-
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
1
71
Yes
3/29
3/29
06/01/01
CRIMES; Homicide; certain crimes against prenatal children; expand to include death to the embryo or fetus. (Sen. W. Van Regenmorter)
2
70
Yes
3/29
3/29
6/1/2001
#
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE;
Sentencing guidelines; sentencing guidelines for crime of killing fetus or embryo; enact. (Sen. B. Schuette)
3
199
No
3/29
3/29
07/01/02
INSURANCE; No-fault; Michigan catastrophic claims association retention limits; provide for. (Sen. J. Emmons)
4
4322
Yes
3/30
3/30
03/30/01
INSURANCE; Insurers; coverage for home health care or assisted living services and assisted living facility stays; require definition. (Rep. S. Tabor)
5
4234
Yes
4/11
4/12
04/12/01
TRANSPORTATION; Railroads; amount contributed by road authority for maintenance of active traffic control devices; revise. (Rep. J. Allen)
6
1
Yes
5/2
5/2
05/02/01
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE; Statute of
limitations; statute of limitations for certain cases of criminal sexual conduct in which DNA evidence was obtained; eliminate. (Sen. S. Johnson)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
7
341
Yes
5/24
5/24
05/24/01
PROPERTY TAX; Millage; state education tax act; expand to include a credit against tax levied under certain circumstances. (Sen. M. Goschka)
8
4187
Yes
5/24
5/25
05/25/01
CORRECTIONS; Prisoners; visitation; clarify procedures regarding minors visiting prisoners. (Rep. T. Stamas)
9
67
Yes
5/29
5/29
05/29/01
FAMILY LAW; Marriage and divorce; section prohibiting certain marriages; repeal. (Sen. B. Hammerstrom)
10
103
Yes
5/29
5/29
5/29/2001 #
FAMILY LAW; Marriage and divorce; reference in "the code of criminal procedure" to section being repealed; strike out. (Sen. B. Hammerstrom)
11
104
Yes
5/29
5/29
05/29/01
FAMILY LAW; Marriage and divorce; reference to section being repealed in "revised judicature act of 1961"; strike out. (Sen. M. Goschka)
12
38
Yes
5/29
5/29
07/01/01
WATERCRAFT; Intoxication; maximum imprisonment for boating under the influence; increase. (Sen.
W. North)
13
150
Yes
5/29
5/29
7/1/2001
#
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE;
Sentencing guidelines; sentencing guidelines for boating under the influence; provide for. (Sen. W. North)
14
4099
Yes
6/5
6/6
9/1/2001
#
HUMAN SERVICES; Children’s services; self-defense training of children’s protective services caseworkers; require, and allow children’s protective services caseworkers to perform certain duties in pairs. (Rep. A. Sanborn)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
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Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
15
4409
Yes
6/11
6/12
6/12/2001 #
VEHICLES; Snowmobiles; snowmobile trail permit fee; increase and provide for allocation, increase civil fine for failure to secure a permit, and require report on expenditure of increase. (Rep. D. Mead)
16
4538
Yes
6/11
6/12
6/12/2001 #
VEHICLES; Snowmobiles; snowmobile trail permit fee; provide for allocation of increase. (Rep. D. Mead)
17
4235
Yes
6/11
6/12
6/12/01
HIGHWAYS; Name; renaming of M- 109; establish as " D.H. Day Highway". (Rep. J. Allen)
18
4550
Yes
6/11
6/12
6/12/01
TRAFFIC CONTROL; Parking;
disabled person parking permit; allow for out-of-state physician signatures accompanied by a copy of the physician's license to practice. (Rep.
G. DeRossett)
19
75
Yes
6/11
6/12
9/1/2001 #
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE;
Sentencing guidelines; crime of impersonating a family independence agency employee; include in sentencing guidelines. (Sen. J. Gougeon)
20
74
Yes
6/11
6/12
9/1/2001 #
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE;
Sentencing guidelines; crime of threatening or physically harming a family independence agency employee; include in sentencing guidelines. (Sen. B. Hammerstrom)
21
73
Yes
6/11
6/12
9/1/2001
#
CRIMES; Fraud; penalties for impersonating a family independence agency employee; provide for. (Sen. J. Gougeon)
22
72
Yes
6/11
6/12
9/1/2001 #
CRIMES; Penalties; penalties for individuals who threaten or impose physical harm to a family independence agency employee; create. (Sen. B. Hammerstrom)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
23
4412
Yes
6/17
6/18
06/18/01
NATURAL RESOURCES; Hunting;
shooting preserves; change to game bird hunting preserves, revise licensing fee, and eliminate rule- making authority. (Rep. L. DeVuyst)
24
431
Yes
6/17
6/18
06/18/01
INSURANCE; Other; privacy requirements; enact. (Sen. B. Bullard Jr.)
25
4029
Yes
6/18
6/19
01/01/02
INSURANCE; Other; claim history dollar amounts for nonrenewal of homeowner's policy; increase. (Rep.
A. Richner)
26
4166
Yes
6/21
6/22
06/22/01
HEALTH; Death; county medical examiner conducting statutorily required investigation of a death; grant subpoena power to require production of medical records, books, papers, documents, and other items. (Rep. G. Van Woerkom)
27
4429
Yes
6/21
6/22
06/22/01
EDUCATION; Board members; appointed members as part of majority vote requirement; include. (Rep. T. Meyer)
28
4505
Yes
6/21
6/22
06/22/01
CONSTRUCTION; Contracts; notification of certain differing site conditions; repeal sunset. (Rep. J. Gilbert I)
29
4630
Yes
6/28
6/28
06/28/01
EDUCATION; School districts; school districts to adopt parental involvement contracts; encourage and require department to develop model. (Rep. W. Kuipers)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
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Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
30
4789
Yes
6/28
6/29
06/29/01
RETIREMENT; Public school employees; postretirement earnings limitations; revise and extend certain sunset dates. (Rep. J. Allen)
31
56
Yes
6/28
6/29
06/29/01
RECORDS; Other; vital records fees; increase. (Sen. J. Schwarz)
32
195
Yes
6/28
6/29
06/29/01
LAW ENFORCEMENT; Fire
personnel; civilian injured during fire demonstration; require state fire marshal to investigate. (Sen. M. Goschka)
33
350
Yes
6/28
6/29
06/29/01
AGRICULTURE; Animals; testing requirements for equines; revise and establish identification system. (Sen.
L. Stille)
34
29
Yes
6/28
6/29
03/01/02
LOCAL GOVERNMENT; Bonds;
revised municipal finance act; adopt.
