I'm interested in understanding the Attorney General's stance on consumer protection issues, specifically regarding 'price gouging'. Can you find the number of the most recent Attorney General Opinion related to price gouging, the date it was issued, and the name of the recipient or the entity it was issued to? Also, briefly summarize the opinion's conclusion regarding price gouging.
Navigate to 'https://www.oag.state.va.us/'. Click on 'Laws & Cases' in the main navigation. Click on 'Attorney General Opinions' within the 'Laws & Cases' section. On the Attorney General Opinions page, use the search or filtering options to find opinions related to 'price gouging'. Identify the most recent opinion concerning 'price gouging'. Extract the opinion number, date issued, and recipient. Read the summary or conclusion of the identified opinion to understand its stance on price gouging. State the opinion number, date, recipient, and a brief summary of its conclusion.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Attorney General Opinions' page. The agent correctly identifies the most recent Attorney General Opinion related to 'price gouging'. The agent states the correct opinion number (e.g., '20-001'). The agent states the correct issue date (e.g., 'January 10, 2020'). The agent states the correct recipient (e.g., 'The Honorable Mark D. Obenshain'). The agent provides a concise and accurate summary of the opinion's conclusion regarding price gouging (e.g., 'The opinion concludes that the Governor has the authority to declare a state of emergency, triggering the Virginia Post-Disaster Anti-Price Gouging Act, which prohibits charging an unconscionable price for necessary goods and services during such a declaration.').