34 ENROLLED SENATE AND HOUSE BILLS SIGNED INTO LAW OR VETOED (2004 SESSION)

Public Act No.

Enrolled House Bill

Enrolled Senate Bill

I.E.*

Yes / No

Governor Approved Date

Filed Date

Effective Date

Subject

4802

Yes

12-Feb

2/12/2004

Communications; telecommunications; prohibited conduct with regard to telecommunications access; clarify a potential unintended consequence. (Rep. J. Koetje)

4916

Yes

12-Feb

2/12/2004

Criminal procedure; sentencing guidelines; prohibited conduct with regard to telecommunications access; amend. (Rep. J. Koetje)

4236

Yes

17-Feb

18-Feb

7/1/2004

Occupations; individual licensing and regulation; respiratory therapists; provide for licensure. (Rep. S. Ehardt)

5244

Yes

19-Feb

12/31/2003

Property tax; personal property; special tools; revise definitions. (Rep. M. Middaugh)

4340

Yes

20-Feb

2/20/2004

Retirement; public school employees; eligibility date for employment of retirant in a reporting unit; revise. (Rep. B. Caswell)

4659

Yes

20-Feb

2/20/2004

Law enforcement; local police; definition of medical first responder; revise. (Rep. C. DeRoche)

4965

Yes

20-Feb

2/20/2004

Insurance; health; transferring of patients before stabilization; prohibit. (Rep. S. Ehardt)

4966

Yes

20-Feb

2/20/2004

Insurance; health care corporations; transferring patients before stabilization; prohibit. (Rep.

L. Wojno)

* - 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

334

Yes

26-Feb

2/26/2004

Transportation; funds; transferring funds from major street fund to local street fund without limitation of matching funds from local entity; allow. (Sen. M. Switalski)

4276

Yes

26-Feb

2/26/2004

Holidays; Holocaust remembrance week in the state of Michigan; establish. (Rep. M. Shulman)

5009

Yes

26-Feb

2/26/2004

Counties; boards and commissions; membership on the county committee of veterans’ affairs; revise. (Rep. J. Hoogendyk)

5129

Yes

26-Feb

6/1/2004

Courts; juries; procedures for selecting persons for jury service; revise. (Rep. J. Howell)

5179

Yes

26-Feb

2/26/2004

Elections; polling places; polling places outside of township boundaries; allow under certain circumstances. (Rep. G. Newell)

826

Yes

26-Feb

2/26/2004

Counties; employees and officers; certain provisions relating to the board of county auditors for the county of Saginaw; repeal. (Sen. M. Goschka)

801

Yes

4-Mar

3/4/2004

State; publications; number of paper copies of the public and local act books; reduce. (Sen. J. Allen)

275

Yes

4-Mar

3/4/2004

Economic development; renaissance zones; extending boundaries of an existing renaissance zone in the city of Coldwater; provide for. (Sen. C. Brown)

780

Yes

4-Mar

3/4/2004

Economic development; local development financing; urban township definition; modify. (Sen.

N. Cassis)

* - 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

5183

Yes

4-Mar

3/4/2004

Human services; children's services; foster care youth networks; establish. (Rep. J. Stahl)

4887

Yes

4-Mar

6/2/2004

Traffic control; accidents; authorized emergency vehicles; include road service vehicle under certain circumstances. (Rep. J. Pastor)

681

Yes

4-Mar

3/4/2004

Criminal procedure; preliminary examination; witness testimony by telephonic, voice, or video conferencing; allow. (Sen. D. Cherry)

512

Yes

9-Mar

10-Mar

1/1/2005 #

Cemeteries and funerals; other; preneed cemeteries and merchandise services; provide for under the prepaid funeral act. (Sen.

L. Toy)

513

Yes

9-Mar

10-Mar

1/1/2005 #

Cemeteries and funerals; other; transferring preneed sales to combined act; provide for and make certain revisions. (Sen. L. Toy)

800

Yes

10-Mar

3/10/2004

Administrative procedure; rules; use of electronic transmission of certain records and notices; provide for. (Sen. J. Allen)

5154

Yes

10-Mar

3/10/2004

Environmental protection; toxic substances or products; uses of pesticides at schools and day care centers; revise notice provisions. (Rep. E. Gaffney)

842

Yes

15-Mar

16-Mar

6/14/2004

Crimes; other; purchasing, selling, possessing, or using a portable signal preemption device; prohibit and provide penalties. (Sen. T. Stamas)

* - 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

843

Yes

15-Mar

16-Mar

6/14/2004 #

Criminal procedure; sentencing guidelines; sentencing guidelines for crime of buying, selling, possessing, or using a portable signal preemption device; enact. (Sen. J. Gilbert)

703

Yes

15-Mar

16-Mar

3/16/2004

Watercraft; personal; types of personal flotation devices children age 12 and under must wear when riding on or being towed behind a personal watercraft; expand to include type III. (Sen. M. McManus)

588

Yes

15-Mar

16-Mar

9/16/2004

Insurance; health; provision for timely payment of health care benefits; expand to include home health care providers and durable medical equipment providers. (Sen.

