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MI HR0041
A resolution to direct the Clerk of the House of Representatives to only present to the Governor enrolled House bills finally passed by both houses of the One Hundred Third Legislature.
The resolution directs the Clerk of the House of Representatives to present only those House bills that have been approved by both the House and the Senate to the Governor for final approval. This means that only bills that have completed the legislative process will be sent to the Governor. It ensures that the Governor receives only finalized legislation.
Passed House Rachelle Smit
MI SB0142
Mental health: other; recipient rights advisory committee membership; modify. Amends secs. 100d & 756 of 1974 PA 258 (MCL 330.1100d & 330.1756).
This bill aims to change the membership requirements for the Recipient Rights Advisory Committee in Michigan's mental health system. It modifies existing sections of a law to potentially enhance the representation and involvement of individuals in mental health services. This could lead to better oversight and advocacy for the rights of mental health recipients.
Introduced Senate Michael Webber
MI HB4018
Juveniles: crimes; transportation of juvenile who commits a crime with an adult; clarify. Amends sec. 16 of 1939 PA 288 (MCL 712A.16).
This bill clarifies the rules regarding the transportation of juveniles who commit crimes alongside adults. It aims to specify how law enforcement should handle situations where a minor is involved in criminal activity with an adult. The changes are intended to ensure that the rights and safety of the juvenile are considered during transportation.
Engrossed House Mike Mueller
MI HB4197
Housing: homeless; homeless bill of rights; provide for. Creates new act.
The bill, known as the Homeless Bill of Rights, aims to establish a set of rights specifically for individuals experiencing homelessness in Michigan. It seeks to protect their dignity and ensure they have access to basic needs such as shelter, food, and safety. By creating this act, the bill intends to address the challenges faced by homeless individuals and promote their well-being.
Introduced House Emily Dievendorf