State management: other; reports regarding regulatory burden; require state departments and agencies to submit to the legislature. Creates new act.

The bill requires state departments and agencies in Michigan to report to the legislature on the regulatory burdens they impose. This means they must provide information about how their rules and regulations affect businesses and individuals. The goal is to increase transparency and potentially reduce unnecessary regulations.

Supporters of the bill argue that it promotes accountability and efficiency in government. By requiring reports on regulatory burdens, it allows lawmakers to better understand the impact of regulations and make informed decisions to help businesses thrive.

Critics of the bill may argue that it could lead to unnecessary delays in regulatory processes and undermine important protections. They might express concern that focusing too much on reducing regulations could compromise public safety and environmental standards.