Attorney general's duty to represent certain utility customers in matters before the Public Utilities Commission and in federal proceedings repealed, and conforming statutory change made.

Summary

The bill eliminates the requirement that Minnesota’s attorney general act on behalf of residential and small‑business utility customers in Public Utilities Commission matters and certain federal proceedings. It also amends the energy‑conservation provisions of statute 216B.241 and fully repeals statute 8.33, which previously set out the AG’s representation duties. The change shifts responsibility for those consumer interests away from the AG’s office.

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