House Introduced Bill
Introduced bills appear as they were introduced and reflect no subsequent amendments or changes
House Bill 4278 of 1995
Sponsors
- Clyde LeTarte (District 65)
- Eileen DeHart (District 18)
- Alvin Kukuk (District 33)
- Sandra Hill (District 47)
- Jim McBryde (District 99)
- Harold Voorhees (District 77)
- Beverly Bodem (District 106)
- Beverly Hammerstrom (District 55)
- Mike Green (District 84)
- Lloyd Weeks (District 28)
- Thomas Middleton (District 45)
- Lynne Martinez (District 69)
- Jessie Dalman (District 90)
- Paul Tesanovich (District 110)
- Lingg Brewer (District 68)
- John Gernaat (District 102)
- Michael Hanley (District 95)
- Paul Baade (District 91)
- Glenn Oxender (District 59)
- Gregory Pitoniak (District 22)
- David Anthony (District 108)
- Lyn Bankes (District 10)
- Robert Brackenridge (District 79)
- Liz Brater (District 53)
- Eric Bush (District 62)
- William Byl (District 75)
- Deborah Cherry (District 50)
- Floyd Clack (District 48)
- Penny Crissman (District 45)
- Candace Curtis (District 51)
- Robert DeMars (District 25)
- Barbara Dobb (District 39)
- Agnes Dobronski (District 15)
- John Freeman (District 34)
- Pat Gagliardi (District 107)
- Terry Geiger (District 87)
- Donald Gilmer (District 63)
- Carl Gnodtke (District 78)
- Michael Goschka (District 94)
- Jack Horton (District 73)
- Jon Jellema (District 89)
- Roland Jersevic (District 96)
- Shirley Johnson (District 41)
- Carolyn Kilpatrick (District 0)
- Gerald Law (District 20)
- Terry London (District 81)
- Michelle McManus (District 104)
- James McNutt (District 98)
- James Middaugh (District 80)
- Dennis Olshove (District 29)
- Lynn Owen (District 56)
- Joseph Palamara (District 24)
- Mary Parks (District 4)
- Charles Perricone (District 61)
- Vincent Porreca (District 23)
- Hubert Price Jr. (District 43)
- Kirk Profit (District 54)
- Gary Randall (District 93)
- Kim Rhead (District 83)
- Sue Rocca (District 30)
- James Ryan (District 16)
- Martha Scott (District 7)
- Ken Sikkema (District 74)
- Ed Vaughn (District 5)
- Ted Wallace (District 6)
Categories
Consumer credit and protection: unfair trade practices; Senior citizens: other; Handicapped,; State agencies (existing): attorney general
Consumer credit and protection; unfair trade practices; deceptive acts against senior citizens and disabled individuals; provide for added fines.
Amends Act 331 of 1976 (MCL 445.901 - 445.922) by adding sec. 11a.
Documents
A SUBSET of documents (including the bill as introduced, the enrolled version if passed, and analyses/summaries)
are available for sessions prior to 1997 and are provided by the Library of Michigan.
Analysis
History
(House actions in lowercase, Senate actions in UPPERCASE)Note: A page number of 0 indicates that the page number is coming soon
| Date | Journal | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 2/01/1995 | HJ 5 Pg. 162 | referred to Committee on Senior Citizens and Veterans Affairs |
| 5/04/1995 | HJ 39 Pg. 1166 | reported with recommendation with substitute (H-3) |
| 5/04/1995 | HJ 39 Pg. 1166 | referred to second reading |
| 5/09/1995 | HJ 40 Pg. 1199 | substitute (H-3) adopted |
| 5/09/1995 | HJ 40 Pg. 1199 | placed on third reading |
| 5/10/1995 | HJ 41 Pg. 1218 | passed : \ |
| Roll Call # 0442 Yeas 101 Nays 000 | ||
| 5/16/1995 | SJ 42 Pg. 917 | REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON FINANCIAL SERVICES |