relative to the residential ratepayers advisory board.

Summary

The law establishes a consumer advocate, appointed by the governor and council, to ensure residential utility customers receive safe, reliable service at the lowest possible cost. It also creates a Residential Ratepayers Advisory Board of nine public members representing ratepayers, seniors, disabled, low‑income residents, small business owners, environmental and other interests to oversee the advocate’s work. The board meets at least quarterly, advises the advocate on rate issues, and can recommend reappointment or removal of the advocate.

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