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okay to start I know your name but can you just state your name can you spell it and also your position sure my name is Louis Rossman l-o-u-i-s-r-o-s-s-m-a-n-n and I do remember you're one of the only reporters that's actually spelled it with two ends and I am the executive director of repair preservation group and the owner of Rossman repair group this is also Clinton the cat spelled c-l-i-n-t-o-n when it comes to this right to repair bill that was signed by the by Governor Hogle you know some people are saying this is like this is crazy this has been a long time in the making uh I did watch your YouTube video so can you just talk about what this bill when it was created what it was intended to do and now what it actually is going to do it was intended to make available to both customers and independent service centers the same Parts manuals and diagrams that are made available to the manufacturer's own Depot repair centers because one of the big problems we have is we have to deal with this Nicholas Cage Lord of warlike supply chain to be able to get access to the parts necessary to do our job and the bill was edited very mildly by the governor in a way that makes it almost functionally useless for us so it was edited to say that manufacturers don't have to provide us with individual Parts if they think there's a safety issue they can just make the full assembly available rather than the individual Parts this doesn't seem like a big issue but to the layperson but this was the op Physician's reasoning to decline as access to anything over the past decade and Kathy holtzel uncritically parroted the opposition's talking points right in her announcement which was incredibly disappointing to the end consumer it doesn't seem like a big deal so they're saying you just get access to an assembly if there's a safety issue not an individual part why does that matter if you have a device that's worth eight hundred dollars and the manufacturer says you can only get access to a 750 of motherboard assembly rather than a ten dollar chip that really decreases the economic viability of your repair and is going to make the consumer more likely to just replace it if the part is 750 instead of 20 or if you have a machine with a broken screen and the screen replacement is 425 dollars for the entire assembly rather than 72 dollars for just the LCD that is going to radically decrease the likelihood of a customer wanting to actually go ahead with that repair now that you can say that well there's a safety issue here but there's a safety issue involved in almost anything I can cut myself in a piece of glass or replacing a screen I can also cut myself shaving I can burn myself while...