S. Johnson)

4352

Yes

19-Mar

22-Mar

3/22/2004

Vehicles; snowmobiles; headlight lens caps; prohibit. (Rep. S. Shackleton)

4675

Yes

19-Mar

22-Mar

3/22/2004

Occupations; dental hygienists; nitrous oxide analgesia administration; allow under certain circumstances and provide for assistance and monitoring by dental assistants fulfilling certain requirements. (Rep. B. Vander Veen)

4871

Yes

19-Mar

22-Mar

7/1/2004

Civil procedure; costs and fees; statutory attorney fees in landlord- tenant eviction and land contract forfeiture actions; revise. (Rep. R. Jamnick)

5199

Yes

19-Mar

22-Mar

6/30/2004

Criminal procedure; pretrial procedure; release of individual convicted of criminal sexual conduct against minor on bail pending sentencing or appeal; prohibit. (Rep. L. Drolet)

* - 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

5266

Yes

19-Mar

22-Mar

3/22/2004

Retirement; state employees; banked leave time program; implement. (Rep. P. Condino)

498

Yes

26-Mar

29-Mar

3/29/2004 #

Environmental protection; solid waste; prohibited products in landfills; expand to include beverage containers and whole tires. (Sen. P. Birkholz)

497

Yes

26-Mar

29-Mar

3/29/2004 #

Environmental protection; solid waste; beverage container; define. (Sen. S. Thomas)

Yes

26-Mar

29-Mar

3/29/2004

Environmental protection; solid waste; transportation or disposal of waste posing threat to health, safety, or environment; authorize department of environmental quality director to prohibit by order. (Sen.

M. Bishop)

502

Yes

26-Mar

29-Mar

3/29/2004 #

Environmental protection; landfills; jurisdictions with landfill disposal prohibition at least as restrictive as Michigan’s; require department of environmental quality to prepare list of. (Sen. N. Cassis)

506

Yes

26-Mar

29-Mar

3/29/2004 #

Environmental protection; landfills; out-of-state or out-of- country waste; prohibit unless prohibited waste has been removed or the other state or province has solid waste stream standards as stringent as Michigan’s. (Sen. B. Patterson)

557

Yes

26-Mar

29-Mar

3/29/2004 #

Environmental protection; landfills; waste received and remaining disposal capacity; require landfills to report. (Sen. L. Brater)

* - 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

5234

Yes

26-Mar

29-Mar

3/29/2004 #

Environmental protection; landfills; out-of-state waste; establish requirements for disposal of. (Rep. D. Acciavatti)

500

Yes

26-Mar

29-Mar

3/29/2004 #

Environmental protection; solid waste; subsequent violations of solid waste law; provide for increased fines. (Sen. D. Olshove)

5235

Yes

26-Mar

29-Mar

3/29/2004 #

Environmental protection; solid waste; items prohibited from landfill disposal; require solid waste haulers to notify customers of. (Rep. D. Robertson)

499

Yes

26-Mar

29-Mar

3/29/2004

Environmental protection; landfills; inspections of landfills; enhance. (Sen. A. Sanborn)

715

Yes

26-Mar

29-Mar

3/29/2004 #

Environmental protection; solid waste; solid waste management plan; revise authorized contents of. (Sen. J. Gilbert)

5386

Yes

1-Apr

4/1/2004

Property; conveyances; certain state owned property in Jackson county; provide for transfer between state departments. (Rep. C. Bisbee)

4178

Yes

1-Apr

10/1/2003

Law enforcement; peace officers; survivor benefits for certain public safety officers killed in the line of duty; provide. (Rep. S. Shackleton)

4706

Yes

1-Apr

4/1/2004

Records; medical; medical records access act; create. (Rep. B. Vander Veen)

4755

Yes

1-Apr

4/1/2004 #

Health; medical records; sanctions for violation of medical records access act; provide for. (Rep. B. Vander Veen)

* - 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

4707

Yes

1-Apr

4/1/2004

Traffic control; parking; individuals authorized to issue citations to violators who illegally park in a handicapped parking space; expand. (Rep. J. Voorhees)

5279

Yes

1-Apr

*** #

Retirement; state police; health advance funding, IRS changes; implement. (Rep. F. Accavitti Jr.)

