Below is a
list of the legislation that came before the House this week (March 24th
through March 26th). 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 3/24 – 3/26
Provides greater departmental and
local oversight of mobile home parks
HB 4054, 3/24/15, Passed: 106-3HB 4054 provides greater departmental and local oversight of mobile home parks, as well as improved remedies for health and safety violations.
Prohibit the use of an unmanned
aerial or submersible vehicle to interfere with the taking of animal or fish
SB 54, 3/25/15, Passed: 110-0SB 55, 3/25/15, Passed: 110-0
Senate Bill 54 amends the Natural Resources Environmental Protection Act, Part 401, by prohibiting the use of an unmanned vehicle, or an unmanned device that uses aerodynamic forces to achieve flight or that operates on the surface of the water or underwater to hinder or prevent the lawful taking of animal or fish. Senate Bill 55 amends the Natural Resources Environmental Protection Act to prohibit an individual from taking game or fish using an unmanned vehicle or an unmanned device that uses aerodynamic forces to achieve flight or that operates on the surface of the water or underwater.
Allow retired federal law
enforcement officer to carry a concealed pistol in places listed as “no carry
zones”
SB 53, 3/25/15, Passed: 73-37Senate Bill 53 would allow a concealed pistol license (CPL) holder, who is a retired federal law enforcement officer, to carry a concealed pistol in places listed as “no carry zones” under Michigan’s CPL law.
Repeal the ban on the scalping of
tickets for entertainment events
HB 4015, 3/25/15, Passed: 70-30House Bill 4015 amends MCL 750.465 of the Michigan Penal Code to decriminalize the reselling of tickets for and at entertainment and sporting events for more than face value.
Update sentencing guidelines
pertaining to changes of the definition of firearm in HB 4155
HB 4295, 3/25/15, Passed: 90-20Update the sentencing guidelines to reflect changes anticipated in House Bill 4155, if enacted. HB 4155 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.
Allow the Governor to request
conveyance of certain swamplands in Clarence Township
SB 18, 3/26/15, Passed: 108-2SB 19, 3/26/15, Passed: 109-1
Senate Bill 18 allows the Governor to request conveyance of certain swamplands in Clarence Township (Calhoun County) from the United States to Michigan, to require the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to determine the de facto owners of this property, and to convey a portion of the property to those de facto owners. Senate Bill 19 is the complementary property tax pop-up exemption for land conveyances resulting from SB 18.
Require school attendance for all
children in a FIP group in order to remain eligible for assistance
HB 4041, 3/26/15, Passed: 74-36HB 4041 requires school attendance for all children in a Family Independence Program (FIP) group in order to remain eligible for assistance.
Provide immunity for persons or
corporations donating food to nonprofit organizations
HB 4017, 3/26/15, Passed: 106-4House Bill 4017 would provide immunity, under certain circumstances, to donors and nonprofit organizations that collect and donate food to other nonprofit organizations or nonprofit corporations.
Allows certain veterans to use
military experience to obtain licensure as a boiler operator
HB 4134, 3/26/15, Passed: 110-0House Bill 4134 amends the Boiler Act to allow a veteran to use his or her military experience to meet requirement for a license to inspect, install, or repair boilers, or register as a boiler operator.
Require universities to inform
military members of their options for credit transfer and receiving credit for
training
HB 4060, 3/26/15, Passed: 110-0Require state public universities to inform those who are currently serving or have served as a member of the military, National Guard, or the military reserves of the options relating to the transfer of military education and training for college credit.
Allow for proof of insurance to
be shown electronically
HB 4193, 3/26/15, Passed: 108-2HB 4193 would amend the Vehicle Code to allow for proof of insurance to be shown electronically.
Stop collection of a filing fee
for the annual statement of foreign and alien insurers by DIFS
HB 4224, 3/26/15, Passed: 105-5HB 4224 would stop collection of a filing fee for the annual statement of foreign and alien insurers by the Department of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS).
Change the method of wage
garnishment in Michigan
HB 4119, 3/26/15, Passed: 110-0HB 4119 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.
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