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Votes at a glance: House passes occupational-code and liquor-code measures
Summary
On March 11 the House moved multiple items on third reading: House Bill 4908 (occupational code amendment) passed 104–0 and House Bill 5343 (Michigan Liquor Control Code amendment) passed 82–22; immediate effect was ordered for both bills.
The Michigan House disposed of multiple third-reading items on March 11, approving bills on occupational licensing and liquor regulation.
House Bill 4908, read for third time as calendar item 22 and introduced on the floor as a measure to amend the occupational code (introduced by Representative Riggus), received a roll-call vote of 104 I votes and 0 nay votes and was declared passed. The majority floor leader moved for and the House ordered immediate effect.
House Bill 5343, offered by Representative Aragona to amend the Michigan Liquor Control Code of 1998, was also read for a third time with no amendments. The clerk announced a roll-call result of 82 I votes and 22 N votes; a majority having voted in favor, the bill was recorded as passed and the House ordered immediate effect.
Both bills were recorded as passed on the March 11 floor and were sent forward according to standard legislative procedure; floor debate on each was minimal as recorded in the transcript.
