Michigan HB5676 amends the Michigan Public Service Commission's structure and election process.
Michigan HB5676 amends the Michigan Public Service Commission's structure, transitioning it from an appointed to an elected body. The bill creates a five-member Michigan Public Service Commission, elected by the public starting January 1, 2029. The governor will appoint the initial members until then. The commission members must be U.S. citizens and Michigan residents, and no member can have financial interests in public utility matters. The commission can employ necessary staff and set member compensation.
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