The Senate met one day this week and passed several non-controversial measures with unanimous votes. The House had one session scheduled but there was no quorum and no votes were taken.
Senate Bill 1093, Authorize Army Airborne license plates,
passed in the Senate (34 to 0)
To offer a special license plate to current or former members of the Army
Airborne.
Senate Bill 749, Authorize "Gold Star Family" license
plates, passed in the Senate (34 to 0)
To allow the spouse, parent, sibling, or child of a member of the armed
services who died during combat to get a special license plate inscribed with
the words "Gold Star Family."
Senate Bill 1014, Create Native American language teacher certification
exception, passed in the Senate (34 to 0)
To provide an exception to Michigan's teacher certification requirements that
would allow a school to hire an uncertified person to teach a Native American
tribal language and culture class, if a federally recognized tribe indicates
that the person has demonstrated mastery of the tribal language, or this is
demonstrated in some other way.
Senate Concurrent Resolution 46, Authorize new debt for West Shore
Community College projects, passed in the Senate (34 to 0)
To authorize $6.9 million in state and college borrowing to pay for various
renovation and remodeling projects at the West Shore Community College.
SOURCE: MichiganVotes.org, a free, nonpartisan website created by the Mackinac Center for Public Policy, providing concise, nonpartisan, plain-English descriptions of every bill and vote in the Michigan House and Senate. Please visit https://www.michiganvotes.org.
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