The proposed bill, titled the "event online ticket sales act," aims to regulate the online sale of tickets for entertainment events in Michigan. It defines "entertainment event" as any public activity that charges an admission fee and is held in a venue, whether public or private. The bill outlines key definitions, including "person," which encompasses individuals and various legal entities, and "ticket," which refers to any form of evidence granting entry to an event. Additionally, it establishes the concept of a "ticket purchasing limit," which indicates the maximum number of tickets a person can buy during an online sale.

To enhance the integrity of online ticket sales, the bill prohibits individuals from circumventing or disabling security measures and access control systems that enforce ticket purchasing limits, manage electronic queues, or validate ticket authenticity. This legislation is contingent upon the enactment of related Senate or House bills from the 103rd Legislature, ensuring that it aligns with broader regulatory efforts in the state.