The legislative bill introduced requires that municipal identification cards (IDs) issued by cities in Minnesota cannot be used as valid identification for accessing state or federal services. Essentially, this means if a person has an ID given by their city, it won't be recognized for the purposes of getting services that are governed at the state or federal levels. This affects services like voting or any state-administered assistance programs that require proof of identity. The bill clearly states that a municipal ID, which includes personal information like name, address, and birth date, does not meet the criteria for ID needed for these services.