This bill aims to prohibit former legislators in Michigan from accepting employment with entities that receive grants from the utility consumer participation board for a period of two years after they leave office. The bill defines a "legislator" as a member of the state senate or house of representatives and specifies the utility consumer participation board as established under existing law.

Violations of this act would result in misdemeanor charges, with penalties including imprisonment for up to 90 days, a fine of up to $1,000, or both. The bill seeks to enhance ethical standards and prevent potential conflicts of interest for former legislators transitioning to roles in organizations that may benefit from their previous legislative influence.