1) Give an example, other than the one mentioned in the text, of a recent change in federal, state, or local law that has impacted the hospitality industry. OR a currently proposed change to a federal, state, or local law. Or, a change in the law that you would like to see enacted.Hint: Search on Internet ... ("recent statute" AND "hospitality") or ("recent laws" AND "hospitality"), (" new regulations in hospitality"), etc.. Provide the internet link as to where this enacted law or regulation can be found or at least a very detailed article discussing such...2) Explain why you believe the law was enacted and whether you believe it was good legislation. Or, why it should be enacted.

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