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PART VI

SENATE HISTORY OF SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS

(The references are to pages of Senate Journal.)

(Page numbers in bold type refer to pages in 2007 Journal.)

21. A concurrent resolution to urge state departments, public universities, public community colleges, and local units of government not to invest or deposit any funds in any business, legal, or governmental entity or institution that is engaged in business with known state sponsors of terror or has facilities in these countries. Oct. 29, introduced by Senator Roger Kahn...... 1739 Oct. 29, rules suspended ...... 1739 Oct. 29, referred to Committee on Homeland Security and Emerging Technologies...... 1739 Dec. 13, reported favorably with substitute (S-1) ...... 2448 Dec. 13, placed on order of Resolutions...... 2448 Jan. 17, 2008, adopted as substituted (S-1) ...... 41 Jan. 17, transmitted to House...... 41 Senator(s) Wayne Kuipers, Gilda Jacobs, Mark Jansen, Samuel Thomas, Glenn Anderson, James Barcia, Dennis Olshove, Cameron Brown, Alan Sanborn, Judson Gilbert, John Gleason, John Pappageorge, Ron Jelinek, Hansen Clarke, Gerald Van Woerkom, Liz Brater, Patricia Birkholz, Nancy Cassis, Tupac Hunter, , Mark Schauer, Michael Switalski named co-sponsor(s) Representative(s) Frank Accavitti, Steven Bieda, , Kenneth Horn, Rick Jones, Philip LaJoy, Rick Shaffer, Joel Sheltrown, Aldo Vagnozzi, Terry Brown, Hoon-Yung Hopgood, Alma Smith, Mary Valentine, Darwin Booher, David Law, Tom Pearce, Bruce Caswell, Judy Emmons, John Garfield, Richard Ball, Jack Brandenburg, Andy Coulouris, Kevin Green, Gabe Leland, , Tory Rocca, Robert Dean, named co-sponsor(s)

22. A concurrent resolution to request the State Officers Compensation Commission to recommend a 5 percent reduction in salaries of the members of the Legislature, the Governor, the Lieutenant Governor, the Attorney General, the Secretary of State, and the Justices of the Supreme Court the next time the commission meets and to urge the commission to ensure that none of its future recommendations exceed the change in the Consumer Price Index or the average increase in state employee pay. Nov. 1, introduced by Senator Michael Bishop...... 2111 Nov. 1, referred to Committee on Government Operations and Reform ...... 2111 Nov. 8, reported favorably with substitute (S-2) ...... 2169 Nov. 8, placed on order of Resolutions ...... 2169 Nov. 8, rules suspended...... 2154 Nov. 8, adopted as substituted (S-2)...... 2158 Nov. 8, Roll Call: Roll Call # 485 Yeas 32 Nays 4 Exc 2 Not Voting 0...... 2158 Nov. 8, transmitted to House...... 2158 Jan. 22, 2008, returned from House with substitute (H-5) ...... 65 Jan. 22, laid over one day under the rules ...... 65 Senator(s) Alan Cropsey, Gerald Van Woerkom, John Pappageorge named co-sponsor(s) Representative(s) David Agema, Richard Ball, Joan Bauer, Jack Brandenburg, Terry Brown, Pam Byrnes, Barb Byrum, Tom Casperson, Bruce Caswell, Bill Caul, Bob Constan, Marc Corriveau, Andy Coulouris, Robert Dean, Judy Emmons, John Espinoza, John Garfield, Lee Gonzales, Kevin Green, Goeff Hansen, , Jacob Hoogendyk, Hoon-Yung Hopgood, Kenneth Horn, Rick Jones, Philip LaJoy, David Law, Richard LeBlanc, Jim Marleau, Gary McDowell, Arlan Meekhof, Fred Miller, John Moolenaar, Tim Moore, Chuck Moss, Neal Nitz, Paul Opsommer, David Palsrok, Tom Pearce, Gino Polidori, , David Robertson, Tory Rocca, Tonya Schuitmaker, Bettie Cook Scott, Rick Shaffer, Joel Sheltrown, Mike Simpson, Dudley Spade, John Stahl, Steven Tobocman, Mary Valentine, Lisa Wojno, Steven Bieda, Brian Calley, Paul Condino, Marty Knollenberg, Kathy Angerer named co-sponsor(s)