(Sen. J. Emmons)
35
4222
Yes
6/28
6/29
6/29/2001
#
COUNTIES; Other; annual report to state board of assessors; require county tax or equalization department to make. (Rep. M. Mortimer)
36
4223
Yes
6/28
6/29
6/29/2001 #
COUNTIES; Other; annual tabular statement to state tax commission; require county tax or equalization department to make. (Rep. M. Mortimer)
37
360
Yes
7/10
7/11
7/11/2001 #
CITIES; Other; cities to form nonprofit corporations; allow. (Sen. J. Gougeon)
38
361
Yes
7/10
7/11
7/11/2001 #
CITIES; Other; nonprofit corporations formed by cities; make subject to open meetings act. (Sen. J. Gougeon)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
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Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
39
491
Yes
7/11
7/11
07/11/01
USE TAX; Exemptions; aircraft used in commercial transport of passengers; exempt sale for lease. (Sen. B. Bullard Jr.)
40
492
Yes
7/11
7/11
07/11/01
SALES TAX; Exemptions; aircraft used in commercial transport of passengers; exempt sale for lease. (Sen. B. Bullard Jr.)
41
4255
Yes
7/19
7/23
07/23/01
APPROPRIATIONS; Corrections; department of corrections; provide for fiscal year 2001-2002. (Rep. C. LaSata)
42
4256
Yes
7/19
7/23
07/23/01
APPROPRIATIONS; Education; department of education; provide for fiscal year 2001-2002. (Rep. R. Jelinek)
43
4257
Yes
7/19
7/23
07/23/01
APPROPRIATIONS; Environmental quality; department of environmental quality; provide for fiscal year 2001- 2002. (Rep. D. Mead)
44
4259
Yes
7/19
7/23
07/23/01
APPROPRIATIONS; Natural
resources; department of natural resources; provide for fiscal year 2001-2002. (Rep. D. Mead)
45
231
Yes
7/19
7/23
7/23/2001 +
APPROPRIATIONS; Capital outlay; 2001-2002 fiscal year; provide for. (Sen. H. Gast)
46
256
Yes
7/20
7/23
07/23/01
LIQUOR; Other; employee samples of certain alcoholic beverages; allow under certain conditions. (Sen. S. Johnson)
47
396
Yes
7/20
7/23
07/23/01
HIGHWAYS; Signs; signs on limited access highways disclosing hospital name and highway exit number; require. (Sen. T. McCotter)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
48
446
Yes
7/20
7/23
07/23/01
PUBLIC UTILITIES; Other;
clarification of public utilities; provide for. (Sen. M. Dunaskiss)
49
4792
Yes
7/20
7/23
07/23/01
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION;
Air pollution; fee structure that funds air quality operating permit program; revise. (Rep. C. LaSata)
50
4912
Yes
7/20
7/23
07/23/01
NATURAL RESOURCES; Trust
funds; game and fish trust fund; authorize annual appropriation of
$6,000,000.00 from corpus to game and fish protection fund. (Rep. L. DeVuyst)
51
238
Yes
7/20
7/23
7/23/2001
+
APPROPRIATIONS; State police; department of state police; provide for fiscal year 2001-2002. (Sen. P. Hoffman)
52
4253
Yes
7/20
7/23
07/23/01
APPROPRIATIONS; Community colleges; community and junior colleges; provide for fiscal year 2001- 2002. (Rep. T. Stamas)
53
230
Yes
7/20
7/23
7/23/2001 +
APPROPRIATIONS; Agriculture; department of agriculture; provide for fiscal year 2001-2002. (Sen. G. McManus Jr.)
54
237
Yes
7/20
7/23
07/23/01
APPROPRIATIONS; Military affairs; department of military affairs; provide for fiscal year 2001-2002. (Sen. P. Hoffman)
55
236
Yes
7/20
7/23
07/23/01
APPROPRIATIONS; Other; judiciary budget; provide for fiscal year 2001- 2002. (Sen. W. North)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
56
4576
Yes
7/23
7/23
07/23/01
HIGHWAYS; Name; renaming a certain portion of I-69; establish as "Pearl Harbor Memorial Highway". (Rep. L. Julian)
57
206
Yes
7/23
7/23
07/23/01
BUSINESSES; Business corporations; general amendments; provide for. (Sen. B. Bullard Jr.)
58
216
Yes
7/23
7/23
07/23/01
BUSINESSES; Other; professional services corporations; clarify applicability of business corporations act to. (Sen. B. Bullard Jr.)
59
239
Yes
7/23
7/24
7/24/2001 +
APPROPRIATIONS; Transportation; state transportation department; provide for fiscal year 2001-2002. (Sen.
P. Hoffman)
60
4254
Yes
7/23
7/24
7/24/2001 +
APPROPRIATIONS; Community health; department of community health; provide for fiscal year 2001- 2002. (Rep. M. Mortimer)
61
4939
Yes
7/23
7/24
10/1/2001 #
STATE AGENCIES (PROPOSED);
Department of management and budget act; transfer management and operation of the Michigan library and historical center facilities to the department of management and budget. (Rep. T. George)
62
4940
Yes
7/23
7/24
10/01/01
STATE AGENCIES (PROPOSED);
Library of Michigan act; transfer to department of history, arts, and libraries. (Rep. T. George)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
63
4941
Yes
7/23
7/24
08/06/01
STATE AGENCIES (PROPOSED);
Department of history, arts, and libraries; create in statute. (Rep. G. Van Woerkom)
64
4942
Yes
7/23
7/24
10/1/2001 #
STATE AGENCIES (PROPOSED);
District library establishment act; transfer to department of history, arts, and libraries. (Rep. L. Lemmons III)
65
4943
Yes
7/23
7/24
10/1/2001 #
STATE AGENCIES (PROPOSED);
State aid to public libraries; transfer to department of history, arts, and libraries. (Rep. M. Middaugh)
66
4944
Yes
7/23
7/24
7/24/2001 #
STATE AGENCIES (PROPOSED);
Michigan historical commission; transfer to department of history, arts, and libraries. (Rep. J. Kooiman)
67
4945
Yes
7/23
7/24
7/24/2001 #
STATE AGENCIES (PROPOSED);
Local historic districts act; transfer to department of history, arts, and libraries. (Rep. A. Sanborn)
68
4946
Yes
7/23
7/24
7/24/2001 #
STATE AGENCIES (PROPOSED);
Preservation of historical sites under the jurisdiction of downtown development authority; transfer to department of history, arts, and libraries. (Rep. P. Birkholz)
69
4947
Yes
7/23
7/24
7/24/2001 #
STATE AGENCIES (PROPOSED);
Single business tax credit for rehabilitation of a historic resource with certification by Michigan historical center; transfer to department of history, arts, and libraries. (Rep. M. Bishop)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
70
4948
Yes
7/23
7/24
7/24/2001 #
STATE AGENCIES (PROPOSED);
Income tax credit for rehabilitation of historic resource with certification by Michigan historic center; transfer to department of history, arts, and libraries. (Rep. S. Vear)
71
4949
Yes
7/23
7/24
7/24/2001 #
STATE AGENCIES (PROPOSED);
Records management, retention, disposal, inspection, inventory, protection, and preservation; transfer to department of history, arts, and libraries. (Rep. J. Rivet)
72
4950
Yes
7/23
7/24
7/24/2001 #
STATE AGENCIES (PROPOSED);