5476

Yes

1-Apr

4/1/2004

Education; employees; procedures and standards for summary suspension of teacher’s certificate or state board approval of a person who has been convicted of certain crimes; revise. (Rep. C. DeRoche)

4308

Yes

1-Apr

5/1/2004

Traffic control; violations; waiver of fine, costs, and assessments for certain no proof of insurance violations; provide for. (Rep. J. Garfield)

5200

Yes

7-Apr

8-Apr

4/8/04

Holidays; "Willie Horton Day"; establish.

(Rep. R. Richardville)

5117

Yes

12-Apr

4/12/04

Health; testing; electronic laboratory reporting of blood lead testing; require.

(Rep. S. Ehardt)

5119

Yes

12-Apr

4/12/04

Human services; medical services; childhood lead screening by health professionals, facilities, and health maintenance organizations of certain children; require.

(Rep. C. Williams)

5280

Yes

12-Apr

4/12/04

Education; employees; requiring school employees to remain in or search a school when a bomb threat is made; prohibit unless certain training has been provided.

(Rep. C. Ward)

* - 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

4179

Yes

12-Apr

4/12/04

Senior citizens; health; refund of application fee for individuals not enrolled in the EPIC program and certain additional eligibility criteria for the EPIC program; provide for. (Rep. S. Shackleton)

5104

Yes

12-Apr

6/11/04

Crimes; homicide; penalties for certain vulnerable adult abuse; include as felony murder.

(Rep. W. Van Regenmorter)

5184

Yes

12-Apr

8/1/04

Human services; adult foster care; adult foster care facilities; prohibit employment of individuals with certain criminal history and require facilities to conduct criminal history check for new employees.

(Rep. G. Woronchak)

5344

Yes

12-Apr

4/12/04

Economic development; enterprise zones; neighborhood enterprise zone expansion to include exemption for certain homes; provide for.

(Rep. A. Hardman)

189

Yes

12-Apr

4/12/04

Occupations; social workers; social workers meeting certain requirements; license.

(Sen. B. Hammerstrom)

5120

Yes

12-Apr

13-Apr

*** #

Crimes; drunk driving; crime of operating a vehicle with bodily content of certain controlled substances; revise to reflect. (Rep. W. Van Regenmorter)

637

Yes

12-Apr

13-Apr

9/1/04 #

Liquor; drinking age; definition of possession as presence of alcohol in the body under certain circumstances; clarify and modify penalties.

(Sen. 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

337

Yes

20-Apr

4/20/04 #

Housing; other; requirement for class "A" multiple dwellings to be equipped with a fire alarm system; provide for.

(Sen. S. Johnson)

742

Yes

20-Apr

4/20/04 #

Construction; code; requirement for the installation of smoke detectors in certain buildings and structures; provide for under certain circumstances.

(Sen. S. Johnson)

338

Yes

20-Apr

4/20/04

Economic development; downtown development authorities; requirement for equipping a historic site with a fire alarm system; provide for.

(Sen. S. Johnson)

339

Yes

20-Apr

4/20/04

State; historic sites; requirement for building, facility, or structure in a proposed historic district to be equipped with a fire alarm system; provide for.

(Sen. M. Bishop)

702

Yes

20-Apr

4/20/04

Children; adoption; residency requirement for adoptive parents; revise.

(Sen. B. Hammerstrom)

1020

Yes

20-Apr

4/20/04

Higher education; financial aid; fiscal year payment of Michigan merit award money; revise. (Sen. S. Johnson)

1017

Yes

20-Apr

4/20/04 #

Traffic control; other; driver education subsidies; eliminate, and transfer responsibility for certain driver education programs to the department of state.

(Sen. R. Emerson)

* - 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

1018

Yes

20-Apr

4/20/04 #

Traffic control; other; driver education subsidies; eliminate and redirect fees to traffic law enforcement safety fund.

(Sen. R. Emerson)

4929

Yes

20-Apr

4/20/04

Environmental protection; water pollution; disclosure procedures for discharges of untreated or partially treated sewage; require for privately owned sewer systems.

