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Rules committee adopts H-3 substitute for House Bill 4279 on unanimous roll call

5717616 · September 2, 2025
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Summary

The House Rules Committee adopted substitute H-3 for House Bill 4279 by an 8-0 roll-call vote and then voted to report the bill with recommendation as Substitute H-3 by the same margin; the substitute removes the bill’s rule-promulgation provision.

The Michigan House Rules Committee adopted Substitute H-3 to House Bill 4279 and reported the bill with recommendation as Substitute H-3 after unanimous roll-call votes.

Representative Aragona moved to adopt Substitute H-3. The clerk called the roll; the chair announced eight yeas, zero nays and zero passes on the motion to adopt the substitute. The committee then voted to report the bill with recommendation as Substitute H-3; the clerk again recorded eight yeas, zero nays and zero passes.

According to committee remarks, Substitute H-3 removes the bill’s rule-promulgation portion. Committee members did not debate the substance of the substitute on the record during the roll calls recorded in the transcript.

Roll-call record as called by the clerk during the motion to adopt Substitute H-3 included votes recorded in sequence: Chair Schutte (Yes), Representative Aragona (Yes), Wenzel (Yes), Martin (Yes), Posthumus (Yes), DeBoer (Yes), Liberati (Yes), and Herzberg (Yes). The clerk announced the motion prevailed 8-0.

Representative DeBoer moved to report the bill with recommendation as Substitute H-3; the clerk called the roll and the motion prevailed with the same 8-0 tally. The committee chair announced the bill was reported with recommendation as Substitute H-3.

The committee did not take further action on the bill during the meeting and no additional debate or amendments were recorded in the transcript.