged rides or prearranged deliveries for the week, and (C) any 217
	276	+	other method used to calculate compensation, including, but not limited 218
	277	+	to, base pay, percentage of passenger fare or any applicable price 219
	278	+	multiplier or variable pricing policy in effect for the trip, (6) the network 220
	279	+	worker's total net pay for the week after deductions, fees, tolls, 221
	280	+	surcharges, lease fees or other charges, and (7) the itemized deductions 222
	281	+	or fees from the driver's payment, including all tolls, surcharges, 223
	282	+	commissions, lease fees and other charges incurred for the week. 224
	283	+	Sec. 6. (NEW) (Effective July 1, 2024) (a) (1) Not later than five minutes 225
	284	+	after the completion of a prearranged ride or a prearranged delivery a 226
	285	+	network company shall transmit an initial electronic receipt to the 227
	286	+	transportation network company rider or the third-party delivery 228
	287	+	company user that requested such prearranged ride or prearranged 229
	288	+	delivery. 230
	289	+	(2) Not later than twenty-four hours after the completion of a 231
	290	+	prearranged ride or prearranged delivery a network company shall 232
	291	+	transmit a finalized electronic receipt to the transportation network 233
	292	+	company rider or third-party delivery company user that requested 234
	293	+	such prearranged ride or prearranged delivery. 235 Raised Bill No. 5470
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	298	+
	299	+	(b) The initial electronic receipt and the finalized electronic receipt 236
	300	+	shall list the following information: (1) The date and time of the trip, (2) 237
	301	+	the transportation network company rider prearranged ride pick-up 238
	302	+	location or third-party delivery company user prearranged delivery 239
	303	+	pick-up location, (3) the transportation network company rider 240
	304	+	prearranged ride drop-off location or third-party delivery company 241
	305	+	user prearranged delivery drop-off location, (4) the total duration and 242
	306	+	distance of the prearranged ride or prearranged delivery, (5) the 243
	307	+	network worker's first name, (6) the total fare or fee paid for the 244
	308	+	prearranged ride or prearranged delivery, itemizing all charges and 245
	309	+	fees, and (7) the total compensation paid to the network worker, 246
	310	+	including all relevant factors contributing to compensation. 247
	311	+	Sec. 7. (NEW) (Effective July 1, 2024) (a) No network company shall 248
	312	+	implement account deactivation practices against a network worker 249
	313	+	who has completed such network company's probationary period, 250
	314	+	except where wilful misconduct has occurred or such network company 251
	315	+	has a bona fide economic reason. For purposes of this subsection "wilful 252
	316	+	misconduct" means deliberate misconduct or wilful disregard by a 253
	317	+	network worker of the network company's interest, or a single knowing 254
	318	+	violation by a network worker of a reasonable and uniformly enforced 255
	319	+	rule or policy of the network company, when reasonably applied, 256
	320	+	provided such violation is not a result of the network worker's 257
	321	+	incompetence. 258
	322	+	(b) Any network worker aggrieved by a violation of this section may 259
	323	+	file a complaint with the Labor Commissioner alleging violation of the 260
	324	+	provisions of subsection (a) of this section. Upon receipt of any such 261
	325	+	complaint the commissioner shall hold a hearing. After the hearing, the 262
	326	+	commissioner shall send each party a written copy of the 263
	327	+	commissioner's decision. The commissioner may award the network 264
	328	+	worker all appropriate relief including reinstatement of the network 265
	329	+	worker's access to the digital network, payment of back wages and 266
	330	+	reestablishment of employee benefits to which such network worker 267
	331	+	otherwise would have been eligible if such network worker had not 268
	332	+	been subject to account deactivation. In addition, the commissioner may 269 Raised Bill No. 5470
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	338	+	assess a civil penalty against a network company of not more than one 270
	339	+	thousand dollars for each violation of this section. Any party aggrieved 271
	340	+	by the decision of the commissioner may appeal the decision to the 272
	341	+	Superior Court in accordance with the provisions of chapter 54 of the 273
	342	+	general statutes. 274
	343	+	Sec. 8. (NEW) (Effective July 1, 2024) (a) Not later than January 1, 2025, 275
	344	+	and annually thereafter, each network company shall register with the 276
	345	+	Labor Department, in a form and manner prescribed by the Labor 277
	346	+	Commissioner. Such registration shall include (1) the network 278
	347	+	company's name, business address and telephone number, (2) if the 279
	348	+	network company is registered in another state, the name, address and 280