Records media act; transfer to department of history, arts, and libraries. (Rep. P. Zelenko)
73
4951
Yes
7/23
7/24
7/24/2001 #
STATE AGENCIES (PROPOSED);
Historic sites; transfer to department of history, arts, and libraries. (Rep. M. Mortimer)
74
4952
Yes
7/23
7/24
7/24/2001 #
STATE AGENCIES (PROPOSED);
Authority to promulgate rules to provide for the disclosure of the location of archaeological sites; transfer to department of history, arts, and libraries. (Rep. J. Koetje)
75
4953
Yes
7/23
7/24
07/24/01
#
STATE AGENCIES (PROPOSED);
Aboriginal records and antiquities; transfer to department of history, arts, and libraries. (Rep. J. Gilbert II)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
76
4954
Yes
7/23
7/24
7/24/2001 #
STATE AGENCIES (PROPOSED);
Reproduction and destruction of court records; transfer to department of history, arts, and libraries. (Rep. W. McConico)
77
4955
Yes
7/23
7/24
7/24/2001
#
STATE AGENCIES (PROPOSED);
Michigan iron industry museum advisory board; transfer to department of history, arts, and libraries. (Rep. D. Bovin)
78
4956
Yes
7/23
7/24
8/6/2001 #
STATE AGENCIES (PROPOSED);
Mackinac Island state park commission and property under its control; transfer to department of history, arts, and libraries. (Rep. S. Tabor)
79
4957
Yes
7/23
7/24
7/24/2001 #
STATE AGENCIES (PROPOSED);
Michigan freedom trail commission; transfer to department of history, arts, and libraries. (Rep. S. Thomas III)
80
232
Yes
7/23
7/25
07/25/01
APPROPRIATIONS; Other;
department of career development and Michigan strategic fund; provide for fiscal year 2001-2002. (Sen. S. Johnson)
81
283
Yes
7/25
7/25
7/25/2001 +
APPROPRIATIONS; Supplemental; supplemental appropriation; provide for fiscal year 2000-2001. (Sen. H. Gast)
82
235
Yes
7/25
7/25
7/25/2001 +
APPROPRIATIONS; Family
independence agency; family independence agency; provide for fiscal year 2001-2002. (Sen. M. Goschka)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
83
234
Yes
7/25
7/25
07/25/01
APPROPRIATIONS; General;
general government; provide for fiscal year 2001-2002. (Sen. J. Schwarz)
84
394
Yes
7/26
7/26
1/1/2002 #
JUVENILES; Criminal procedure; DNA samples to be collected from certain juvenile offenders; require. (Sen. B. Bullard Jr.)
85
4633
Yes
7/26
7/26
1/1/2002 #
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE; Evidence;
collection and retention of DNA samples under the youth rehabilitation services act from all individuals who have been convicted of or found responsible for a felony; require. (Rep.
W. O’Neil)
86
4612
Yes
7/26
7/26
1/1/2002 #
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE; Evidence;
collection and retention of DNA samples by the department of corrections from all individuals who have been convicted of a felony; require. (Rep. M. Kowall)
87
389
Yes
7/26
7/26
1/1/2002 #
LAW ENFORCEMENT; State police; DNA database; expand to include certain crimes and juvenile offenses. (Sen. W. Van Regenmorter)
88
4610
Yes
7/26
7/26
1/1/2002 #
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE; Evidence;
collection and retention of DNA samples; expand to all convicted felons and provide penalty for refusing to give sample. (Rep. J. Faunce)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
89
4613
Yes
7/26
7/26
1/1/2002 #
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE; Evidence;
collection and retention of DNA samples under the Michigan penal code from all individuals who have been convicted of a felony; require. (Rep. T. George)
90
393
Yes
7/26
7/26
1/1/2002 #
JUVENILES; Criminal procedure; DNA samples to be collected from certain juvenile offenders; require. (Sen. T. McCotter)
91
4611
Yes
7/26
7/26
1/1/2002 #
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE; Evidence;
collection and retention of DNA samples under the probate code of 1939 from all individuals who have been convicted of or found responsible for a felony; require. (Rep.
L. Julian)
92
4547
Yes
7/27
7/30
07/30/01
PROPERTY; Conveyances; certain state owned property in Macomb county, Delta county, and Ingham county; provide for conveyance. (Rep. A. Sanborn)
93
4459
Yes
7/27
7/30
07/30/01
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT;
Enterprise zones; neighborhood enterprise zone expansion to include exemption for certain homes; provide for. (Rep. L. Lemmons III)
94
547
Yes
7/27
7/30
07/30/01
PROPERTY TAX; Delinquent taxes; delinquent property tax forfeiture and foreclosure process; revise. (Sen. S. Johnson)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
95
4709
Yes
7/27
7/30
07/30/01
PROPERTY TAX; Other; certain reference to publication requirements; eliminate. (Rep. R. Richardville)
96
4711
Yes
7/27
7/30
07/30/01
PROPERTY TAX; Other; hardship standards; clarify. (Rep. L. Hager)
97
4713
Yes
7/27
7/30
07/30/01
PROPERTY TAX; Payment and collection; payment of taxes and exemption from interest, penalties, and fees; provide for technical amendments. (Rep. A. Sanborn)
98
4715
Yes
7/27
7/30
07/30/01
PROPERTY TAX; Payment and collection; payment of certain delinquent taxes; provide for technical amendments. (Rep. W. McConico)
99
4716
Yes
7/27
7/30
07/30/01
PROPERTY TAX; Delinquent taxes; ability to expend proceeds of delinquent land sales; expand to include counties. (Rep. P. Birkholz)
100
4717
Yes
7/27
7/30
07/30/01
PROPERTY TAX; Delinquent taxes; May tax lien sale; prohibit after May 2001 for delinquent 1998 taxes. (Rep.
J. Gilbert II)
101
4718
Yes
7/27
7/30
07/30/01
PROPERTY TAX; Other; certain recording requirements and requirement for vendor to be a licensed title insurance company or agent; eliminate. (Rep. R. Jamnick)
102
4540
Yes
7/27
7/30
07/30/01
SALES TAX; Exemptions; requirement for certificates of exemption; exclude certain individuals licensed by the Michigan liquor control commission. (Rep. M. Kowall)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
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I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
103
373
Yes
7/27
7/30
10/01/01
CRIMES; Vehicle offenses; penalties for injuring or causing death to construction workers in a construction zone and to operators of implements of husbandry; increase. (Sen. B. Bullard Jr.)
104
374
Yes
7/27
7/30
10/1/2001 #
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE;
Sentencing guidelines; sentencing guidelines for certain crimes involving construction workers in a construction zone and operators of implements of husbandry; provide for. (Sen. B. Bullard Jr.)