24. A concurrent resolution prescribing the legislative schedule. Dec. 13, introduced by Senator Alan Cropsey ...... 2403 Dec. 13, rules suspended ...... 2403 SENATE HISTORY OF SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS 3303

Dec. 13, adopted ...... 2403 Dec. 13, transmitted to House ...... 2403 Jan. 9, 2008, House concurrence received...... 24 Jan. 9, referred to Secretary for record ...... 24

25. A concurrent resolution offered as a memorial for William B. Fitzgerald, Jr., former Senate Majority Leader and member of the House of Representatives. Feb. 20, introduced by Senator Martha Scott ...... 251 Feb. 20, rules suspended...... 251 Feb. 20, adopted...... 251 Feb. 20, entire membership of the Senate and Lieutenant Governor named co-sponsors...... 251 Feb. 20, transmitted to House...... 251 Feb. 28, House concurrence received...... 328 Feb. 28, referred to Secretary for record ...... 328 Senator(s) Jason Allen, Glenn Anderson, James Barcia, Raymond Basham, Patricia Birkholz, Michael Bishop, Liz Brater, Cameron Brown, Nancy Cassis, Deborah Cherry, Irma Clark-Coleman, Hansen Clarke, Alan Cropsey, Valde Garcia, Thomas George, Judson Gilbert, John Gleason, Bill Hardiman, Tupac Hunter, Gilda Jacobs, Mark Jansen, Ron Jelinek, Roger Kahn, Wayne Kuipers, Michelle McManus, Dennis Olshove, John Pappageorge, Bruce Patterson, Michael Prusi, Randy Richardville, Alan Sanborn, Mark Schauer, Tony Stamas, Michael Switalski, Samuel Thomas, Gerald Van Woerkom, Gretchen Whitmer named co-sponsor(s) Representative(s) Frank Accavitti, Daniel Acciavatti, David Agema, Frances Amos, Kathy Angerer, Richard Ball, Joan Bauer, Doug Bennett, Steven Bieda, Darwin Booher, Jack Brandenburg, Terry Brown, Pam Byrnes, Barb Byrum, Brian Calley, Tom Casperson, Bruce Caswell, Bill Caul, Marsha Cheeks, Brenda Clack, Ed Clemente, Paul Condino, Bob Constan, Marc Corriveau, Andy Coulouris, George Cushingberry, Robert Dean, Craig DeRoche, Andy Dillon, Marie Donigan, Kate Ebli, Kevin Elsenheimer, Judy Emmons, John Espinoza, Barbara Farrah, Edward Gaffney, John Garfield, Matthew Gillard, Lee Gonzales, Kevin Green, Martin Griffin, Richard Hammel, Ted Hammon, Goeff Hansen, Dave Hildenbrand, Morris Hood, Jacob Hoogendyk, Hoon-Yung Hopgood, Kenneth Horn, William Huizenga, , Shanelle Jackson, Bert Johnson, Rick Jones, Robert Jones, Marty Knollenberg, Michael Lahti, Philip LaJoy, David Law, Kathleen Law, Richard LeBlanc, Gabe Leland, LaMar Lemmons, Steven Lindberg, Jim Marleau, Jeff Mayes, Gary McDowell, Mark Meadows, Arlan Meekhof, Andrew Meisner, Tim Melton, Kim Meltzer, Fred Miller, John Moolenaar, Tim Moore, Chuck Moss, Neal Nitz, , Paul Opsommer, Brian Palmer, David Palsrok, John Pastor, , Tom Pearce, Gino Polidori, John Proos, David Robertson, Tory Rocca, Michael Sak, Tonya Schuitmaker, Bettie Cook Scott, Rick Shaffer, Fulton Sheen, Joel Sheltrown, Mike Simpson, Alma Smith, Virgil Smith, Dudley Spade, John Stahl, John Stakoe, Glenn Steil, Steven Tobocman, Aldo Vagnozzi, Mary Valentine, Howard Walker, Chris Ward, Rebekah Warren, Lorence Wenke, Lisa Wojno, Coleman Young named co-sponsor(s)

