Senate Bill 1061, authored by Nitza Moran Trinidad, creates the 'Law to Regulate Motor Vehicle and Real and Personal Property Auction Companies in Puerto Rico,' requiring these companies to register with the DACO and disclose registration numbers, commissions, payment conditions, and adjudication rules before receiving offers. [1]
Senate Bill 1146, also authored by Carmelo Ríos Santiago, creates the 'Federal Opportunities Portal Law,' establishing a public and free portal to gather federal funds available in Puerto Rico that require a request or proposal. [2] Senate Bill 1388, approved with amendments, amends the Police Retirement Trust Law to stop deducting payments from defined contribution accounts when calculating annual distributions for eligible retired police officers. [3] The Puerto Rico Senate approved Senate Bill 1397, which amends the Pharmacy Law to regulate high-risk compounded medications and non-resident pharmacies that send medications to patients in Puerto Rico. [4][5]
Senate Bill 1385 mandates AI disclosure in commercial advertising and holds companies accountable for generated content. [6]El Proyecto del Senado 1061, redactado por Nitza Morán Trinidad, crea la «Ley para Regular las Empresas de Subastas de Vehículos Motorizados, Bienes Inmuebles y Bienes Muebles en Puerto Rico». Esta norma obliga a estas empresas a registrarse ante el DACO, así como a divulgar sus números de registro, comisiones, condiciones de pago y reglas de adjudicación antes de recibir ofertas. [1]
El Proyecto del Senado 1146, también redactado por Carmelo Ríos Santiago, crea la «Ley del Portal de Oportunidades Federales», que establece un portal público y gratuito para reunir los fondos federales disponibles en Puerto Rico que requieren presentación de solicitud o propuesta. [2] El Proyecto del Senado 1388, aprobado con enmiendas, modifica la Ley del Fideicomiso de Retiro de la Policía para dejar de deducir pagos de las cuentas de aportación definida al calcular las distribuciones anuales de oficiales policiales jubilados elegibles. [3] El Senado de Puerto Rico aprobó el Proyecto del Senado 1397, que modifica la Ley de Farmacias para regular los medicamentos compuestos de alto riesgo y las farmacias no residentes que envían medicamentos a pacientes en la isla. [4][5]
El Proyecto del Senado 1385 establece la obligación de divulgar el uso de inteligencia artificial en publicidad comercial, y hace responsables a las empresas por el contenido generado. [6]
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Senate Bill 1061, authored by Nitza Moran Trinidad, creates the 'Law to Regulate Motor Vehicle and Real and Personal Property Auction Companies in Puerto Rico,' requiring these companies to register with the DACO and disclose registration numbers, commissions, payment conditions, and adjudication rules before receiving offers. · La Voz Digital de Puerto Rico
Senate Bill 1146, also authored by Carmelo Ríos Santiago, creates the 'Federal Opportunities Portal Law,' establishing a public and free portal to gather federal funds available in Puerto Rico that require a request or proposal. · La Voz Digital de Puerto Rico
Senate Bill 1388, approved with amendments, amends the Police Retirement Trust Law to stop deducting payments from defined contribution accounts when calculating annual distributions for eligible retired police officers. · La Voz Digital de Puerto Rico
The Puerto Rico Senate approved Senate Bill 1397, which amends the Pharmacy Law to regulate high-risk compounded medications and non-resident pharmacies that send medications to patients in Puerto Rico. · La Voz Digital de Puerto Rico
Carmelo Ríos Santiago introduced Senate Bill 1397 to regulate high-risk compounded drugs and non-resident pharmacies in Puerto Rico. · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
Senate Bill 1385 mandates AI disclosure in commercial advertising and holds companies accountable for generated content. · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
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