Right to Repair is a growing movement across the world that believes consumers should have the right to choose how and where their products are repaired.
It should cost less to repair your products than to buy a new one. You may have noticed that some manufacturers make it difficult or costly to find replacement parts so many consumers end up throwing out their item and buying a new one. This adds to the growing e-waste problem.
I have introduced a bill that if passed would require that manufacturers provide manuals and parts for free or low cost on everyday household appliances, motor vehicles, wheelchairs and farming equipment.
You can read the bill here: https://www.ola.org/en/legislative-business/bills/parliament-43/session-1/bill-187
To sign the petition, please print and mail back to my office by clicking here.