The bill amends the Occupational Code of Michigan, specifically sections 1101, 1111, and 1112, to update definitions and regulations related to barbers and barbershops. Key changes include the clarification of terms such as "barber," "barber college," and "barbershop," with a shift from using "person" to "individual" in various definitions. The bill introduces the concept of a "mobile barbershop," which is defined as a vehicle or device used to provide barber services at different locations, including clients' homes. Additionally, it mandates that barbershops must ensure that their licenses and those of their barbers are displayed prominently.

Furthermore, the bill outlines the licensing process for barbershops, requiring operators to submit applications and pass inspections to meet sanitation standards. It specifies that a change in ownership or location will revoke the existing license, and a new license must be obtained under the new conditions. The bill also tasks the board with establishing rules for sanitation in barbershops and barber colleges, as well as for the operation of mobile barbershops, which must be implemented within one year of the bill's enactment. These rules may include safety requirements and address the maintenance of records and compliance with local laws.