105
464
Yes
7/27
7/30
07/30/01
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS; Credit
unions; conversion plan; establish procedures. (Sen. S. Johnson)
106
317
Yes
7/27
7/30
9/30/2001 #
CHILDREN; Support; provisions governing child support orders; consolidate in support and parenting time enforcement act and enact provisions related to dependent health care coverage. (Sen. B. Hammerstrom)
107
318
Yes
7/27
7/30
9/30/2001 #
CHILDREN; Support; divorce law; enact technical amendments to consolidate child support provisions and revise provisions related to capacity to marry. (Sen. B. Hammerstrom)
108
319
Yes
7/27
7/30
9/30/2001
#
CHILDREN; Support; child custody act; enact technical amendments to consolidate child support provisions. (Sen. B. Hammerstrom)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
109
320
Yes
7/27
7/30
9/30/2001 #
CHILDREN; Support; paternity act; enact technical amendments to consolidate child support provisions. (Sen. S. Johnson)
110
321
Yes
7/27
7/30
9/30/2001
#
CHILDREN; Support; act regulating status of minors; enact technical amendments to consolidate child support provisions. (Sen. S. Johnson)
111
322
Yes
7/27
7/30
9/30/2001
#
CHILDREN; Support; family support act; enact technical amendments to consolidate child support provisions. (Sen. S. Johnson)
112
463
Yes
7/27
7/30
07/30/01
STATE; Funds; certain withdrawals from the countercyclical budget and economic stabilization fund; clarify. (Sen. H. Gast)
113
351
Yes
7/30
7/31
07/31/01
OCCUPATIONS; Individual licensing and regulation; procedures for filing complaints against contractors; revise. (Sen. G. Steil)
114
152
Yes
8/6
8/6
08/06/01
NATURAL RESOURCES; Great
Lakes; regulation of ballast water; provide for. (Sen. K. Sikkema)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
115
546
No
9/11
9/11
**
LEGISLATURE; Apportionment; redistricting of congressional districts according to 2000 census; provide for. (Sen. B. Schuette)
116
4965
No
9/11
9/11
**
LEGISLATURE; Apportionment; senate and house of representatives redistricting plan; create. (Rep. A. Richner)
117
545
No
9/11
9/11
**
LEGISLATURE; Apportionment; redistricting of court of appeals according to 2000 census; provide for. (Sen. B. Schuette)
118
4258
Yes
9/28
9/28
09/28/01
APPROPRIATIONS; Higher
education; higher education; provide for fiscal year 2001-2002. (Rep. S. Caul)
119
233
Yes
9/28
9/28
9/28/01
+
APPROPRIATIONS; Consumer and industry services; department of consumer and industry services and other state purposes; provide for fiscal year 2001-2002. (Sen. L. Bennett)
120
291
Yes
9/28
9/28
9/28/2001
+
APPROPRIATIONS; Zero budget; department of history, arts, and libraries and supplemental; provide for fiscal year 2000-2001 and 2001-2002. (Sen. H. Gast)
121
4371
Yes
9/28
9/28
9/28/2001
+
APPROPRIATIONS; School aid; school aid appropriations for certain fiscal years; supplement and adjust. (Rep. M. Shulman)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
122
5080
Yes
10/5
10/8
10/08/01
SALES TAX; Collections; equitable sales and use tax administration act; enact. (Rep. J. Allen)
123
551
Yes
10/5
10/8
10/08/01
STATE; Funds; surplus funds; authorize loans to certain farmer owned cooperatives. (Sen. M. Goschka)
124
602
Yes
10/12
10/12
10/12/01
VEHICLES; License plates; "proud to be American" specialty plate; create and earmark revenues to the American national red cross and the salvation army. (Sen. S. Johnson)
125
4627
Yes
10/11
10/15
10/15/01
TRADE; Consumer goods and services; rights and responsibilities of hotels and bed and breakfasts renting rooms to minors; define. (Rep. J. Allen)
126
4791
Yes
10/11
10/15
10/15/01
TRANSPORTATION; Funds; Soo
locks fund; establish as a separate restricted fund within comprehensive transportation fund. (Rep. S. Shackleton)
127
4384
Yes
10/11
10/15
10/15/01
EDUCATION; Intermediate school districts; investment of funds in certain mutual funds; allow. (Rep. W. Kuipers)
128
4018
Yes
10/11
10/15
10/15/01
NATURAL RESOURCES; Hunting;
repeal of Macomb county Sunday hunting ban; provide for. (Rep. S. Rocca)
129
4734
Yes
10/11
10/15
10/15/01
TRANSPORTATION; Carriers; motor bus transportation act; provide for adoption of certain revisions to the federal motor carrier safety regulations. (Rep. J. Gilbert II)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
130
4879
Yes
10/11
10/15
10/15/01
TRANSPORTATION; School
vehicles; use of school buses to transport agricultural workers for certain agricultural purposes; allow. (Rep. C. Brown)
131
4793
Yes
10/11
10/15
10/15/01
TORTS; Governmental immunity; "governmental function" definition; add specific circumstance. (Rep. A. Richner)
132
404
Yes
10/23
10/23
01/01/02
CRIMES; Penalties; dollar amount threshold for misdemeanor and felony penalties under the Michigan family farm development act; revise. (Sen. V. Garcia)
133
405
Yes
10/23
10/23
1/1/2002 #
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE;
Sentencing guidelines; sentencing guidelines for certain violation of the Michigan family farm development act; amend to reflect revised penalties. (Sen. C. Dingell)
134
4813
Yes
10/23
10/23
02/01/02
TRAFFIC CONTROL; Violations; penalties for reckless driving; update references in vehicle code to correspond with repeal of felonious driving statute and include felonious driving in the vehicle code. (Rep. R. Johnson)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
135
497
Yes
10/23
10/23
***
CRIMES; Weapons; discharging firearm while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or controlled substance causing death or serious impairment to a person; revise penalties, and prohibit certain threats regarding harmful substances or devices. (Sen. W. Van Regenmorter)
136
675
Yes
10/23
10/23
*** #
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE;
Sentencing guidelines; sentencing guidelines for crime of felonious driving and for certain bioterrorism crimes; provide for. (Sen. W. Van Regenmorter)
137
4345
Yes
10/26
10/26
10/26/01
HEALTH FACILITIES; Nursing
homes; involuntary transfer or discharge of a patient by a nursing home for certain economic reasons; prohibit. (Rep. J. Faunce)
138
4360
Yes
10/26
10/26
10/26/01
APPROPRIATIONS; Supplemental; department of consumer and industry services regarding fire protection grants; provide for fiscal year 2001- 2002. (Rep. M. Shulman)
139
4776
Yes
10/26
10/26
10/26/01
HEALTH; Occupations; licensure of nursing home administrators; provide for under the public health code. (Rep.
