Service charge on food, drinks to be done away with?
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The bill is likely to see the passage in the forthcoming budget session of Parliament. Addressing the media on this issue,
Although there is no provision under the existing law to take action against hotels/restaurants, consumers have the freedom not to pay the service charge and can decide not to eat there if they are informed in advance about it through the menu card itself. Paswan also mentioned that in future such cases would be addressed effectively as a provision has been made in the new Consumer Protection Bill to set up a regulator CCPA.
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