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House Rules Committee reports HB 4103 and HB 4309 (substituted) to the House; substitute for HB 4309 adopted
Summary
The Michigan House Rules Committee unanimously reported House Bill 4103 and House Bill 4309 (as substituted) to the full House. The committee adopted a substitute for HB 4309 that adds a 90-day enactment period.
The House Rules Committee on Thursday reported House Bill 4103 and House Bill 4309 (as substituted) to the full House by unanimous roll-call votes.
On a motion to report, the committee recorded an 8-0 vote in favor of House Bill 4103. Representative Posthumus moved the motions to adopt a substitute to House Bill 4309 and to report it as substituted; both the substitute and the subsequent motion to report passed 8-0.
The committee clerk called the roll for each action. Committee members recorded in the roll calls included Chair Schutte and Representatives Aragona, Wenzel, Martin, Posthumus, DeBoer, Whitworth, Liberati and Herzberg. A representative from the Mackinac Center, Jarrett Skorp, was listed as having submitted a card and was not wishing to speak for both HB 4103 and HB 4309.
The substitute to HB 4309 adds a 90-day enactment period to that bill; the committee did not record additional substantive amendments during the reported proceedings. With the committee’s recommendation, both bills move to the House for further consideration.
