This bill requires the Division of Consumer Protection to set up a system that permits consumers to report instances in which financial institutions used social credit scores in order to discriminate against a particular person. It also prohibits the government from using social credit scores when evaluating individuals. CPAC supports efforts to expose and warn people of the presence of social credit scores in society, believes that the government should not use social credit scores when making decisions, and supported this bill. The Senate passed this bill on March 1, 2023 by a vote of 18-5 and the bill later became law.