Prices and promotional benefits regulated.

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  1 Mikka On 30/01/2024

  Hello Jerome,
  
  Thank you for the information shared, this is indeed an important subject in the bodywork field. The proposed law aimed at regulating gifts raises legitimate concerns about its potential impact on the relationship between repair professionals and insurers.
  
  I read the article you recommended, and it offers an in-depth perspective on this issue. The comments that follow also highlight varying views on the issue.
  
  It is crucial that everyone stays informed and engaged in this legislative debate. Thanks again for sharing this valuable information.
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  2 Ben On 27/09/2023

  This is a proposed law and not a bill, but:
  A “bill” is the Government which drafted the text.
  
  A “proposed law” is a parliamentarian (a deputy or a senator) who has written the text.
  Finally, written is saying a lot... Often, it is an interest group or a lawyer who wrote it for them. Parliamentarians are rarely lawyers and the slightest legal error in the drafting of the bill will lead to it being thrown into the trash.
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  3 Mr Stagnaro On 27/09/2023

  Insurers denounce that repair professionals give gifts to their customers at the expense of insurers. This is exactly their practice for decades of sponsoring several sporting activities, television spots which cost enormous sums per second. As well as lobbying our politicians. Lesson-givers should look at themselves in front of a mirror. The fight continues against the dictatorship. Stagnaro