This bill mandates that food delivery services must establish a formal agreement with food service establishments or retail food stores before they can offer delivery services from those locations. The new legal language specifies that a "food delivery platform" is defined as an online intermediary that facilitates food orders from consumers to participating food facilities and arranges for the delivery of those orders. The bill also outlines that any food delivery platform that fails to secure the necessary agreement prior to taking and arranging deliveries will be subject to a violation and fined $100 for each unauthorized delivery.

The bill repeals and reenacts RSA 359-S, introducing the new requirements for food delivery platforms while maintaining definitions for "food service establishment" and "retail food store" as per existing law. The effective date of the act is set to be upon its passage. Additionally, the fiscal note indicates that while there may be indeterminable expenditures related to the implementation of this bill, there is no expected revenue impact for the state or local governments. The bill may also influence the judicial and correctional systems due to the introduction of penalties for violations.