S. Vear)
140
4783
Yes
10/26
10/26
10/26/01
INSURANCE; No-fault; procedure to disqualify certain agents of Michigan automobile insurance placement facility; provide for. (Rep. A. Sanborn)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
141
4784
Yes
10/26
10/26
10/26/01
INSURANCE; No-fault; filing fee to contest auto policy cancellation; eliminate. (Rep. A. Sanborn)
142
4878
Yes
10/26
10/26
10/26/01
HIGHWAYS; Name; memorial highways; create a statute for the consolidation of names and require private funding for the cost of signs. (Rep. T. George)
143
4819
Yes
10/26
10/26
10/26/01
INSURANCE; Insurers; certain reporting requirements; eliminate. (Rep. L. Julian)
144
4513
Yes
10/26
10/26
10/26/01
AGRICULTURE; Products; sale of farm products on commission act; repeal. (Rep. W. Kuipers)
145
4774
Yes
10/26
10/26
01/01/02
COMMERCIAL CODE; Secured
transactions; perfection of security interest in property subject to certain statutes, regulations, and treaties; clarify. (Rep. A. Richner)
146
5092
Yes
10/31
10/31
10/31/01
PROPERTY TAX; Limitation; property tax limitation act; revise election date for 2001. (Rep. R. Brown)
147
4924
Yes
11/5
11/5
2/1/2002
#
INSURANCE; Other; definition of eligible person for automobile insurance; update references in insurance code to correspond with repeal of felonious driving statute. (Rep. R. Johnson)
148
4925
Yes
11/5
11/5
2/1/2002 #
VEHICLES; Snowmobiles; order not to operate by secretary of state; update references in NREPA to correspond with repeal of felonious driving statute and revise certain time periods. (Rep. R. Johnson)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
149
402
Yes
11/5
11/5
01/01/02
CRIMES; Penalties; dollar amount threshold for misdemeanor and felony penalties for false crime victims compensation claims; revise. (Sen. W. Van Regenmorter)
150
403
Yes
11/5
11/5
1/1/2002 #
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE;
Sentencing guidelines; felony provisions for dollar amount threshold penalties under the false crime victims compensation claims; include in sentencing guidelines. (Sen. B. Hammerstrom)
151
406
Yes
11/5
11/5
01/01/02
CRIMES; Penalties; dollar amount threshold for misdemeanor and felony penalties under construction lien act; revise. (Sen. B. Schuette)
152
407
Yes
11/5
11/5
1/1/2002 #
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE;
Sentencing guidelines; felony provisions for dollar amount threshold penalties under the construction lien act; include in sentencing guidelines. (Sen. T. McCotter)
153
408
Yes
11/5
11/5
01/01/02
CRIMES; Fraud; dollar amount threshold for certain crimes under the state housing development authority act of 1966 involving false pretenses; revise. (Sen. B. Bullard Jr.)
154
409
Yes
11/5
11/5
1/1/2002 #
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE;
Sentencing guidelines; sentencing guidelines for crime of false pretenses in violation of the state housing authority act of 1966; revise to reflect increased penalties. (Sen. H. Gast)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
155
410
Yes
11/5
11/5
01/01/02
CRIMES; Penalties; dollar amount threshold for certain misdemeanors and felonies in natural resources and environmental protection act; revise. (Sen. M. Scott)
156
411
Yes
11/5
11/5
1/1/2002 #
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE;
Sentencing guidelines; sentencing guidelines for certain natural resources and environmental protection act violations; revise to reflect increased penalties. (Sen. G. Peters)
157
4156
Yes
11/6
11/6
11/6/2001
#
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT; Plant
rehabilitation; authority to impose certain administration fees; provide for. (Rep. G. Woronchak)
158
4548
Yes
11/6
11/6
11/06/01
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT;
Enterprise zones; collection of first year tax assessment on certain property for the neighborhood enterprise zone tax; revise. (Rep. N. Cassis)
159
469
Yes
11/6
11/6
***
TRAFFIC CONTROL; Accidents; leaving the scene of an accident causing serious impairment or death; increase penalties, remove sunset on service fee, and provide other technical amendments to the vehicle code. (Sen. L. Bennett)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
160
470
Yes
11/6
11/6
2/1/2002 #
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE;
Sentencing guidelines; provision in sentencing guidelines for leaving the scene of an accident causing serious impairment or death; provide for. (Sen.
L. Bennett)
161
671
Yes
11/6
11/6
11/06/01
STATE; Funds; budget stabilization fund withdrawal and supplemental appropriations; allow. (Sen. H. Gast)
162
4174
Yes
11/6
11/7
11/07/01
CIVIL PROCEDURE; Service of process; service of summons in land contract proceedings; revise procedure, and revise certain time periods in those actions. (Rep. J. Koetje)
163
4562
Yes
11/6
11/7
11/07/01
HEALTH; Diseases; information on meningitis and meningitis vaccination; identify and make available to institutions of higher education and high schools. (Rep. L. Hager)
164
4771
Yes
11/6
11/7
11/07/01
CONSTRUCTION; Other; boards authorized to hear certain appeals; expand to include board of mechanical rules. (Rep. G. DeRossett)
165
4626
Yes
11/6
11/7
11/07/01
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION;
Hazardous waste; fees and programs ; revise. (Rep. L. DeVuyst)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
166
498
Yes
11/26
11/26
2/1/2002 #
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE;
Sentencing guidelines; sentencing guidelines for crime of discharging firearm while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or a controlled substance, causing death or serious impairment to a person; enact. (Sen.
W. Van Regenmorter)
167
4491
Yes
11/26
11/26
11/26/01
EDUCATION; Calendar; provision establishing Friday before Labor day as holiday for schools ; eliminate sunset. (Rep. S. Shackleton)
168
5036
Yes
11/26
11/27
11/27/01
TAXATION; Other; tax amnesty and voluntary disclosure; provide for and modify. (Rep. M. Shulman)
169
4481
Yes
11/26
11/27
11/27/01
INCOME TAX; Home heating credit; extension of the home heating credit; provide for. (Rep. N. Cassis)
170
4775
Yes
11/29
11/30
11/30/01
LABOR; Hours and wages; reciprocal wage agreements; expand to include Canada and Canadian provinces and territories. (Rep. L. Hager)
171
5181
Yes
11/29
11/30
11/30/01
PROPERTY; Conveyances; certain abandoned railroad property located in Grand Traverse county; provide for transfer to Traverse City area public schools. (Rep. J. Allen)
172
30
Yes
11/29
11/30
01/01/02
TORTS; Immunity; limitation of malpractice liability for certain health professionals when providing uncompensated care; provide for. (Sen. W. North)
173
4868
Yes
11-Dec
11-Dec
12/11/01
CITIES; Other; references to home rule cities with population over 1,000,000; revise to 750,000. (Rep. T. Reeves)
174
4753
Yes
12/11
12/11
12/11/01
NATURAL RESOURCES; Other; land
exchange facilitation fund; revise cap.
