This bill amends various sections of the Michigan Penal Code to modernize and strengthen the legal framework surrounding offenses related to minors, racketeering, and commercial sexual activity. A significant change is the increase in the age of consent for taking or enticing away a minor from 16 to 18 years. The bill also replaces the term "prostitution" with "commercial sexual activity" throughout the relevant sections and expands the definition of racketeering to include offenses related to child sexually abusive activity and commercial sexual activity. Additionally, it modifies the definition of a disorderly person to encompass individuals engaged in commercial sexual activity and introduces new definitions for terms such as "cryptocurrency" and "financial transaction."

Moreover, the bill enhances penalties for offenses related to trafficking and exploitation for commercial sexual activities, including increased prison terms for those who transport individuals for these purposes. It mandates law enforcement to report suspected human trafficking cases involving minors and requires the Department of Health and Human Services to investigate these reports within a specified timeframe. The bill also establishes a requirement for DNA testing for individuals arrested for certain offenses related to commercial sexual activity and repeals outdated legal language, indicating a comprehensive approach to reforming laws related to human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation in Michigan.