The proposed bill, General Assembly Proposed Bill No. 3, aims to enhance consumer protection and safety in Connecticut by implementing several key measures. It seeks to eliminate junk fees associated with certain consumer transactions, prohibit the purchase or use of aerial drones manufactured in China or Russia by state entities, and restrict the sale of consumer information collected through electronics without consent. Additionally, the bill mandates that manufacturers allow third-party repairs of consumer goods, prohibits price gouging throughout the supply chain, and requires municipalities to establish and maintain a ".gov" Internet top-level domain.

The bill introduces new legal language to address these issues while removing outdated or unnecessary provisions. Specifically, it emphasizes consumer rights and safety, aiming to protect the privacy and financial security of residents while also safeguarding state infrastructure. The overall goal is to create a more transparent and fair marketplace for consumers in Connecticut.