(Rep. C. Ward)

5087

Yes

20-Apr

4/20/04

Education; students; students possessing and using epinephrine auto-injector or epinephrine inhaler at school; allow under certain circumstances.

(Rep. M. Shulman)

635

Yes

21-Apr

4/21/04

Health facilities; homes for the aged; waiver of age limitation for residency in a home for the aged; provide for under certain circumstances.

(Sen. B. Hammerstrom)

1014

Yes

21-Apr

4/21/04

Environmental protection; other; agricultural preservation fund; modify administrative cap.

(Sen. R. Emerson)

1016

Yes

21-Apr

4/21/04

Education; teachers; uses of teacher certification fees; expand and provide for transfer from teacher-administrator preparation and certification fund.

(Sen. R. Emerson)

1019

Yes

21-Apr

4/21/04

Taxation; revenue sharing; revenue sharing percentage; revise and provide for withholding of payments in certain circumstances. (Sen. R. Emerson)

* - 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

106

Yes

21-Apr

4/21/04

State; symbol; lotus blossom; designate as state symbol for clean water.

(Sen. B. Hammerstrom)

4472

Yes

21-Apr

4/21/04

Property tax; exemptions; definition of "eligible distressed area"; revise.

(Rep. A. Lipsey)

5445

Yes

21-Apr

22-Apr

4/22/04

Single business tax; credit; references to Michigan economic growth authority act; modify and require certain reports.

(Rep. W. Huizenga)

824

Yes

21-Apr

22-Apr

4/22/04 #

Economic development; Michigan economic growth authority; revisions to the authority board and other general amendments; provide. (Sen. J. Allen)

1013

Yes

22-Apr

4/22/04

State; escheats; certain unclaimed property by insurance companies; subject to 2-year escheat period and modify publication requirements. (Sen. M. Schauer)

1021

Yes

22-Apr

4/22/04 #

Retirement; state police; DROP program; implement.

(Sen. C. Brown)

5365

Yes

22-Apr

4/22/04

Counties; employees and officers; provision relating to voting procedures for members of the board of supervisors of Saginaw county; repeal.

(Rep. J. Howell)

5641

Yes

22-Apr

4/22/04

Counties; boards and commissions; procedure for relocation of county seat; revise.

(Rep. D. Palsrok)

* - 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

1032

Yes

22-Apr

4/22/04

Higher education; generally; certain investment information provided to state institutions of higher education; exempt from disclosure.

(Sen. V. Garcia)

990

Yes

22-Apr

4/22/04

Civil procedure; statute of limitations; provision regarding tolling of statute of limitations; revise to include that a copy of the summons and complaint be served upon the defendant within the time set forth in the supreme court rules. (Sen. M. Bishop)

612

Yes

22-Apr

4/22/04

Public utilities; consumer services; waiver from requirements of the code of conduct for utility appliance service programs; provide for.

(Sen. L. Toy)

1015

Yes

22-Apr

4/22/04

Law enforcement; communications; 9-1-1 funding for state police towers; provide for. (Sen. D. Cherry)

560

Yes

22-Apr

4/22/04

Environmental protection; groundwater contamination; groundwater discharge permit fees; enact.

(Sen. B. Leland)

252

Yes

22-Apr

4/22/04

Environmental protection; water pollution; storm water discharge fees and other surface water discharge fees; provide for.

(Sen. L. Brater)

432

Yes

26-Apr

4/26/04

Elections; other; federal provisional ballot requirement and other federal requirements; include in Michigan election law.

(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

5466

Yes

7-May

5/7/04

Probate; powers of attorney; length of delegation of parental powers by individuals serving in armed forces; extend.

(Rep. J. Emmons)

109

Yes

7-May

5/7/04

State agencies (existing); other; department of labor and economic growth; codify transfer of office of Spanish-speaking affairs. (Sen. V. Garcia)

759

Yes

7-May

5/7/04

Watercraft; safety; department of natural resources educational programs; include information on fueling techniques, problems associated with marine fuel spills, and how and when to report a marine fuel spill. (Sen. B. Patterson)

350

Yes

7-May

5/7/04

Elections; election officials; voting equipment and voter information displays; require appropriate election officials to furnish. (Sen.

