Certain energy generating facilities required to be certified as child labor free, and certain products required to be certified as child labor free.

The bill requires that energy generating facilities in Minnesota be certified as free from child labor practices. Additionally, it mandates that certain products associated with these facilities must also be certified as child labor free. This aims to ensure ethical labor practices in the energy sector.

Supporters of the bill would argue that it promotes ethical labor standards and protects children from exploitation in the workforce. They would frame it as a necessary step toward ensuring that Minnesota's energy production is aligned with humane and responsible practices.

Critics might argue that the bill could impose unnecessary regulations on energy generating facilities, potentially increasing costs and hindering economic growth. They may also contend that existing labor laws are sufficient and that this bill could create bureaucratic challenges for businesses.