	349	+	telephone number of the company's agent for service of process in this 281
	350	+	state, (3) the name, address and telephone number of a person at the 282
	351	+	network company who will serve as the main contact for the 283
	352	+	commissioner, (4) information sufficient to demonstrate that the 284
	353	+	network company is in compliance with the provisions of this section 285
	354	+	and sections 1 to 7, inclusive, of this act, and any regulations adopted 286
	355	+	pursuant to section 9 of this act, and (5) prearranged ride or prearranged 287
	356	+	delivery and revenue data described in subsection (b) of this section. 288
	357	+	(b) Each network company shall submit trip and revenue data with 289
	358	+	the annual registration that includes: 290
	359	+	(1) For each prearranged ride or prearranged delivery dispatch by the 291
	360	+	network company, (A) the motor vehicle license plate number used by 292
	361	+	a network worker to complete such prearranged ride or prearranged 293
	362	+	delivery, (B) the date, time and location in which either the 294
	363	+	transportation network company rider or the prearranged delivery was 295
	364	+	picked up by a network worker, and the date, time and location in which 296
	365	+	such transportation network company rider or prearranged delivery 297
	366	+	was subsequently dropped off by such network worker, (C) the total 298
	367	+	number of transportation network company riders or prearranged 299
	368	+	deliveries picked up by a network worker from the location described 300
	369	+	in subparagraph (B) of this subdivision, (D) the total mileage driven by 301
	370	+	the network worker during such prearranged ride or prearranged 302 Raised Bill No. 5470
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	376	+	delivery, (E) the date and time such prearranged ride or prearranged 303
	377	+	delivery was requested by the transportation network company rider or 304
	378	+	third-party delivery company user, (F) the total number of stops and 305
	379	+	deliveries made during such prearranged ride or prearranged delivery, 306
	380	+	and (G) an itemized fare for such prearranged ride or prearranged 307
	381	+	delivery, including, (i) the amount of the fare, (ii) any toll, surcharge, 308
	382	+	commission rate or other deduction, (iii) any gratuity, and (iv) a 309
	383	+	breakdown of the amount the transportation network company rider or 310
	384	+	third-party delivery company user paid for the prearranged ride or 311
	385	+	prearranged delivery; 312
	386	+	(2) The total payment, or hourly paid rate, each network worker 313
	387	+	received for each prearranged ride or prearranged delivery that such 314
	388	+	network worker completed; 315
	389	+	(3) The total amount of time each network worker is connected to the 316
	390	+	digital network each day; and 317
	391	+	(4) The total amount of time spent by each network worker (A) in 318
	392	+	passenger transport time or delivery transport time, (B) in dispatch time, 319
	393	+	and (C) between trips not traveling to pick up a transportation network 320
	394	+	company rider or prearranged delivery. 321
	395	+	(c) Each network company shall submit a nonrefundable registration 322
	396	+	fee with its registration in an amount determined by the Labor 323
	397	+	Commissioner. Such registration fee shall be sufficient to cover all cost 324
	398	+	incurred by the Labor Department in carrying out the requirements of 325
	399	+	this section. 326
	400	+	(d) If a network company needs to amend any information contained 327
	401	+	in its registration that is incorrect or needs to be changed, such network 328
	402	+	company shall amend its registration by submitting an amendment to 329
	403	+	the department, in a form and manner prescribed by the Labor 330
	404	+	Commissioner, not later than thirty days after such network company 331
	405	+	discovers or reasonably should have known of such change. 332
	406	+	(e) Any personally and identifiable information or data included in a 333 Raised Bill No. 5470
	407	+
	408	+
	409	+
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	411	+
	412	+	network company's registration pursuant to subsection (a) of this 334
	413	+	section shall not be subject to disclosure under section 1-210 of the 335
	414	+	general statutes, except the Labor Commissioner shall make redacted 336
	415	+	versions of such data available on the Labor Department's Internet web 337
	416	+	site. 338
	417	+	Sec. 9. (NEW) (Effective July 1, 2024) The Labor Commissioner may 339
	418	+	adopt regulations in accordance with chapter 54 of the general statutes 340
	419	+	to implement the provisions of sections 1 to 8, inclusive, of this act. 341
	420	+	Sec. 10. (NEW) (Effective July 1, 2024) (a) Any network worker 342
	421	+	aggrieved by a violation of section 1 or 4 of this act may bring a civil 343
	422	+	action in the Superior Court to recover damages, civil penalties and such 344
	423	+	equitable and injunctive relief as the court deems appropriate. Any 345