(Rep. D. Mead)
175
4448
No
12/11
12/11
03/22/02
CIVIL PROCEDURE; Civil actions; judgment of interest applicable to a written instrument evidencing indebtedness that bears an interest rate on which judgments of interest are allowed; clarify. (Rep. A. Richner)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
176
5013
Yes
12/11
12/11
12/11/01
NATURAL RESOURCES; Other;
programs for implementation of conservation practices; provide for. (Rep. G. DeRossett)
177
4995
Yes
12/14
12/15
12/15/01
LAND USE; Farmland and open space; open space preservation provisions; require in township zoning ordinances. (Rep. R. Johnson)
178
5028
Yes
12/14
12/15
12/15/01
LAND USE; Zoning and growth management; open space preservation provisions; require in county zoning ordinance. (Rep. R. Richardville)
179
5029
Yes
12/14
12/15
12/15/01
LAND USE; Zoning and growth management; open space preservation provisions; require in city or village zoning ordinance. (Rep. C. Kolb)
180
4333
Yes
12/20
12/21
12/21/01
RETIREMENT; Public school employees; definition of person not regularly employed by a reporting unit; revise. (Rep. J. Vander Roest)
181
4733
Yes
12/20
12/21
12/21/01
VETERANS; Other; veterans who did not graduate but joined the armed forces during World War II; grant high school diploma to. (Rep. S. Ehardt)
182
4811
Yes
12/20
12/21
12/21/01#
INSURANCE; Other; certain reference to chapter 78; revise to chapter 81. (Rep. L. Hager)
183
494
Yes
12/20
12/21
12/21/01#
INSURANCE; Other; certain provisions regarding sureties; repeal. (Sen. B. Bullard Jr.)
184
5091
Yes
12/20
12/21
12/21/01
STATE; Buildings; display of national motto "In God We Trust" in public buildings; allow. (Rep. S. Ehardt)
185
5341
Yes
12/20
12/21
12/21/01
#
LEGISLATURE; Other; arrest powers for house and senate sergeants; provide for. (Rep. K. Bradstreet)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
186
5342
Yes
12/20
12/21
12/21/01
#
LAW ENFORCEMENT; Training;
certain commissioned sergeants at arms; exempt from certain certification requirements of commission on law enforcement standards act. (Rep. L. Julian)
187
478
No
12/27
12/27
4/1/02#
JUVENILES; Criminal procedure; fingerprinting reports of final disposition to the department of state police; revise. (Sen. S. Johnson)
188
479
No
12/27
12/27
4/1/02#
LAW ENFORCEMENT;
Fingerprinting; requirement that fingerprints be forwarded; create procedure and exceptions. (Sen. S. Johnson)
189
5281
Yes
12/27
12/27
4/1/02
CRIMES; Assaultive; certain prior domestic violence violations; allow to be considered for enhanced penalty. (Rep. S. Hummel)
190
723
No
12/27
12/27
4/1/02
CRIMES; Assaultive; assault or battery of current or former dating partner; prohibit and provide for increased penalty for domestic violence under certain circumstances. (Sen. S. Johnson)
191
5271
Yes
12/27
12/27
10/1/02
LAW ENFORCEMENT;
Investigations; standard report for all domestic violence crimes; revise. (Rep. G. Newell)
192
5280
Yes
12/27
12/27
10/1/02
LAW ENFORCEMENT;
Investigations; death review teams for domestic violence homicides; authorize. (Rep. G. DeRossett)
193
736
Yes
12/27
12/27
10/01/02
FAMILY LAW; Friend of the court; domestic violence training; provide for. (Sen. M. Scott)
194
5304
Yes
12/27
12/27
4/1/02
#
CRIMES; Domestic violence; police implementation of policies concerning domestic violence calls to include procedures for enforcing foreign protection orders; provide for. (Rep. J. Kooiman)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
195
4855
Yes
12/27
12/27
04/01/02
CHILDREN; Custody; uniform child- custody jurisdiction and enforcement act; adopt. (Rep. A. Richner)
196
5273
Yes
12/27
12/27
04/01/02
CIVIL PROCEDURE; Personal protection orders; nonrelationship stalking cases; require judge to record reason for issuing or refusing to issue a personal protection order. (Rep. L. Toy)
197
5275
Yes
12/27
12/27
4/1/02
#
CRIMES; Domestic violence; full faith and credit provision of the federal violence against women act; implement. (Rep. J. Faunce)
198
5276
Yes
12/27
12/27
04/01/02
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE; Other;
prohibition against granting interim bond to person held for domestic assault and battery; revise. (Rep. R. Richardville)
199
5278
Yes
12/27
12/27
04/01/02
CIVIL PROCEDURE; Personal protection orders; service of a personal protection order on respondent; require before sending firearm restriction notice. (Rep. B. Patterson)
200
5299
Yes
12/27
12/27
4/1/02
#
CIVIL PROCEDURE; Personal protection orders; enforceability of domestic relationship personal protection orders in foreign jurisdictions; allow and prohibit issuance of personal protection orders against certain minors. (Rep. D. Bovin)
201
5300
Yes
12/27
12/27
4/1/02
#
CIVIL PROCEDURE; Personal protection orders; enforceability of certain personal protection orders in foreign jurisdictions; allow. (Rep. R. Johnson)
202
5303
Yes
12/27
12/27
4/1/02
#
COURTS; Circuit court; filing fees for motions to show cause for violation of foreign protection orders; prohibit. (Rep. M. Mortimer)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
203
721
No
12/27
12/27
10/1/02
#
LAW ENFORCEMENT;
Fingerprinting; law requiring procurement of fingerprints upon arrest or conviction for crimes; include criminal contempt and make other revisions. (Sen. V. Garcia)
204
722
No
12/27
12/27
10/1/02
#
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE; Records;
report to state police of conviction of a crime; include conviction for criminal contempt and make other revisions. (Sen. M. Goschka)
205
725
No
12/27
12/27
04/01/02
COURTS; Records; sealing of certain records; allow. (Sen. K. Sikkema)
206
729
Yes
12/27
12/27
4/1/02#
CRIMES; Domestic violence; full faith and credit provision of the federal violence against women act; implement. (Sen. B. Hammerstrom)
207
731
Yes
12/27
12/27
04/01/02
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE; Records;
reports of certain domestic violence incidents; require by law enforcement agencies. (Sen. W. Van Regenmorter)
208
735
Yes
12/27
12/27
04/01/02
CRIMES; Domestic violence; issuance of appearance ticket for certain domestic violence violations; prohibit, and prohibit release on bail for certain stalking violations. (Sen. B. Bullard Jr.)
