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Michigan House approves three bills on third reading, adopts three commemorative resolutions
Summary
On a floor session, the Michigan House of Representatives passed three bills on third reading (House Bills 4464, 4023, 4135), ordered immediate effect for two, and adopted three resolutions recognizing Great Outdoors Month, National Flag Week and a Survival Flight memorial week.
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The Michigan House of Representatives voted to pass three bills taken up on third reading and adopted three commemorative resolutions during the floor session recorded in the transcript.
House Bill 4464, introduced by Representative Harris, passed on final passage by recorded roll call, with the clerk announcing 106 ayes and 0 nays; the bill was ordered to take immediate effect. The bill’s title in the record states it "amends the insurance code of 1956." House Bill 4023, introduced by Representative Whitworth and described in the record as authorizing the State Administrative Board to convey state-owned property in Eaton County, passed on final passage by roll call with 104 ayes and 2 nays; the majority floor leader moved and the House ordered immediate effect. House Bill 4135, introduced by Representative Lightner and described as authorizing the State Administrative Board to convey state-owned property in Jackson County, passed on final passage by roll call with 104 ayes and 2 nays; the House also granted immediate effect on the majority floor leader’s motion.
The House also adopted three resolutions by voice vote: House Resolution 123 (declaring June 2025 Great Outdoors Month in Michigan), House Resolution 125 (declaring June 8–14, 2025 National Flag Week in Michigan), and House Resolution 124 (declaring June 2025 as Survival Flight Week to commemorate six Michigan Medicine team members who died on June 4, 2007). Each resolution was adopted after the sponsor’s brief remarks and a voice vote of "aye" in the chamber.
Several procedural motions were recorded: the majority floor leader moved to suspend Rule 40 to permit the introduction of bills, which the House approved, and the House was later adjourned until the date announced in the record.
The session also included many bills introduced for first reading or referral to committee; those items were presented by sponsors and referred as noted in the transcript but were not taken up for final passage during this session. Where a bill’s text or further detail was not provided in the transcript, the record lists only the bill title and the committee referral.
Votes at a glance - House Bill 4464 (amend the Insurance Code of 1956): Passed (recorded roll call) — 106 ayes, 0 nays. Immediate effect ordered. - House Bill 4023 (authorize State Administrative Board to convey state-owned property in Eaton County): Passed (recorded roll call) — 104 ayes, 2 nays. Immediate effect ordered. - House Bill 4135 (authorize State Administrative Board to convey state-owned property in Jackson County): Passed (recorded roll call) — 104 ayes, 2 nays. Immediate effect ordered. - House Resolution 123 (declaring June 2025 Great Outdoors Month): Adopted (voice vote). - House Resolution 125 (declaring June 8–14, 2025 National Flag Week): Adopted (voice vote). - House Resolution 124 (declaring June 2025 Survival Flight Week): Adopted (voice vote).
Context The items taken up for final passage in this session were handled with limited floor debate in the transcript: bills were read by title, the clerk opened the board for record roll call votes where required, and the clerk announced the tallies. A number of other bills, including multiple appropriations and policy bills, were introduced for first reading or referred to committee during the same session but were not debated to final passage in the transcripted portion.
Remaining procedural notes The record shows the clerk and the presiding officer (Speaker) conducting roll calls and announcing results; the majority floor leader moved both that bills be taken up and that immediate effect be granted where recorded. The transcript contains no floor-recorded amendments to the three bills taken up on third reading.