C. Brown)

206

Yes

7-May

5/7/04

Occupations; individual licensing and regulation; audiologists; establish licensing. (Sen. S. Johnson)

4172

Yes

13-May

5/13/04

Health; testing; defendant charged with certain crimes to pay actual and reasonable costs of court ordered testing; include hepatitis C and allow court to order upon conviction. (Rep. T. Meyer)

5427

Yes

13-May

5/13/04

Weapons; licensing; licensing and inspection requirements for certain antique firearms; clarify.

(Rep. D. Acciavatti)

* - 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

100

5428

Yes

13-May

5/13/04

Weapons; other; inspection requirements for certain antique firearms; clarify.

(Rep. F. Amos)

101

5429

Yes

13-May

5/13/04

Weapons; licensing; licensing requirements for certain antique firearms; clarify.

(Rep. M. Milosch)

102

5648

Yes

13-May

5/13/04

Juveniles; criminal procedure; payment of minimum state cost by juveniles; revise procedure.

(Rep. J. Howell)

103

4937

Yes

20-May

5/20/04

Occupations; inspectors; representation of antique steam boiler operators; require membership on board of boiler rules and provide for inspections.

(Rep. B. Caswell)

104

5026

Yes

20-May

7/1/04

Law enforcement; reports; prohibition against making false crime reports to certain individuals; revise.

(Rep. G. Woronchak)

105

5182

Yes

20-May

9/1/04 #

Civil procedure; evictions; procedure for eviction of tenants of property where controlled substances are manufactured, possessed, or delivered; revise. (Rep. J. Kooiman)

106

5197

Yes

20-May

9/1/04 #

Housing; landlord and tenants; procedure for eviction of tenants of property where controlled substances are manufactured, possessed, or delivered; revise. (Rep. J. Kooiman)

107

307

Yes

20-May

5/20/04

Education; other; parent involvement plan; require school districts and public school academies to create.

(Sen. N. Cassis)

* - 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

108

5545

Yes

20-May

5/20/04

Property tax; payment and collection; reimbursement for collection of state education tax; revise.

(Rep. J. Moolenaar)

109

5093

Yes

20-May

5/20/04

Retirement; state employees; reduction of duty disability retirement benefits; prohibit under certain circumstances.

(Rep. P. Condino)

110

778

Yes

20-May

5/20/04

Public employees and officers; public officer or employee of community mental health services program; allow to serve as public officer or employee of another legal or administrative entity.

(Sen. B. Hammerstrom)

111

783

Yes

20-May

8/18/04

Crimes; other; antihazing act; establish. (Sen. M. McManus)

112

784

Yes

20-May

8/18/04 #

Criminal procedure; sentencing guidelines; sentencing guidelines for hazing crimes; enact.

(Sen. N. Cassis)

113

5281

Yes

21-May

5/21/04

Insurance; insurers; requirement for certain bond surety companies to maintain unimpaired capital and surplus; provide for.

(Rep. M. Mortimer)

114

653

Yes

21-May

5/21/04

Environmental protection; funding; environmental fees; extend sunset on the baseline environmental assessment fee and limit collection of groundwater discharge permit fees. (Sen. B. Leland)

115

1026

Yes

21-May

5/21/04

Holidays; "Michigan Manufacturing Day"; establish. (Sen. M. McManus)

* - 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

116

4434

Yes

26-May

5/26/04

Criminal procedure; probation; obtaining high school education or GED equivalency as a condition of probation; allow court to order. (Rep. V. Smith)

117

4244

Yes

26-May

5/26/04

Retirement; public school employees; definition of "dependent"; revise.

(Rep. J. Minore)

118

5241

Yes

27-May

5/27/04

Taxation; hotel-motel tax; population requirements for the collection of and the rate of excise taxes; revise. (Rep. J. Koetje)

119

4272

Yes

27-May

5/27/04

Health facilities; patients; governor's commission on patient safety; create. (Rep. S. Ehardt)

120

991

Yes

27-May

5/27/04

Health facilities; hospitals; hospital authority; revise certain document compliance criteria.

(Sen. J. Allen)

121

839

Yes

27-May

5/27/04

Property; conveyances; certain state owned property in Berrien county; allow for conveyance. (Sen. R. Jelinek)

122

804

Yes

28-May

5/28/04

Local government; bonds; improvements on real estate property; require certain deposits. (Sen. P. Birkholz)

123

1023

Yes

28-May

5/28/04 #

Natural resources; forests; forest pilot project areas; provide for. (Sen. M. Prusi)

124

1024

Yes

28-May

5/28/04 #

Natural resources; forests; forest finance authority; change membership of board and authorize use of the forest development fund for certification of sustainable forestry standards in the state forest. (Sen. M. McManus)

* - 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.

