To repeal a state law that bans ticket “scalping” at sports and entertainment events, or selling tickets at a higher price through some service or agency.   Official Text and Analysis.

Without amendment and with the recommendation that the bill pass.

To prohibit using software designed to circumvent an event sponsor's internet ticket sales system that is designed to "ensure equitable ticket buying".

To prohibit reselling a theatre, circus, athletic game, entertainment or amusement ticket without clearly indicating any and all terms and conditions for a refund of the ticket price.

To prohibit reselling a theatre, circus, athletic game, entertainment or amusement ticket without clearly indicating the box office price at which the ticket is sold and any additional fees collected by the reseller.

Prohibit reselling a theatre, circus, athletic game, entertainment or amusement ticket unless the seller has physical possession of the ticket in electronic or paper format or an exclusive right to claim the ticket at a future date. Also to require that if an event has numbered seats, a ticket reseller must disclose the number associated with the specific ticket being resold.

To ban using software primarily designed to interfere with an event sponsor's "equitable sale process".