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SB 5987 Gift Certificates — Key Differences Between Current Law and the Proposal

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Committee slide by Clint McCarthy, January 15, 2024, on key differences between current law and the proposal in SB 5987 on gift certificates. The threshold under which a gift card's remaining balance must be redeemed in cash is five dollars under current law and $50 under the proposal, and on whether issuers must take a remaining balance with another form of payment, and must allow reloads in any amount the bearer chooses, current law says No and the proposal Yes.

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Congressional materials
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Date
2024-01-16
Case
2024 01 16 A31644 D264606 Scs Clint Mccarthy 5987 Bill Report Slide

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“SB 5987 Gift Certificates — Key Differences Between Current Law and the Proposal.” Original at app.leg.wa.gov, dated 2024-01-16. Archived at Pandemic Darlings, https://pandemicdarlings.com/source-documents/2024-01-16-2024-01-16-a31644-d264606-scs-clint-mccarthy-5987-bill-report-slide/, SHA-256 4a5c52057f0fe0a9b21ca85cc61f5b59d2cdb99cf34168c5b8a6e0a2107cd8ba.

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SB 5987
Gift Certificates
                        Business
                    Financial Services
                        Gaming
                            &
Clint McCarthy           Trade
                       Committee
January 15, 2024
Key Differences
Between Current Law and the Proposal in SB 5987

                                                           Current Law   SB 6025

Threshold under which the remaining balance for               $5         $50
gift cards must be redeemed in cash.
Is the issuer of a gift certificate required to take the      No.         Yes
remaining balance of a gift certificate with another
form of payment?
Are issuers required to allow a bearer of a                   No          Yes
reloadable gift certificate in any amount the bearer
chooses (subject to a maximum amount set by the
issuer)?


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