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House committee advances bill setting inventory limits for gas stations; reported 16-0
Summary
The Michigan House Committee on Regulatory Reform voted 16-0 to report House Bill 4276, a measure on inventory limits for gas stations, sending the measure forward with a committee recommendation.
The Michigan House Committee on Regulatory Reform on Thursday voted to report House Bill 4276, a measure addressing inventory limits for gas stations.
Representative Liberati moved to report HB 4276 with recommendation; the committee recorded a 16-0 vote to advance the bill. The clerk conducted a roll call. Committee leadership said the bill was sponsored by Representative Snyder.
Committee members received one written comment on the bill. Drew Beardsley of the Michigan Retailers Association submitted a card stating support and declined to speak. No other testimony or debate on substantive provisions of the bill was recorded during the committee’s consideration.
With the committee’s recommendation, HB 4276 will move to the next step in the legislative process for further consideration by the full House. The committee did not record amendments or additional conditions in its report.
