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House introduces HB 4084–HB 4087 and reproduces additional bills; referrals assigned to committees
Summary
Representatives introduced four House bills—HB 4084 through HB 4087—and the clerk announced reproduction of multiple bills and committee meeting schedules. Each introduced bill was read by title and referred to a standing committee.
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During a brief Michigan House session, the clerk announced that a set of bills had been reproduced for electronic availability and several Representatives formally introduced bills by title; each introduced bill was read once and referred to a committee.
The clerk said that "House bills 4067 through 4083" were reproduced and made available electronically, and that Senate bills 78 through 86 were reproduced as well. The clerk also read committee notices for Transportation Infrastructure, Judiciary and Rules committees scheduled later in the week.
Representative Robinson introduced House Bill 4084, described as a bill "to amend and act for the classification of all public roads, streets, and highways in the state," and the clerk referred it to the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure.
Representative Posthumous introduced House Bill 4085, described as a bill to amend the Michigan Zoning Enabling Act; the clerk referred it to the Committee on Communications and Technology.
Representative Farhad introduced House Bill 4086, described in the reading as a bill "to establish and provide for the issuance of gold and silver special digital currency based on gold and silver," and the clerk referred it to the Committee on Communications and Technology.
Representative Hospice introduced House Bill 4087, described broadly as a bill to amend the Management and Budget Act; it was referred to the Committee on Communications and Technology.
All introductions were read by title and referred to committees. No floor votes on these bills were recorded before the session adjourned for lack of a quorum.

