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Michigan Senate passes three bills on final passage
Summary
On April 29, 2025, the Michigan Senate gave final passage to three bills — Senate Bills 130, 131 and 147 — after no floor debate was recorded on their final passages. Vote tallies were announced by the secretary in each case.
The Michigan Senate passed three bills on final passage during its April 29, 2025 session: Senate Bill 130 (to amend the State License Fee Act), Senate Bill 131 (to amend the occupational code) and Senate Bill 147 (to amend the Revised Judicature Act of 1961).
The bills were considered on the calendar with no recorded floor debate before each final vote. The secretary announced the vote totals after each roll call. For Senate Bill 130 the secretary said, “Mister president, on the final passage of Senate Bill 130, there are 25 votes. 11 no votes and 1 excused.” For Senate Bill 131 the secretary announced, “Mister president on the final passage of Senate 131 there are 33 I votes, 3 no votes and 1 excuse.” For Senate Bill 147 the secretary reported, “Mister president, on the final passage of Senate Bill 147, there are 21 votes, 15 no votes, and 1 excuse.”
Each bill was declared passed after the secretary’s announcement of the tally.
Senate Majority Floor Leader Singh moved calendar consideration of the items; no further debate or recorded amendments were made part of the floor record for these final-passage votes. The action followed the Senate’s earlier agreement to proceed to specified calendar items and to recess and return as necessary to complete business.
The measures will proceed to whatever next steps are required by legislative process (transmittal to the House or enrollment, as applicable), according to standard Senate practice. The transcript does not record sponsors’ floor statements at final passage or any recorded amendments to the bills during the plenary votes.