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Public Act No.

Enrolled House Bill

Enrolled Senate Bill

I.E.*

Yes / No

Governor Approved Date

Filed Date

Effective Date

Subject

125

5554

Yes

28-May

5/28/04 #

Natural resources; forests; sustainable forestry on state forestlands; provide for. (Rep. T. Casperson)

126

5331

Yes

28-May

5/28/04

Single business tax; credit; start-up business; credit for certain tax years under certain circumstances.

(Rep. L. Wenke)

127

5666

Yes

3-Jun

6/3/04

Education; attendance; counting additional hours as pupil instruction due to certain structural damage to a school building; allow.

(Rep. H. Walker)

128

5105

Yes

3-Jun

7/1/04

Crimes; robbery; general revisions to certain robbery statutes; provide for. (Rep. W. Van Regenmorter)

129

221

Yes

3-Jun

6/3/04 #

Weapons; concealed; carrying a pistol in area frequented by game without hunting license; allow if individual has, or is exempt from having, a concealed weapon permit. (Sen. V. Garcia)

130

4867

Yes

3-Jun

6/3/04 #

Weapons; concealed; promulgation of rules prohibiting the carrying of concealed pistols on certain state land; prohibit by certain state agencies under certain circumstances.

(Rep. J. Koetje)

131

979

Yes

3-Jun

6/3/04

Transportation; school vehicles; annual physical examination required for drivers; add certified nurse practitioner as individual authorized to conduct and certify. (Sen. B. Patterson)

* - 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.

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Public Act No.

Enrolled House Bill

Enrolled Senate Bill

I.E.*

Yes / No

Governor Approved Date

Filed Date

Effective Date

Subject

132

982

Yes

3-Jun

6/3/04

State agencies (existing); civil service; required physical examination for all applicants; allow physician's assistant or certified nurse practitioner to perform.

(Sen. M. Bishop)

133

985

Yes

3-Jun

6/3/04

State agencies (existing); civil service; required physical examination for all applicants; allow physician's assistant or certified nurse practitioner to perform.

(Sen. W. Kuipers)

134

5500

Yes

5-Jun

6/7

6/7/04

Liquor; hours; selling of alcohol before 12 noon on Sunday; require to extend over 2 time zones. (Rep.

T. Casperson)

135

6/9

Initiated Law

136

5381

Yes

10-Jun

6/10

9/1/04

Liens; other; a judgment lien; provide for. (Rep. C. LaSata)

137

5671

Yes

10-Jun

6/10

6/10/04

Cities; annexation; notification to certain property owners of scheduled public hearings for annexation; require.

(Rep. J. Hune)

138

1074

Yes

15-Jun

6/15

6/15/04

Highways; name; memorial highway act; amend section naming US-131.

(Sen. T. George)

139

241

Yes

15-Jun

6/15

6/15/04 #

Highways; name; underground railroad memorial highway; create. (Sen. T. George)

140

5491

Yes

15-Jun

6/15

6/15/04 #

Highways; name; underground railroad memorial highway; create. (Rep. L. Wenke)

* - 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.

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Public Act No.

Enrolled House Bill

Enrolled Senate Bill

I.E.*

Yes / No

Governor Approved Date

Filed Date

Effective Date

Subject

141

559

Yes

15-Jun

6/15

6/15/04

Liquor; licenses; on-premises liquor license for certain conference centers; expand to include certain centers at northwestern Michigan college.

(Sen. J. Allen)

142

5586

Yes

15-Jun

6/15

6/15/04 #

Environmental protection; water pollution; notification requirements for release of polluting material; revise and change date for inflation adjustment to commercial forest specific tax.

(Rep. D. Acciavatti)

143

977

Yes

15-Jun

6/15

6/15/04 #

Environmental protection; water pollution; failure to report release of polluting material to 9-1-1 and local health department; provide penalties. (Sen. J. Gilbert)

144

5134

Yes

15-Jun

6/15

6/15/04

Health; occupations; use of a laser for dermatological purposes; require physician supervision.

(Rep. E. Gaffney)

145

662

Yes

15-Jun

6/15

6/15/04

Higher education; financial aid; payments to approved independent nonprofit institutions of higher education; allow payment for theology, divinity, or religious programs and degrees in certain institutions. (Sen. J. Allen)

146

1179

Yes

15-Jun

6/15

6/15/04

Highways; name; certain bridge by US-31 in Grand Haven; designate as the "Memorial Bridge".

