RELATING TO CONSUMER PROTECTION.

Changed the required disclosure from a standalone 'one-page form' to a mandatory 'cover page' included directly within the purchase, lease, or power purchase agreement.

Added a specific right for consumers to rescind or cancel the agreement without penalty within three business days of signing.

Removed the specific requirement for a separate one-page standardized disclosure form, replacing it with the integrated cover page requirement.

Added a provision stating that any agreement executed in violation of the new disclosure and cancellation rules is automatically voidable by the consumer.

Expanded the list of prohibited activities for unlicensed individuals to include marketing, financing, and customer acquisition, not just selling.

Added new definitions for 'financial institution,' 'host customer,' and 'power purchase agreement' to clarify who is covered by the law.

Changed the requirement from requiring a disclosure form in proposals to requiring a one-page standardized disclosure form to be provided to the consumer.

Expanded the list of required disclosure items to include the specific methodology used for energy production estimates.

Clarified the tax incentive eligibility statement to explicitly state that eligibility depends on individual circumstances and is not guaranteed.

Updated the effective date of the Act from immediate approval to July 1, 3000.

Revised the language regarding prohibited activities to ensure that compliance with the new section is the only condition for allowing solar marketing and financing.