House Introduced Bill
Introduced bills appear as they were introduced and reflect no subsequent amendments or changes
House Bill 5108 of 2001 (Public Act 100 of 2002)
Sponsors
- Jerry Vander Roest (District 63)
- Patricia Birkholz (District 88)
- Randy Richardville (District 56)
- Bruce Patterson (District 21)
- Paul DeWeese (District 67)
- Sandra Caul (District 99)
- Gary Woronchak (District 15)
- Douglas Bovin (District 108)
- John Stewart (District 20)
- Cameron Brown (District 59)
- Chris Kolb (District 53)
- Jack Minore (District 49)
- Dale Sheltrown (District 103)
- Joanne Voorhees (District 77)
- Julie Dennis (District 92)
- Steve Pestka (District 76)
- Ron Jelinek (District 78)
- Gilda Jacobs (District 35)
- Michael Switalski (District 27)
- Virg Bernero (District 68)
- Andy Neumann (District 106)
- Andrew Richner (District 1)
- Wayne Kuipers (District 90)
- Robert Gosselin (District 42)
- Michael Murphy (District 69)
- Tom Meyer (District 84)
- Rich Brown (District 110)
- Irma Clark (District 11)
- Susan Tabor (District 71)
- Paul Wojno (District 28)
- Rose Bogardus (District 47)
- Ruth Johnson (District 46)
- Scott Shackleton (District 107)
- Jason Allen (District 104)
- Barb Vander Veen (District 89)
- John Hansen (District 52)
- Joseph Rivet (District 97)
- John Pappageorge (District 41)
- Doug Spade (District 57)
- Mary Middaugh (District 80)
- David Mead (District 101)
- Leon Drolet (District 33)
- Gretchen Whitmer (District 70)
- Clarence Phillips (District 43)
- Ken Daniels (District 5)
- Tom George (District 61)
- Mark Schauer (District 62)
Categories
Retirement; generally; public pension protection act; enact.
Creates new act.
TIE BAR WITH: HB 5109'01 HB 5110'01 HB 5111'01 HB 5112'01
Documents
As Passed by the House
The As Passed by the House version is the bill, as introduced, that includes any adoped House amendments
The As Passed by the House version is the bill, as introduced, that includes any adoped House amendments
As Passed by the Senate
The As Passed by the Senate version is the bill, as introduced, that includes any adoped Senate amendments
The As Passed by the Senate version is the bill, as introduced, that includes any adoped Senate amendments
Analysis
Senate Fiscal Agency Analysis
House Fiscal Agency 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 |
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10/02/2001 | HJ 64 Pg. 1967 | referred to Committee on Appropriations |
2/05/2002 | HJ 8 Pg. 111 | reported with recommendation without amendment(s) |
2/05/2002 | HJ 8 Pg. 111 | referred to second reading |
2/21/2002 | HJ 16 Pg. 321 | placed on third reading |
2/26/2002 | HJ 17 Pg. 352 | passed; given immediate effect : |
Roll Call # 0138 Yeas 102 Nays 000 | ||
2/27/2002 | SJ 17 Pg. 431 | REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS |
3/12/2002 | SJ 22 Pg. 546 | REPORTED FAVORABLY WITHOUT AMENDMENT |
3/13/2002 | SJ 23 Pg. 555 | REPORTED BY COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE FAVORABLY WITH SUBSTITUTE (S-1) |
3/13/2002 | SJ 23 Pg. 555 | SUBSTITUTE (S-1) CONCURRED IN |
3/13/2002 | SJ 23 Pg. 555 | PLACED ON ORDER OF THIRD READING WITH SUBSTITUTE (S-1) |
3/13/2002 | SJ 23 Pg. 556 | PLACED ON IMMEDIATE PASSAGE |
3/13/2002 | SJ 23 Pg. 557 | PASSED : |
ROLL CALL # 0271 YEAS 36 NAYS 00 EXC 02 NOT VOTING 00 | ||
3/13/2002 | SJ 23 Pg. 573 | GIVEN IMMEDIATE EFFECT |
3/21/2002 | HJ 28 Pg. 837 | Senate substitute (S-1) concurred in |
3/21/2002 | HJ 28 Pg. 837 | roll call : |
Roll Call # 0401 Yeas 077 Nays 027 | ||
3/21/2002 | HJ 28 Pg. 837 | bill ordered enrolled |
4/09/2002 | HJ 29 Pg. 907 | presented to the Governor |
Time: 03:36PM Date: 03/25/02 | ||
4/09/2002 | HJ 29 Pg. 911 | approved by the Governor |
Time: 12:20PM Date: 03/27/02 | ||
4/09/2002 | HJ 29 Pg. 911 | filed with Secretary of State |
Time: 04:06PM Date: 03/27/02 | ||
4/09/2002 | HJ 29 Pg. 911 | assigned PA 0100'02 |