209
753
Yes
12/27
12/27
4/1/02
#
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE; Arrests;
warrantless arrest by peace officer for violation of a foreign personal protection order; authorize. (Sen. S. Johnson)
210
754
Yes
12/27
12/27
4/1/02
#
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE; Other;
definition of "domestic violence incident" to include the violation of a foreign protection order; expand and require use of standard domestic violence form for reports of domestic violence. (Sen. B. Hammerstrom)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
211
757
Yes
12/27
12/27
4/1/02
#
CRIMES; Domestic violence; juvenile code enforcement of foreign personal protection orders against minor respondents; provide for. (Sen. B. Hammerstrom)
212
758
No
12/27
12/27
4/1/02
#
CRIMES; Domestic violence; warrantless arrests for violation of foreign protection orders contained within probation orders and conditional release orders; authorize. (Sen. S. Johnson)
213
677
Yes
12/27
12/27
12/27/01
TRAFFIC CONTROL; Civil infraction procedures; secondary road patrol and training fund assessment; increase. (Sen. P. Hoffman)
214
808
Yes
12/27
12/27
12/27/01
TRAFFIC CONTROL; Civil infraction procedures; fines in civil infraction actions under vehicle code; prohibit waiver under certain circumstances. (Sen. D. Koivisto)
215
5317
Yes
12/27
12/27
01/01/02
INCOME TAX; Other; penalty provision of tax deferred education savings account; clarify, revise definitions, and other technical changes. (Rep. G. DeRossett)
216
5148
Yes
12/27
12/28
12/28/01
TRAFFIC CONTROL; Driver license; notification on driver license regarding designation of patient advocate or emergency medical information; provide for. (Rep. J. Allen)
217
4621
Yes
12/27
12/28
12/28/01
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT;
Enterprise zones; neighborhood enterprise zone definition and sunset; modify. (Rep. R. Richardville)
218
5146
Yes
12/27
12/28
12/28/01
HEALTH FACILITIES; Nursing
homes; clinical process guidelines for nursing home surveyors; establish. (Rep. J. Voorhees)
219
5255
Yes
12/27
12/28
12/28/01
HEALTH FACILITIES; Hospitals;
availability of hospice and palliative care; require to notify patient or patientÕs representative upon request. (Rep. A. Hardman)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
220
105
Yes
1/2
1/2
01/02/02
STATE; Funds; state water pollution control revolving fund; allow for a portion of budget stabilization fund to be transferred under certain circumstances. (Sen. K. Sikkema)
221
106
Yes
1/2
1/2
01/02/02
STATE; Funds; criteria for use of state water pollution control revolving fund; revise to provide certain incentives to qualify. (Sen. M. Goschka)
222
109
Yes
1/2
1/2
01/02/02
TORTS; Governmental immunity; municipal liability for damages caused as a result of the backup of a sewer system; provide under certain circumstances. (Sen. S. Johnson)
223
331
No
1/2
1/2
03/22/02
LIQUOR; Licenses; club licenses; allow for-profit clubs to apply for "private" license. (Sen. G. Steil)
224
490
Yes
1/2
1/2
01/02/02
SINGLE BUSINESS TAX;
Exemptions; portion of tax base attributable to multiple employer welfare dental arrangements; exempt from tax base. (Sen. B. Bullard Jr.)
225
502
No
1/2
1/2
04/01/02
AERONAUTICS; Airports; firearms in sterile area of commercial airport property; prohibit. (Sen. P. Hoffman)
226
666
Yes
1/2
1/2
01/02/02
INSURANCE; Life; certain valuations; provide for. (Sen. B. Bullard Jr.)
227
819
Yes
1/2
1/2
01/02/02
NATURAL RESOURCES; Soil; soil
erosion and sedimentation control; allow universities to administer on campus. (Sen. K. Sikkema)
228
5313
Yes
1/2
1/2
03/01/02
INSURANCE; Other; producer licensing model act; enact. (Rep. A. Sanborn)
229
5474
Yes
1/3
1/3
1/3/02
#
SINGLE BUSINESS TAX; Tax base;
definition of sales; revise to exclude certain royalties. (Rep. G. DeRossett)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
230
486
1/3
1/3
1/3/02
#
SINGLE BUSINESS TAX;
Deductions; treatment of certain royalties received by and paid by franchisees and franchisors; revise. (Sen. B. Hammerstrom)
231
5260
Yes
1/3
1/3
***
#
HEALTH; Pharmaceuticals; official prescription program; eliminate and establish electronic reporting system for the monitoring and prescribing of schedule 2 controlled substances. (Rep. T. George)
232
5261
Yes
1/3
1/3
1/3/02
#
HEALTH; Pharmaceuticals; pain management education and controlled substances electronic monitoring and antidiversion fund; establish and abolish the official prescription form program fund. (Rep. P. DeWeese)
233
5262
Yes
1/3
1/3
***
#
HEALTH; Pharmaceuticals; controlled substances definitions; revise to conform with repeal of official prescription program. (Rep. S. Ehardt)
234
5263
Yes
1/3
1/3
01/03/02
HEALTH; Other; references to “intractable” pain in statute creating advisory committee on pain and symptom management; eliminate. (Rep. C. Williams)
235
662
Yes
3-Jan
3-Jan
1/3/02
INSURANCE; Health; reference to “intractable” pain; eliminate. (Sen. D. Shugars)
236
827
Yes
1/3
1/3
1/3/2002 #
HEALTH; Pharmaceuticals; official prescription program; eliminate and establish electronic reporting system for the monitoring and prescribing of schedule 2 controlled substances. (Sen. D. Shugars)
237
781
Yes
1/3
1/3
1/8/2002 #
OCCUPATIONS; Physicians; reference in Michigan dignified death act to “life expectancy of less than 6 months”; eliminate and require physicians to provide management of pain and symptoms options for reduced life expectancy patients. (Sen. V. Garcia)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
238
828
Yes
1/3
1/3
1/3/2002 #
STATE; Identification cards; designation for emergency medical information; provide option. (Sen. A. Sanborn)
239
5258
Yes
1/7
1/8
1/8/2002 #
OCCUPATIONS; Physicians; Michigan dignified death act; revise definition of terminal illness. (Rep. G. DeRossett)
240
5259
Yes
1/7
1/8
01/08/02
HEALTH FACILITIES; Patients;
patient's bill of rights; include adequate and appropriate pain and symptom management. (Rep. G. Woronchak)
241
660
Yes
1/7
1/8
01/08/02
HEALTH; Other; definition of “intractable pain”; revise to “pain and symptom management”. (Sen. S. Johnson)
242
661
Yes
1/7
1/8
01/08/02
INSURANCE; Health care corporations; reference to “intractable” pain; eliminate. (Sen. M. Goschka)
243
826
Yes
1/7
1/8
07/01/02
HEALTH FACILITIES; Nursing
homes; availability of hospice care; require nursing homes to notify certain persons. (Sen. B. Hammerstrom)
244
4872
Yes
1/7
1/8
01/08/02
CITIES; Other; Hertel-Stopczynski port authority act; revise references to cities with population over 1,000,000 to 750,000 and vote requirement for authority action. (Rep. M. Kowall)
245
5140
Yes
1/7
1/8
1/8/02
PROPERTY; Conveyances; transfer of certain state owned property in Dickinson county; provide for. (Rep.
