Section 3 of chapter 167B of the General Laws, as appearing in the 1992 Official Edition, is hereby amended by striking out the sixth paragraph and inserting in place thereof the following paragraph:—

No such electronic branch located at other than the office of a financial institution shall be manned or operated at any time by an employee of any financial institution, holding company of a financial institution or affiliate thereof, or any organization except on a temporary basis for the purpose of instructing operators or customers, servicing the electronic branch or for the purposes of using such electronic branch on said employee’s own behalf. There shall be conspicuously displayed on the screen of any electronic branch with a screen a notice informing the customer the amount of fee, if any, that he will incur by accessing such electronic branch or any system or network available through the use of such electronic branch. Following such notice, the customer shall be given the option of discontinuing the transaction. Adjacent to any electronic branch that does not have a screen there shall be a notice to the customer that fees or charges may be incurred by accessing such electronic branch or any system or network available through the use of such electronic branch. Any such fee or charge shall appear on any receipt provided to the customer and shall be itemized on a per transaction basis in the periodic statement for each account of a customer that may be accessed by means of an electronic funds transfer.