Sec. 3. Public right to know petition
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Any person may submit a petition to the agency of jurisdiction alleging that a cleaning product available in interstate commerce does not satisfy the labeling requirements of this Act, including a product the manufacturer of which is not in compliance with the requirement to list the product’s ingredients on its Internet website. The agency of jurisdiction shall notify a petitioner of the receipt of a petition within 30 days after receipt of such petition. The agency shall investigate the claims made by the petition and make a determination as to the validity of such claims within 180 days after acknowledging the receipt of such petition.
If the agency sustains the claim or claims made by the petition, the agency shall initiate the proper enforcement actions required by law. The agency of jurisdiction may issue such regulations as it determines necessary to require that petitions include a reasonable evidentiary basis for the claims made therein.