	424	+	individual who prevails in such civil action may be awarded attorney's 346
	425	+	fees and costs to be taxed by the court. 347
	426	+	(b) In addition to any relief provided by the court pursuant to 348
	427	+	subsection (a) of this section, any network company that knowingly 349
	428	+	violates any provision of sections 1 to 4, inclusive, of this act shall be 350
	429	+	liable to the affected network worker in the amount of one hundred 351
	430	+	dollars per violation. 352
	431	+	Sec. 11. (NEW) (Effective July 1, 2024) There is established an account 353
	432	+	to be known as the "network company account" which shall be a 354
	433	+	separate, nonlapsing account within the General Fund. The account 355
	434	+	shall contain any moneys required by law to be deposited in the account. 356
	435	+	Moneys in the account shall be expended by the Labor Commissioner 357
	436	+	for the purposes of enforcing provisions of sections 1 to 8, inclusive, of 358
	437	+	this act. 359
	438	+	Sec. 12. Section 13b-121 of the general statutes is repealed and the 360
	439	+	following is substituted in lieu thereof (Effective July 1, 2024): 361
	440	+	(a) As used in this section, "transportation network company" and 362
	441	+	"prearranged ride" have the same meanings as provided in section 13b-363
	442	+	116. 364 Raised Bill No. 5470
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	448	+	(b) Each transportation network company shall pay a fee of [thirty] 365
	449	+	forty-five cents on each prearranged ride that originates in this state. 366
	450	+	(c) On or before the last day of the month next succeeding each 367
	451	+	calendar quarter, each transportation network company shall: (1) File a 368
	452	+	return electronically for the preceding period with the Commissioner of 369
	453	+	Revenue Services on such forms as the commissioner may prescribe; 370
	454	+	and (2) make payment of the fees required under subsection (b) of this 371
	455	+	section by electronic funds transfer in the manner provided by chapter 372
	456	+	228g. Any document received and maintained by the commissioner 373
	457	+	with respect to a transportation network company shall be return 374
	458	+	information, as defined in section 12-15, and shall not be subject to 375
	459	+	disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act, as defined in section 376
	460	+	1-200. 377
	461	+	(d) Any fees due and unpaid under this section shall be subject to the 378
	462	+	penalties and interest established in section 12-547 and the amount of 379
	463	+	such fee, penalty or interest, due and unpaid, may be collected under 380
	464	+	the provisions of section 12-35 as if they were taxes due to the state. 381
	465	+	(e) The provisions of sections 12-548, 12-550 to 12-554, inclusive, and 382
	466	+	12-555b shall apply to the provisions of this section in the same manner 383
	467	+	and with the same force and effect as if the language of said sections had 384
	468	+	been incorporated in full into this section and had expressly referred to 385
	469	+	the fee imposed under this section, except to the extent that any such 386
	470	+	provision is inconsistent with a provision of this section. 387
	471	+	(f) Any fees received under this section shall be deposited as follows: 388
	472	+	(1) Sixty-seven per cent of such payments shall be deposited into the 389
	473	+	General Fund, and (2) thirty-three per cent of such payments shall be 390
	474	+	deposited into the network company account established pursuant to 391
	475	+	section 11 of this act. For revenue reporting purposes only, the 392
	476	+	Commissioner of Revenue Services shall include any such fees with the 393
	477	+	revenue reported under chapter 225. 394
	478	+	(g) The Commissioner of Revenue Services, in consultation with the 395
	479	+	Commissioner of Transportation, may adopt regulations in accordance 396 Raised Bill No. 5470
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	481	+
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	485	+	with the provisions of chapter 54, to carry out the provisions of this 397
	486	+	section. 398
	487	+	Sec. 13. (NEW) (Effective July 1, 2024) (a) Each third-party delivery 399
	488	+	company shall pay a fee of fifteen cents on each prearranged delivery 400
	489	+	that originates in this state. 401
	490	+	(b) On or before the last day of the month next succeeding each 402
	491	+	calendar quarter, each transportation network company shall: (1) File a 403
	492	+	return electronically, for the preceding period, with the Commissioner 404
	493	+	of Revenue Services on such forms as the commissioner may prescribe; 405
	494	+	and (2) make payment of the fees required under subsection (a) of this 406
	495	+	section by electronic funds transfer in the manner provided by chapter 407
	496	+	228g of the general statutes. Any document received and maintained by 408
	497	+	the commissioner, with respect to a transportation network company, 409