26. A concurrent resolution to memorialize the United States Congress to enact H.R. 4230, the School-Based Health Clinic Establishment Act of 2007. Feb. 7, introduced by Senator Tupac Hunter...... 170 Feb. 7, rules suspended...... 170 Feb. 7, referred to Committee on Health Policy...... 170 Senator(s) Mark Schauer, Glenn Anderson, Deborah Cherry, Irma Clark-Coleman, John Gleason, Gilda Jacobs, Martha Scott named co-sponsor(s)

27. A concurrent resolution to urge the Great Lakes states to resist changes to the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River Basin Water Resources Compact and to adopt the compact as presented in December 2005. Feb. 28, introduced by Senator Michael Prusi...... 327 Feb. 28, rules suspended...... 327 Feb. 28, referred to Committee on Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs ...... 327 Mar. 6, reported favorably without amendment ...... 391 Mar. 6, placed on order of Resolutions ...... 391 May 14, adopted ...... 929 May 14, transmitted to House...... 929 Senator(s) Randy Richardville, Glenn Anderson, Gretchen Whitmer, Liz Brater, Gilda Jacobs, Michael Switalski, Raymond Basham, Martha Scott, Dennis Olshove, Deborah Cherry, Samuel Thomas, Mark Schauer, Tupac Hunter, James Barcia, John Gleason, Irma Clark-Coleman, Hansen Clarke, Patricia Birkholz, Judson Gilbert, Gerald Van Woerkom, John Pappageorge, Bill Hardiman, Roger Kahn, Alan Sanborn, Bruce Patterson, Mark Jansen, Nancy Cassis named co-sponsor(s) 3304 REGULAR SESSION OF 2008

Representative(s) David Agema, Richard Ball, Steven Bieda, Pam Byrnes, Brenda Clack, Ed Clemente, Paul Condino, Robert Dean, Marie Donigan, Lee Gonzales, Martin Griffin, Hoon-Yung Hopgood, Rick Jones, Robert Jones, Kathleen Law, Richard LeBlanc, LaMar Lemmons, Gino Polidori, Michael Sak, Dudley Spade, Steven Tobocman, Aldo Vagnozzi, Rebekah Warren named co-sponsor(s)

28. A concurrent resolution to urge the Department of Community Health, in partnership with physicians, pharmacists, health facilities, and educational institutions, to increase awareness among children, young adults, and parents about the dangers of using prescriptions or over-the-counter drugs prescribed for another person and to encourage parents and adult family members to keep these medications out of a child’s reach. Mar. 13, introduced by Senator Mark Jansen...... 455 Mar. 13, rules suspended ...... 454 Mar. 13, adopted...... 455 Mar. 13, entire membership of the Senate and Lieutenant Governor named co-sponsors...... 455 Mar. 13, transmitted to House ...... 455 Senator(s) Jason Allen, Glenn Anderson, James Barcia, Raymond Basham, Patricia Birkholz, Michael Bishop, Liz Brater, Cameron Brown, Nancy Cassis, Deborah Cherry, Irma Clark-Coleman, Hansen Clarke, Alan Cropsey, Valde Garcia, Thomas George, Judson Gilbert, John Gleason, Bill Hardiman, Tupac Hunter, Gilda Jacobs, Ron Jelinek, Roger Kahn, Wayne Kuipers, Michelle McManus, Dennis Olshove, John Pappageorge, Bruce Patterson, Michael Prusi, Randy Richardville, Alan Sanborn, Mark Schauer, Martha Scott, Tony Stamas, Michael Switalski, Samuel Thomas, Gerald Van Woerkom, Gretchen Whitmer named co-sponsor(s) Representative(s) Frank Accavitti, Richard Ball, Steven Bieda, Jack Brandenburg, Terry Brown, Brenda Clack, Paul Condino, Bob Constan, Robert Dean, Kevin Green, Ted Hammon, Hoon-Yung Hopgood, Rick Jones, Kathleen Law, LaMar Lemmons, Arlan Meekhof, Neal Nitz, Tom Pearce, Gino Polidori, Michael Sak, Tonya Schuitmaker, Rick Shaffer, Alma Smith, Dudley Spade, John Stahl, Glenn Steil, Steven Tobocman, Aldo Vagnozzi, Mary Valentine, David Agema, Darwin Booher, George Cushingberry, Robert Jones, Gabe Leland, Jim Marleau, Mark Meadows named co-sponsor(s)

