AN ACT PROHIBITING THE USE OF DRONES BY HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE COMPANIES.

HB 6133 prohibits homeowners insurance companies from using drones for property inspections or surveillance before offering coverage, unless they provide at least seven business days' notice to homeowners via mail or email (as the homeowner specifies). This bill directly affects homeowners (property owners seeking insurance) and insurance companies operating in the state. The key provision requires insurers to obtain explicit advance notice consent before conducting drone-based inspections, aiming to prevent unexpected surveillance during the insurance application process. The bill does not restrict drone use after coverage is issued.