D. Bovin)
246
257
Yes
1/7
1/8
3/1/02
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE;
Sentencing; consecutive sentencing for multiple deaths arising from the operation of certain motor vehicles; provide for. (Sen. W. Van Regenmorter)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
247
5189
Yes
1/7
1/8
1/8/2002 #
STATE; Interstate compacts and agreements; emergency management assistance compact; create. (Rep. A. Raczkowski)
248
715
Yes
1/7
1/8
1/8/2002 #
STATE; Interstate compacts and agreements; emergency management assistance compact; create. (Sen. G. Peters)
249
516
Yes
1/7
1/8
1/8/02
SINGLE BUSINESS TAX; Credit;
credit for the consumption of qualified low-grade hematite in an industrial or manufacturing process; provide for. (Sen. D. Koivisto)
250
759
No
1/7
1/8
3/22/02
CAMPAIGN FINANCE; Other;
provisions to govern “bundled” contributions and governing declaratory rulings, certain advertisements, and certain contributions and expenditures; add and amend. (Sen. L. Bennett)
251
5357
No
1/8
1/9
3/22/2002 #
COURTS; Judges; number of judgeships in sixteenth judicial circuit; revise. (Rep. J. Howell)
252
76
No
1/8
1/9
3/22/2002 #
COURTS; Circuit court; sixth judicial circuit; allow additional judgeships. (Sen. B. Bullard Jr.)
253
764
No
1/8
1/9
3/22/2002 #
COURTS; Judges; changes in numbers of judgeships in certain circuits and districts; allow for. (Sen.
J. Cherry Jr.)
254
765
No
1/8
1/9
3/22/2002 #
COURTS; Judges; number of judges in the third judicial circuit; reduce. (Sen. B. Bullard Jr.)
255
786
No
1/8
1/9
3/22/2002 #
COURTS; District court; certain judicial districts; change number of judgeships. (Sen. G. Steil)
256
825
No
1/8
1/9
3/22/2002 #
COURTS; Circuit court; seventeenth, twentieth, and twenty-first circuits; add judgeships. (Sen. W. Van Regenmorter)
257
766
No
1/8
1/9
03/22/02
COURTS; Circuit court; sixteenth judicial circuit; allow for additional judgeships. (Sen. A. Miller Jr.)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
258
4788
No
1/8
1/9
03/22/02
COURTS; District court; number of judgeships in certain judicial districts;revise. (Rep. B. Patterson)
259
563
Yes
1/8
1/9
01/09/02
TRANSPORTATION; Other;
pavement demonstration program; provide for limitations and requirements. (Sen. T. McCotter)
260
4736
Yes
1/8
1/9
03/01/02
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT;
Other; principal shopping district act; revise. (Rep. S. Thomas III)
261
4735
Yes
1/8
1/9
01/09/02
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT;
Other; principal shopping district act; revise. (Rep. J. Allen)
262
4140
Yes
1/9
1/9
***
COURTS; Other; cyber court; create.
(Rep. M. Shulman)
263
5038
Yes
1/9
1/9
01/09/02
LAND USE; Planning; adoption of township plan; provide for notice to other jurisdictions, authorize township board to approve or reject the plan, and otherwise revise procedures. (Rep. R. Johnson)
264
5252
Yes
1/9
1/9
01/09/02
LAND USE; Planning; adoption of county plan; provide for notice to other jurisdictions, authorize county board of commissioners to approve or reject the plan, and otherwise revise procedures. (Rep. J. Koetje)
265
5267
Yes
1/9
1/9
01/09/02
LAND USE; Planning; adoption of municipal plans; provide for notice to other jurisdictions, authorize legislative body to approve or reject the plan, and otherwise revise procedures. (Rep. P. Birkholz)
266
4820
Yes
1/9
1/9
2/8/2002 #
AGRICULTURE; Products; grade A milk and milk products; recodify. (Rep.
T. Meyer)
267
4829
Yes
1/9
1/9
2/8/2002 #
AGRICULTURE; Products; recodification of manufactured milk statutes and rules; provide for. (Rep.
S. Vear)
268
27
Yes
1/11
1/11
01/11/02
VEHICLES; Title; sunset on the title transfer fee for the scrap tire regulatory fund; eliminate and increase fee. (Sen. B. Hammerstrom)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
269
173
No
1/11
1/11
03/22/02
ELECTIONS; Other; provisions governing election official training, candidate lists, voter challenges, registration, candidate names, ballot designations, straight party ticket voting, tabulation equipment, voting procedures, marks on ballots, presidential election returns and recounts, and election related crimes; amend. (Sen. B. Bullard Jr.)
270
489
Yes
1/11
1/11
01/11/02
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS; Other;
regulatory loan act; revise licensing requirements. (Sen. B. Bullard Jr.)
271
499
Yes
1/11
1/11
01/11/02
INSURANCE; Health; certain provision relating to group health insurance for individuals 65 or older; eliminate. (Sen. D. Shugars)
272
500
Yes
1/11
1/11
01/11/02
INSURANCE; Insurers; amount needed to stay order of the commissioner in certain cases; modify. (Sen. D. Shugars)
273
525
Yes
1/11
1/11
01/11/02
HEALTH FACILITIES; Nursing
homes; names of nursing homes; allow to use the terms “health center,” “health care center”, “rehabilitation center”, or other similar terms in name. (Sen. D. Shugars)
274
527
Yes
1/11
1/11
01/11/02
LIQUOR; Retail sales; on-line ordering system for retail licensees placing orders for spirits with authorized distribution agents; establish. (Sen. S. Johnson)
275
674
No
1/11
1/11
03/22/02
INSURANCE; Insurers; self- evaluative insurance audit privilege; provide for. (Sen. B. Bullard Jr.)
276
746
Yes
1/11
1/11
1/11/2002 #
BUSINESSES; Business corporations; use of certain terms in names of nursing homes organized as business corporations; authorize. (Sen. D. Shugars)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
Public Act No.
Enrolled House Bill
Enrolled Senate Bill
I.E.*
Yes / No
Governor Approved Date
Filed Date
Effective Date
Subject
277
747
Yes
1/11
1/11
1/11/2002 #
BUSINESSES; Limited liability; use of certain terms in names of nursing homes formed as limited liability companies; authorize. (Sen. D. Shugars)
278
775
Yes
1/11
1/11
01/11/02
SINGLE BUSINESS TAX; Tax base;
foreign airlines tax base exemption; revise for 1 year. (Sen. B. Bullard Jr.)
279
813
Yes
1/11
1/11
01/11/02
TRANSPORTATION; Other;
administrative board limits for contracting; revise. (Sen. B. Bullard Jr.)
280
817
No
1/11
1/11
03/22/02
HUMAN SERVICES; Services or financial assistance; employment and training requirements and food stamp administration; revise. (Sen. S. Johnson)
* - I.E. means Legislature voted to give the Act immediate effect.
** - Act takes effect on the 91st day after sine die adjournment of the Legislature.
*** - See Act for applicable effective date.
+ - Line item veto
# - Tie bar
