(a) Legislative findings.--The General Assembly finds that many consumer contracts are written, arranged and designed in a way that makes them hard for consumers to understand. Competition would be aided if these contracts were easier to understand.

(b) Legislative intent.--By passing this act, the General Assembly wants to promote the writing of consumer contracts in plain language. This act will protect consumers from making contracts that they do not understand. It will help consumers to know better their rights and duties under those contracts.