(Sen. W. Kuipers)

147

1160

Yes

15-Jun

6/15

6/15/04

Highways; name; renaming of a portion of US-127; designate as the "Kevin Sherwood Memorial Highway". (Sen. M. McManus)

* - 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.

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Public Act No.

Enrolled House Bill

Enrolled Senate Bill

I.E.*

Yes / No

Governor Approved Date

Filed Date

Effective Date

Subject

148

1073

Yes

15-Jun

6/15

6/15/04

Education; employees; requirement for school administrator continuing education; clarify. (Sen. W. Kuipers)

149

913

Yes

15-Jun

6/15

9/1/04

State; identification cards; reproducing, altering, counterfeiting, forging, or duplicating Michigan personal identification card; increase penalties. (Sen. M. McManus)

150

912

Yes

15-Jun

6/15

9/1/04 #

Criminal procedure; sentencing guidelines; sentencing guidelines for crime of reproducing, altering, counterfeiting, forging, or duplicating Michigan personal identification card; enact.

(Sen. A. Sanborn)

151

981

Yes

15-Jun

6/15

6/15/04

Traffic control; parking; medical certification required to obtain a handicap parking sticker, certificate, placard, plate, or tab; add certified nurse practitioner as individual authorized to complete and limit the display of the disabled person's driver's license number or state identification number on the windshield placard. (Sen. S. Thomas)

152

987

Yes

15-Jun

6/15

6/15/04

Occupations; other; medical certification required for licensure as a driver's training instructor; add a licensed physician's assistant and certified nurse practitioner as individuals authorized to conduct and certify the physical examination.

(Sen. B. Patterson)

* - 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.

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Public Act No.

Enrolled House Bill

Enrolled Senate Bill

I.E.*

Yes / No

Governor Approved Date

Filed Date

Effective Date

Subject

153

724

Yes

15-Jun

6/15

6/15/04

Health; death; county medical examiner's investigative duties regarding death of an individual while under hospice care; clarify. (Sen. T. George)

154

1009

Yes

15-Jun

6/15

9/1/04

Crimes; definitions; definition of "false pretense"; clarify.

(Sen. A. Cropsey)

155

918

Yes

15-Jun

6/16

9/1/04 #

Crimes; electronic surveillance; recording certain visual images without consent; prohibit and provide penalties. (Sen. A. Sanborn)

156

5692

Yes

15-Jun

6/16

9/1/04 #

Crimes; electronic surveillance; secretly observing, recording, or capturing certain visual images; prohibit and provide penalties. (Rep. F. Amos)

157

5693

Yes

15-Jun

6/16

6/16/04 #

Criminal procedure; sentencing guidelines; guidelines for certain crimes involving electronic surveillance; enact.

(Rep. S. Caul)

158

4344

Yes

17-Jun

6/17

6/17/04

Economic development; downtown development authorities; multiple districts; allow. (Rep. L. Wojno)

159

5307

Yes

18-Jun

6/18

9/1/04

Probate; trusts; new uniform principal and income act; enact. (Rep. W. Van Regenmorter)

160

5029

Yes

18-Jun

6/18

6/18/04

Natural resources; hunting; mourning doves; list as game and authorize natural resources commission to declare first open season for game.

(Rep. S. Tabor)

Veto

4160

5/7/04

Labor; hours and wages; future living wage ordinances; prohibit. (Rep. F. Sheen)

* - 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.

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Public Act No.	Enrolled House Bill	Enrolled Senate Bill	I.E.* Yes / No	Governor Approved Date	Filed Date	Effective Date	Subject
Veto	4463					3/5/04	Vehicles; license plates; fund- raising plate for cancer awareness; create. (Rep. D. Robertson)
Veto	4478					2/6/04	Family law; parental rights; process for judicial waiver of parental consent requirement; clarify. (Rep. W. O'Neil)
Veto	4693					2/20/04	Education; other; educational flexibility and empowerment contracts waiving certain statutory and administrative requirements as part of performance contract; allow. (Rep. B. Palmer)
Veto	4702					4/15/04	Property tax; assessments; sale of certain agricultural property; exclude from sales ratio studies under certain circumstances. (Rep. B. Caswell)
Veto	4720					4/7/04	State; purchasing; cooperative purchasing program between public schools and the department of management and budget; create. (Rep. P. LaJoy)
Veto	4722					4/7/04	Education; financing; inapplicability of certain requirements for school district purchasing if school district makes purchase through cooperative program with state; provide for. (Rep. J. Moolenaar)
Veto	4724					2/20/04	School aid; other; school aid requirements; make subject to educational flexibility and empowerment contracts. (Rep. J. Emmons)

* - 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.

