House Regulatory Reform Committee reports multiple bills to House floor

Lansing — The Michigan House Regulatory Reform Committee voted to report several bills to the full House with recommendation during the session, with unanimous roll‑call results recorded by the clerk.

Representative Regas moved to report House Bill 4398 with recommendation; the clerk recorded a roll call and the chair announced the motion prevailed with 14 ayes in the first tally and, after a later reconsideration and another roll call, 15 yeas and 0 nays when the committee ultimately reported the bill.

Representative Fairbairn moved to report House Bill 4549 with recommendation. The clerks roll call returned 15 yeas, 0 nays and 0 passes; the committees record shows the bill was reported with recommendation.

Representative Liberati moved to report House Bill 4042 with recommendation. The committee recorded 15 ayes, 0 nays and 0 passes, and the clerk announced House Bill 4042 was reported with recommendation.

The committee also recorded a motion by Representative Thompson to reconsider the earlier vote on House Bill 4398; the roll call for the reconsideration passed 15 yeas, 0 nays, and the motion prevailed before the bill was reported again.

All recorded roll calls in the transcript show unanimous or near‑unanimous support for the motions to report those bills; the clerk read the tallies aloud for each motion. The transcript does not include the full text of the bills discussed in these votes, nor does it record debate on the floor about the substantive contents of those bills at the time of the roll calls.

After the votes, Representative Hoadley moved to excuse absent members and the committee adjourned.