Parts car monopoly Bill defeated
The home of North Dakota, 74 to-22 Wednesday to reject the law, that in its original form would have a monopoly on car repair auto parts and higher costs for consumers.
“The [National Association of Independent Insurers], our member companies, insurers and other suppliers of spare parts competitive sends a single message to the public and the legislature, SB 2358 was bad for consumers and the economy of North Dakota. The full House to vote against the clock, the legislature is clearly to us, “said Laura Kotelman, NAII counsel. “The automaker is trying to cover up the bill as pro-consumer.
“In reality, it was an anti-competition which have benefited from major automakers and employment, businesses have benefited from the use of more expensive OEM parts,” Kotelman. “Consumers would have footed the bill by an increase in the car - insurance premiums of 15 percent, with no added value in vehicles at the workshop safety or quality.
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