	498	+	shall return such information, as defined in section 12-15 of the general 410
	499	+	statutes, and shall not be subject to disclosure under the Freedom of 411
	500	+	Information Act, as defined in section 1-200 of the general statutes. 412
	501	+	(c) Any fees due and unpaid under this section shall be subject to the 413
	502	+	penalties and interest established in section 12-547 of the general 414
	503	+	statutes and the amount of such fee, penalty or interest, due and unpaid, 415
	504	+	may be collected under the provisions of section 12-35 of the general 416
	505	+	statutes as if they were taxes due to the state. 417
	506	+	(d) The provisions of sections 12-548, 12-550 to 12-554, inclusive, and 418
	507	+	12-555b of the general statutes shall apply to the provisions of this 419
	508	+	section in the same manner and with the same force and effect as if the 420
	509	+	language of said sections had been incorporated in full into this section 421
	510	+	and had expressly referred to the fee imposed under this section, except 422
	511	+	to the extent that any such provision is inconsistent with a provision of 423
	512	+	this section. 424
	513	+	(e) Any fees received under this section shall be deposited into the 425
	514	+	network company account established pursuant to section 11 of this act. 426
	515	+	For revenue reporting purposes only, the Commissioner of Revenue 427
	516	+	Services shall include any such fees with the revenue reported under 428 Raised Bill No. 5470
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	522	+	chapter 225 of the general statutes. 429
	523	+	(f) The Commissioner of Revenue Services, in consultation with the 430
	524	+	Labor Commissioner, may adopt regulations in accordance with the 431
	525	+	provisions of chapter 54 of the general statutes to carry out the 432
	526	+	provisions of this section. 433
	527	+	Sec. 14. (NEW) (Effective July 1, 2024) (a) Not later than January 1, 434
	528	+	2024, the Commissioner of Transportation shall communicate with the 435
	529	+	chief transportation officials of New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island 436
	530	+	and New Jersey to establish a reciprocity agreement for the purposes of 437
	531	+	allowing Connecticut network workers to pick up passengers in such 438
	532	+	other states and to allow network drivers of such other states to pick up 439
	533	+	passengers in Connecticut. 440
	534	+	(b) No network worker for a network company registered in another 441
	535	+	state shall pick up a passenger in this state unless the commissioner has 442
	536	+	established a reciprocity agreement with the state in which such 443
	537	+	network company is registered. 444
	538	+	(c) No network company that prohibits network workers in this state 445
	539	+	from accepting prearranged rides or prearranged deliveries in another 446
	540	+	state after completing a prearranged ride or prearranged delivery that 447
	541	+	has a drop-off or delivery location that is outside of the state shall 448
	542	+	receive a registration under section 13b-117 of the general statutes, 449
	543	+	except where such prohibition is due to the law of another state or a 450
	544	+	municipal law. 451
282	545		This act shall take effect as follows and shall amend the following
283	546		sections:
284	547
285		-	Section 1 July 1, 2024 ~~13b-118(b)~~
	548	+	Section 1 July 1, 2024 New section
286	549		Sec. 2 July 1, 2024 New section
287		-	Sec. 3 July 1, 2024 ~~13b-116~~
	550	+	Sec. 3 July 1, 2024 New section
288	551		Sec. 4 July 1, 2024 New section
289		-	Sec. 5 from passage New section
290		-	Substitute Bill No. 5470
	552	+	Sec. 5 July 1, 2024 New section
	553	+	Sec. 6 July 1, 2024 New section
	554	+	Sec. 7 July 1, 2024 New section Raised Bill No. 5470
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295		-	Statement of Legislative Commissioners:
296		-	In Sections 2(b) and 4(d) "not less than" was added before "three years"
297		-	for conformity with standard drafting conventions.
	558	+	LCO No. 2638 16 of 16
298	559
299		-	LAB Joint Favorable Subst.
	560	+	Sec. 8 July 1, 2024 New section
	561	+	Sec. 9 July 1, 2024 New section
	562	+	Sec. 10 July 1, 2024 New section
	563	+	Sec. 11 July 1, 2024 New section
	564	+	Sec. 12 July 1, 2024 13b-121
	565	+	Sec. 13 July 1, 2024 New section
	566	+	Sec. 14 July 1, 2024 New section
	567	+
	568	+	Statement of Purpose:
	569	+	To (1) establish minimum compensation and working conditions
	570	+	standards for network workers in the state, and (2) require the
	571	+	Commissioner of Transportation to establish a reciprocity agreement
	572	+	with neighboring states to allow network workers to pick up passengers
	573	+	and deliveries across state lines.
	574	+	[Proposed deletions are enclosed in brackets. Proposed additions are indicated by underline, except
	575	+	that when the entire text of a bill or resolution or a section of a bill or resolution is new, it is not
	576	+	underlined.]
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