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House concurs in multiple Senate substitutes; several bills referred for enrollment
Summary
After adopting the school-aid conference report, the House took up messages from the Senate and concurred in Senate substitutes for several house bills (including HB 4180–4183 and HB 4961), approving each by roll-call vote and referring them to the clerk for enrollment, printing and presentation to the governor.
Lede: Following action on the school-aid conference report, the Michigan House on Oct. 2 read multiple messages from the Senate and concurred in Senate substitutes for several house bills, including HB 4180, HB 4181, HB 4182 and HB 4183, with recorded roll-call tallies recorded in the session.
Nut graf: The House repeatedly suspended Rule 41 to take up Senate substitutes and recorded votes on concurrence; most items were approved by clear margins and were sent to the clerk for enrollment and presentation to the governor. The House also received a Senate amendment for HB 4961 and placed it under the rules for consideration.
Body: The clerk read multiple messages from the Senate returning House Bill 4961 (with an amendment) and several other bills. For HB 4180 the House concurred in the Senate substitute on a roll call of 102 ayes and 7 nays. The same tally (102–7) was recorded for concurrence in HB 4181. For HB 4182 the House concurred 101–8. For HB 4183 the House concurred 98–11. The clerk repeated that, under the rules, certain returned bills would lie over one day unless the House suspended applicable rules to take them up immediately.
A separate motion to reconsider the vote by which HB 4182 passed was moved by Majority Floor Leader Posthumus; the transcript records the motion to reconsider but does not show its disposition during this session. The clerk also reported additional returned bills and advised that several bills were referred to the clerk for enrollment, printing and presentation to the governor.
Ending: The House recorded the concurrence votes and then adjourned until Oct. 7, 2025 at 1:30 p.m.; the transcript does not record further action on the motion to reconsider during this sitting.
