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Senators introduce four bills; juvenile diversion, vehicle repair, environment and Michigan Strategic Fund measures referred to committees
Summary
Senators introduced four bills on the floor and referred them to standing committees for further review.
Senators introduced four bills on the Senate floor and referred each to a standing committee for further consideration.
Senator Chang offered Senate Bill 24, described as "a bill to amend the Juvenile Diversion Act"; the bill received first and second reading and was referred to the Committee on Civil Rights, Judiciary and Public Safety. Senator Cherry offered Senate Bill 25, "a bill to amend the Motor Vehicle Service and Repair Act," which received first reading and was referred to the Committee on Regulatory Affairs. Senator Kleinfeld introduced Senate Bill 26, "a bill to amend the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act," and the measure was referred to the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure. Senator Kleinfeld also offered Senate Bill 27, "a bill to amend the act to create certain entities in the Michigan Strategic Fund," which was referred to the Committee on Economic and Community Development.
Earlier on the calendar, the Senate received from the office of Governor Gretchen Wimmer Executive Order 2025-1 concerning a Department of State Police executive reorganization; that executive order was referred to the Committee on Government Operations.
The transcript records the bills' titles and committee referrals but does not include bill text, sponsors' statements explaining provisions, fiscal analyses, or committee votes. The clerk recorded that introductions and referrals were completed for all eligible items on the introduction-and-referral calendar.
