Consumer Protection - As introduced, requires the district attorneys general conference to collect data and submit a report to the governor, speakers of the senate and house of representatives, and legislative librarian by December 15, 2026, regarding the number of prosecutions and convictions for unlawful automated calls. - Amends TCA Title 2; Title 4; Title 8; Title 29; Title 38; Title 39; Title 47; Title 62 and Title 65.

SB 2617 requires Tennessee's District Attorneys General Conference to collect and analyze data on prosecutions and convictions for unlawful automated calls (specifically under TCA §47-18-1509) by December 15, 2026. The conference must submit a report to the governor, legislative leaders, and the legislative librarian, consulting with law enforcement agencies like the TBI and Department of Safety as needed. This bill directly affects district attorneys, law enforcement agencies, and state officials who will use the data to assess enforcement of anti-robocall laws. It does not change existing laws but mandates a formal review of current enforcement efforts.