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Public Act No.	Enrolled House Bill	Enrolled Senate Bill	I.E.* Yes / No	Governor Approved Date	Filed Date	Effective Date	Subject
Veto	5190					4/7/04	State agencies (existing); generally; consolidation of state agencies' human resources departments; provide for. (Rep. P. LaJoy)
Veto	5335					5/28/04	Economic development; enterprise zones; start-up businesses in neighborhood enterprise zone; exempt for certain period of time. (Rep. J. Stakoe)
Veto	5341					5/28/04	Property tax; exemptions; start-up businesses; exempt from taxes for 5 years if approved by local governmental unit. (Rep. M. Milosch)
Veto	5342					5/28/04	Economic development; enterprise zones; start-up businesses in an enterprise zone; exempt for a certain period of time. (Rep. G. Steil)
Veto	5343					5/28/04	Economic development; obsolete property; start-up businesses; exempt for a certain period of time. (Rep. S. Hummel)
Veto	5345					5/28/04	Income tax; city; start-up business; credit for certain tax years under certain circumstances. (Rep. D. Farhat)
Veto	5434					3/29/04	Income tax; forms; requirement for electronic filing of tax returns; prohibit for 1 year. (Rep. S. Taub)
Veto	5440					3/29/04	Single business tax; forms; requirement for tax preparers to submit tax returns by E-filing; prohibit for 1 year. (Rep. J. Emmons)

* - 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.

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Public Act No.	Enrolled House Bill	Enrolled Senate Bill	I.E.* Yes / No	Governor Approved Date	Filed Date	Effective Date	Subject
Veto	5479					4/7/04	Courts; district court; additional district judgeship in Mecosta- Osceola district; provide for and create election divisions. (Rep. J. Howell)
Veto	5480					4/7/04	Courts; circuit court; additional circuit judgeship in Clare-Gladwin circuit; provide for. (Rep. J. Howell)
Veto		474				1/9/04	Financial institutions; other; regulation and licensing of deferred presentment service providers and transactions; provide for. (Sen. V. Garcia)
Veto		647				6/8/04	Labor; health and safety; definition of "wilful" MIOSHA violation; provide for and clarify procedure for obtaining interview statements during an inspection. (Sen. B. Patterson)
Veto		785				3/5/04	Vehicles; license plates; procedures to establish and issue fund-raising plates; revise. (Sen. B. Patterson)
Veto		788				4/7/04	Courts; judges; number of judgeships in the seventeenth judicial circuit; increase. (Sen. B. Hardiman)
Veto		829				4/7/04	Courts; circuit court; sixteenth judicial circuit; allow additional judgeship. (Sen. A. Sanborn)
Veto		841				4/12/04	Economic development; other; manufacturing czar; create. (Sen. W. Kuipers)
Veto		863				5/28/04	Income tax; exemptions; start-up business; credit for certain tax years under certain circumstances. (Sen. B. Hardiman)

* - 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.

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Public Act No.	Enrolled House Bill	Enrolled Senate Bill	I.E.* Yes / No	Governor Approved Date	Filed Date	Effective Date	Subject
Veto		865				5/28/04	Property tax; other; start-up businesses; exempt from tax under 1953 PA 189 for 5 years if approved by local governmental unit. (Sen. V. Bernero)
Veto		867				5/28/04	Taxation; specific property; start- up businesses in commercial forests; exempt for a certain period of time. (Sen. G. Van Woerkom)
Veto		869				5/28/04	Economic development; plant rehabilitation; start-up businesses; exempt for certain period of time. (Sen. P. Birkholz)
Veto		872				5/28/04	Economic development; other; start-up businesses in a technology park development; exempt for a certain period of time. (Sen. B. Patterson)
Veto		875				5/28/04	Taxation; utility users; start-up businesses; exempt from tax for certain tax years under certain circumstances. (Sen. J. Gilbert)
Veto		1093				5/18/04	Single business tax; credit; percentage of compensation cost of credited jobs through 2009; provide for credit. (Sen. C. Brown)

* - 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.

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34 ENROLLED SENATE AND HOUSE BILLS SIGNED INTO LAW OR VETOED (2004 SESSION)

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