Prohibits predatory automated teller machine fees at casinos and colleges.

The bill aims to stop casinos and colleges from charging high fees for using automated teller machines (ATMs). These fees are often considered unfair and can take advantage of people who need cash quickly. By prohibiting these charges, the bill seeks to protect consumers from excessive costs.

Supporters of the bill argue that it will help students and casino patrons save money by eliminating predatory ATM fees. They believe this legislation promotes fairness and accessibility, ensuring that individuals are not financially burdened when accessing their own funds. Advocates see it as a step towards consumer protection in vulnerable environments.

Critics may argue that this bill could limit the ability of casinos and colleges to manage their ATMs effectively, potentially leading to reduced services. They might contend that these institutions rely on fees to maintain ATM operations and that prohibiting them could result in fewer machines or longer wait times for users. Additionally, some may view the bill as government overreach into private business practices.