The bill amends sections 6-31-1 and 6-31-3 of the General Laws in Chapter 6-31, which pertains to "Unit Pricing." It introduces new definitions, including "electronic shelving label," which refers to a remote-controlled digital display that shows the retail, unit, and/or total price to consumers. Additionally, the bill specifies that the unit price and total price must be disclosed to consumers through various means, such as attaching a stamp, tag, or label to the commodity or its display shelf. Notably, the bill states that an electronic shelving label alone does not fulfill the disclosure requirements, emphasizing the need for traditional price display methods.

Furthermore, the bill includes a provision that if any part of this section is deemed unlawful by a court, it will not affect the validity of the remaining portions. This act is set to take effect upon passage, reinforcing the importance of clear pricing information for consumers while adapting to modern technology in retail environments.