Construction: code; requirement for the state construction code to consist of certain international codes; eliminate and create an advisory committee. Amends sec. 4 of 1972 PA 230 (MCL 125.1504).

The bill aims to update Michigan's state construction code by requiring it to include specific international codes. It also proposes the elimination of the current advisory committee and the creation of a new one to oversee these changes. This could help ensure that Michigan's construction standards align with global best practices.

Supporters of the bill argue that aligning Michigan's construction code with international standards will enhance safety and efficiency in building practices. They believe the new advisory committee will bring fresh perspectives and expertise, ultimately benefiting both builders and consumers in the state.

Critics of the bill contend that eliminating the existing advisory committee could undermine local expertise and input in the construction process. They worry that reliance on international codes may not adequately address Michigan's unique building needs and could lead to increased costs for builders and homeowners.