Publication of Draft Bill 29 Regulations Setting Out ...
The article discusses Quebec’s Bill 29 amendments to the Quebec Consumer Protection Act, specifically the publication of draft Bill 29 regulations that would set out prescribed warranty durations for certain categories of goods. It focuses on proposed regulatory details rather than Apple-specific rules, but it relates to mandatory consumer warranty lengths.
If Quebec finalizes regulations that prescribe minimum warranty durations for categories that could include consumer electronics, Apple (and by extension AppleCare+) may need to ensure its baseline warranty/coverage messaging and any exclusions align with the new statutory warranty periods. AppleCare+ could be positioned as supplemental protection beyond mandatory warranties, but consumer expectations and compliance requirements in Quebec may increase—especially around what is considered the “warranty” versus optional extended service, refunds/coverage disclosures, and terms offered to consumers.
This article is part of our series on recent amendments to the Quebec Consumer Protection Act under Bill 29. To learn more about recent developments, please ...
Country
Canada
Region
The United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico
Discovered
8/2/2026
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English