Below is a list of the legislation that has come before the
House so far this term. Please feel free to contact me (517.373.0826;
andyschor@house.mi.gov) if you have any questions or thoughts about any of the
below bills.
Thank you!
Andy Schor
State Representative68th District
Passed 2/2 – 2/27
Appropriates funding
through the Michigan Natural Resources Trust FundHB 4078, Passed: 103-7
House Bill 4078 is a FY 14-15 appropriations bill that includes funding for the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund (MNRTF) capital outlay projects. The bill appropriates $24,729,500 Gross, all restricted funds.
Amends the Michigan
Election Code to provide for precinct consolidation in certain elections
HB 4068, Passed:
109-0House Bill 4068 would amend the Michigan Election Law to allow a county, city, or township to consolidate precincts that are currently located within the same polling location for statewide special elections dealing with ballot proposal questions.
FY 15 Mid-year School
Aid Fund supplemental
HB 4110, Passed:
62-48House Bill 4110 is a FY 15 mid-year School Aid Fund supplemental, affecting appropriations for School Aid (K-12), Community Colleges, and Higher Education. HB 4110 (H-1) includes a combination of budget reductions and fund shifts totaling $183.4 million Gross ($250.3 million GF/GP).
FY 15 Mid-year
multi-departmental General Fund supplemental
HB 4112, Passed:
66-44House Bill 4112 is a FY 15 mid-year multi-departmental General Fund supplemental, affecting the Departments of Community Health, Corrections, Education, Environmental Quality, Human Services, Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, Military and Veterans Affairs, Natural Resources, State, State Police, Technology, Management, and Budget, Transportation, and Treasury. HB 4112 (H-1) includes caseload-related adjustments, appropriates funding for new expenditure needs in various departments, and reduces certain GF/GP expenditures. The bill’s net effect is a $120.2 million Gross ($169.4 million GF/GP) reduction in the state budget.
Require that a
statewide presidential primary election be conducted on the third Tuesday in
March
SB 44, Passed:
72-38 Require that a statewide presidential primary election be conducted on the third Tuesday in March, instead of the fourth Tuesday in February.
Move the February
regular election date to March
SB 45, Passed:
74-36Move the February regular election date from the fourth Tuesday in February to the third Tuesday in March, in each presidential election year when a statewide presidential primary was held.
Changes to Michigan’s
wage garnishment procedures
HB 4119, Passed:
109-1HB 4120, Passed: 109-1
HBs 4119 and 4120 would change the way that wage garnishment is done in Michigan, specifically what is required when an order is directed to a third party (the garnishee/employer) to withhold periodic or non-periodic payment of assets.
Delete a reference to
the statutory definition of “lawful purpose”
HB 4076, Passed:
110-0House Bill 4076 amends the Michigan Firearms Law to delete a reference to the statutory definition of “lawful purpose” which no longer exists in the Michigan Penal Code.
Allow certain
licensed officers to carry a concealed pistol in a pistol-free or no carry zone
HB 4159, Passed:
89-21House Bill 4159 (Johnson) would certain licensed corrections officers, and retired law enforcement officers to carry a concealed pistol in a “pistol-free” or “no carry” zone.
Define in the MI
Penal Code what it means to “brandish” a firearms
HB 4160, Passed:
95-16HB 4161, Passed: 108-2
Together, House Bill 4160 (Johnson) and House Bill 4161 (Hughes) (H-1) define in the Michigan Penal Code what it means to “brandish” a firearm.
Reform the concealed
pistol licensing (CPL) process and eliminate concealed weapons licensing boards
SB 34, Passed:
76-34SB 35, Passed: 81-29
Senate Bill 34 and Senate Bill 35 (both sponsored by Senator Green) reform the concealed pistol licensing (CPL) process and eliminate concealed weapons licensing boards, effective November 30, 2015. Effective December 1, 2015, all duties would be transferred to the county clerks and Michigan State Police.
Repeals regulations
and penalties for the use or possession of BB handguns by minors
HB 4151, Passed:
80-29House Bill 4151 repeals Public Act 186 of 1959 (Spring, Gas, or Air Operated Handguns) which regulate and penalize the use or possession of BB handguns by minors.
Align the Michigan
definition of firearm with the federal definition of firearm
HB 4152, Passed:
87-22HB 4153, Passed: 85-24
HB 4156, Passed: 89-20
House Bill 4152, House Bill 4153, and House Bill 4156 would amend various statutes to align Michigan’s definition of firearm with the federal definition of firearm.
Amends the definition
of firearm to include certain pneumatic guns
HB 4154, Passed:
87-22House Bill 4154 would amend sections of the National Resources and Environmental Protection Act (NREPA) to align Michigan’s definition of firearm with the federal definition of firearm.
Amends the definition
of “firearm” and creates provisions for pneumatic guns in the Michigan Penal
Code
HB 4155, Passed:
88-21As part of the National Rifle Association (NRA) “Airgun Reclassification Package,” House Bill 4155 (Cole) would amend several sections of the Michigan Penal Code to align Michigan’s definition of “firearm” with the federal definition of firearm and create special provisions for pneumatic guns.
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