29. A concurrent resolution relative to secondary road patrol funds for cities and villages in all of Michigan’s counties. Jun. 5, introduced by Senator John Pappageorge ...... 1125 Jun. 5, rules suspended ...... 1125 Jun. 5, referred to Committee on Local, Urban and State Affairs...... 1125 Jun. 12, reported favorably with substitute (S-1) ...... 1177 Jun. 12, placed on order of Resolutions...... 1177 Jun. 12, rules suspended ...... 1162 Jun. 12, substitute (S-1) adopted ...... 1170 Jun. 12, adopted as substituted (S-1) ...... 1170 Jun. 12, transmitted to House ...... 1170 Jun. 26, House concurrence received ...... 1306 Jun. 26, referred to Secretary for record...... 1306 Senator(s) Deborah Cherry, Ron Jelinek named co-sponsor(s) Representative(s) Richard Ball, Jack Brandenburg, Goeff Hansen, Marty Knollenberg, David Law, Richard LeBlanc, LaMar Lemmons, Andrew Meisner, Neal Nitz, John Pastor, Gino Polidori, Joel Sheltrown, John Stahl, Aldo Vagnozzi, Mary Valentine named co-sponsor(s)

30. A concurrent resolution prescribing the legislative schedule. Jun. 28, introduced by Senator Alan Cropsey ...... 1620 Jun. 28, rules suspended ...... 1620 Jun. 28, adopted...... 1620 Jun. 28, transmitted to House ...... 1620 Jul. 24, House concurrence received ...... 1785 Jul. 24, referred to Secretary for record...... 1785 Senator(s) Nancy Cassis, John Pappageorge named co-sponsor(s)

31. A concurrent resolution to memorialize Congress to reduce the price of traditional passports, by directly lowering the cost to consumers or by offering fully refundable federal income tax deductions to citizens who live in border states. Sep. 9, introduced by Senator Raymond Basham ...... 1813 Sep. 9, rules suspended...... 1813 Sep. 9, referred to Committee on Transportation ...... 1813 SENATE HISTORY OF SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS 3305

Sep. 10, reported favorably without amendment...... 1851 Sep. 10, placed on order of Resolutions ...... 1851 Sep. 17, adopted...... 1898 Sep. 17, transmitted to House...... 1898 Dec. 18, House concurrence received ...... 2565 Dec. 18, referred to Secretary for record ...... 2565 Senator(s) Deborah Cherry, Irma Clark-Coleman, Hansen Clarke, John Gleason, Martha Scott, Michael Switalski, Samuel Thomas named co-sponsor(s) Representative(s) Frank Accavitti, Joan Bauer, Terry Brown, Paul Condino, Bob Constan, Robert Dean, Matthew Gillard, Lee Gonzales, Ted Hammon, William Huizenga, Robert Jones, Richard LeBlanc, LaMar Lemmons, Jim Marleau, Paul Opsommer, Brian Palmer, John Pastor, Gino Polidori, Michael Sak, Steven Tobocman, Aldo Vagnozzi, Mary Valentine, Lisa Wojno, Gabe Leland named co-sponsor(s)

32. A concurrent resolution prescribing the legislative schedule. Sep. 25, introduced by Senator Alan Cropsey...... 2048 Sep. 25, rules suspended...... 2048 Sep. 25, adopted...... 2048 Sep. 25, transmitted to House...... 2048 Oct. 2, House concurrence received ...... 2109 Oct. 2, referred to Secretary for record...... 2109

33. A concurrent resolution to authorize construction and establish the total project cost of the Student Services One-Stop Center project at Muskegon Community College. Nov. 12, introduced by Senator Gerald Van Woerkom ...... 2184 Nov. 12, rules suspended...... 2184 Nov. 12, referred to Committee on Appropriations...... 2184

35. A concurrent resolution prescribing the legislative schedule. Dec. 19, introduced by Senator Alan Cropsey ...... 2673 Dec. 19, rules suspended ...... 2673 Dec. 19, adopted ...... 2673 Dec. 19, transmitted to House ...... 2673 Dec. 19, House concurrence received ...... 2708 Dec. 19, referred to Secretary for record ...... 2708