Michigan Compiled Laws, Chapter 169. Campaign Financing and Advertising § 169.224c

(a) For an independent expenditure committee or its agent, under section 24b(5)  1 if the resulting contribution violates section 24b(4).

(b) For an entity described under section 54(1)  2 or a person acting for any such entity under section 54(2), under section 54(5) if the resulting contribution violates section 54.

(c) For any other person, as otherwise provided for a violation of this act.

(a) Where a person making an independent expenditure related to a ballot question committee, candidate, candidate committee, or political party committee engages an attorney, vendor, or other agent that is also or has been engaged by that candidate or committee, if the attorney, vendor, or other agent does not do any of the following:

(b) Where a candidate, candidate committee, political party committee, or an agent of the candidate or any such committee, solicits contributions on behalf of an independent expenditure committee, but does not request or suggest action by, or further cooperate, consult, act in concert, or otherwise coordinate in any way with the independent expenditure committee related to any independent expenditure made on behalf of that candidate or committee. This subdivision does not preserve the independent nature of an independent expenditure if the independent expenditure committee makes independent expenditures during an election cycle related solely to 1 candidate, and that candidate, that candidate's candidate committee, or that candidate's agent solicits funds on the independent expenditure committee's behalf.