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Michigan House introduces four bills; referrals set to health policy and government operations committees
Summary
Four House bills were introduced and read by title during a session of the Michigan House of Representatives and referred to committee, including two bills to amend the public health code and one bill to designate the black swallowtail as the state butterfly.
The Michigan House of Representatives introduced four bills during a session in which members read each measure by title and referred them to standing committees. Representative Deborah introduced House Bill 4307, described as a bill to amend the Public Health Code; Representative Bridal introduced House Bill 4308, a bill to designate the black swallowtail butterfly as the official state butterfly; Representative Preston introduced House Bill 4309, described as a bill to amend the Public Health Code; and Representative Carr introduced House Bill 4310, described as a bill to amend the State Officers Act.
The measures were formally read by title and sent to committee for further consideration. HB 4307 and HB 4309 were referred to the Committee on Health Policy. HB 4308 was referred to the Committee on Government Operations, as was HB 4310. The session record notes that these introductions were “considered at first reading by title” before referral.
The introductions created no recorded final votes on the measures. The house adjourned due to the absence of a quorum; the clerk announced the house would reconvene Tuesday, April 15, 2025, at 1:30 p.m. for further business.
Because the measures were introduced and referred at first reading, further committee hearings, amendments, and any eventual floor votes will determine their ultimate outcomes.
