A concurrent resolution providing for a joint convention of the Senate and House of Representatives.

The bill is a resolution that allows the Michigan Senate and House of Representatives to hold a joint convention. This type of meeting is typically used for special occasions, such as addressing the public or honoring individuals. It aims to foster collaboration and communication between the two legislative chambers.

Supporters would emphasize that this joint convention is a vital step towards unity and cooperation among lawmakers. They would argue that it provides an opportunity for the legislature to come together to address important issues and engage with the community more effectively.

Critics might argue that holding a joint convention could be a waste of resources and time, especially if it does not lead to meaningful outcomes. They may also express concerns that such gatherings could be used for political posturing rather than addressing the pressing needs of the constituents.