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2408 REGULAR SESSION OF 2015 PART VII SENATE HISTORY OF HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS (The references are to pages of Senate Journal.) 1. A concurrent resolution to support the Marquette County Road Commission’s appeal of the U.S. Environ mental Protection Agency’s objection to the planned construction of County Road 595. Introduced by Representative Scott Dianda Feb. 25, received from House ........................................................................................................................... 205 Feb. 25, rules suspended ................................................................................................................................... 205 Feb. 25, referred to Committee on Transportation ........................................................................................... 205 Representative(s) Ed McBroom named co-sponsor(s) Senator(s) Thomas Casperson, Judith Emmons, Michael Green, Goeff Hansen, Ken Horn, Michael Kowall, Phillip Pavlov, David Robertson, Wayne Schmidt, Jim Stamas named co-sponsor(s) 3. A concurrent resolution to urge the U.S. Department of Defense Missile Defense Agency to select the Fort Custer Training Center as the location for a new ground based interceptor ballistic missile defense mission. Introduced by Representative David Maturen Apr. 22, received from House........................................................................................................................... 492 Apr. 22, rules suspended .................................................................................................................................. 492 Apr. 22, referred to Committee on Veterans, Military Affairs and Homeland Security................................... 492 May 5, reported favorably without amendment ............................................................................................... 613 May 5, placed on order of Resolutions ............................................................................................................ 613 Representative(s) John Bizon, Kurt Heise, Tom Hooker named co-sponsor(s) Senator(s) Jim Ananich, Steven Bieda, Darwin Booher, Judith Emmons, Michael Green, Vincent Gregory, Goeff Hansen, Hoon-Yung Hopgood, Peter MacGregor, Margaret O’Brien, John Proos, Wayne Schmidt named co-sponsor(s) 5. A concurrent resolution prescribing the Joint Rules of the House of Representatives and Senate. Introduced by Representative Aric Nesbitt Mar. 26, rules suspended .................................................................................................................................. 392 Mar. 26, adopted ............................................................................................................................................... 392 Mar. 26, returned to House ............................................................................................................................... 392 Representative(s) Sam Singh named co-sponsor(s) Senator(s) Darwin Booher, Jack Brandenburg, Goeff Hansen, Michael Kowall named co-sponsor(s) 7. A concurrent resolution to urge the United States Department of Veterans Affairs and the United States Congress to create a pilot program in Michigan instituting a flexible Veterans Choice Card system structured similar to a traditional health care program for all veterans in Michigan. Introduced by Representative Holly Hughes May 6, received from House ............................................................................................................................ 617 May 6, rules suspended .................................................................................................................................... 617 May 6, referred to Committee on Veterans, Military Affairs and Homeland Security .................................... 617 Dec. 16, reported favorably with substitute (S-1) ............................................................................................ 2085 Dec. 16, placed on order of Resolutions .......................................................................................................... 2085 Representative(s) Tom Barrett, Gary Glenn, Dan Lauwers, Jason Sheppard, Daniela Garcia, Amanda Price, Paul Muxlow, Triston Cole, Bruce Rendon, Phil Potvin, Ed McBroom, Lee Chatfield, Joseph Graves, Nancy Jenkins, Peter Lucido, Kathy Crawford, Klint Kesto, Michael McCready, Henry Vaupel, Ken Goike, Anthony Forlini, Aaron Miller, Kurt Heise, Harvey Santana, Jon Bumstead, Rick Outman, Michael Webber, Andrea LaFontaine, Tom Hooker, John Bizon, Ben Glardon, Ken Yonker, Ray Franz, Laura Cox, Edward Canfield, Pam Faris, Jim Runestad, David Rutledge, Marilyn Lane, Peter Pettalia, Pat Somerville, Roger Victory, Dave Pagel, David Maturen, Mike Callton, Larry Inman, Brett Roberts, Eric Leutheuser, Alberta Talabi, Joel Johnson named co-sponsor(s) Senator(s) Darwin Booher, Jack Brandenburg, Patrick Colbeck, Goeff Hansen, Marty Knollenberg, Peter MacGregor, James Marleau, Mike Nofs, Margaret O’Brien, John Proos, Wayne Schmidt, Dale Zorn named co-sponsor(s) 11. A concurrent resolution to urge the United States Supreme Court to recognize its limited historic role in a federal system and to urge the states to become proactive in defending their sovereignty against federal overreach. Introduced by Representative Lee Chatfield SENATE HISTORY OF HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS 2409 May 19, received from House .......................................................................................................................... 725 May 19, rules suspended .................................................................................................................................. 725 May 19, referred to Committee on Elections and Government Reform .......................................................... 725 Representative(s) Bruce Rendon, Ed McBroom, Triston Cole, Ray Franz, Tim Kelly, Dan Lauwers, Joel Johnson, Jim Tedder, Tom Barrett, Tom Hooker, Todd Courser, Ken Goike, Rick Outman, Aaron Miller, Peter Pettalia, Lana Theis, Gary Glenn, Jon Bumstead, Phil Potvin, Henry Vaupel, Jim Runestad, Jason Sheppard, Rob VerHeulen, Al Pscholka, Andrea LaFontaine, Joseph Graves, Edward Canfield, Roger Victory, Peter Lucido, Anthony Forlini, Pat Somerville, Michael Webber, Bradford Jacobsen, Nancy Jenkins, Amanda Price, Martin Howrylak, Michael McCready, Kathy Crawford, Dave Pagel, Holly Hughes, Laura Cox named co-sponsor(s) Senator(s) Darwin Booher, Jack Brandenburg, Thomas Casperson, Patrick Colbeck, Judith Emmons, Michael Green, Ken Horn, Michael Kowall, Phillip Pavlov, John Proos, Mike Shirkey named co-sponsor(s) 13. A concurrent resolution prescribing the legislative schedule. Introduced by Representative Aric Nesbitt Jun. 18, received from House ........................................................................................................................... 1286 Jun. 18, rules suspended ................................................................................................................................... 1286 Jun. 18, adopted ................................................................................................................................................ 1286 Jun. 18, returned to House ................................................................................................................................ 1286 Representative(s) Sam Singh named co-sponsor(s) Senator(s) Darwin Booher, Jack Brandenburg, Goeff Hansen, Michael Kowall, James Marleau, Mike Nofs, John Proos named co-sponsor(s) 14. A concurrent resolution relative to secondary road patrol funds for counties providing road patrol services to cities and villages. Introduced by Representative Michael McCready Oct. 6, received from House ............................................................................................................................. 1580 Oct. 6, rules suspended ..................................................................................................................................... 1580 Oct. 6, referred to Committee on Appropriations ............................................................................................ 1580 Oct. 20, reported favorably without amendment .............................................................................................. 1681 Oct. 20, placed on order of Resolutions ........................................................................................................... 1681 Oct. 22, adopted ............................................................................................................................................... 1714 Oct. 22, returned to House ............................................................................................................................... 1714 Senator(s) Darwin Booher, Jack Brandenburg, Vincent Gregory, David Hildenbrand, Rick Jones, Michael Kowall, James Marleau, John Proos, Goeff Hansen named co-sponsor(s) 19. A concurrent resolution providing for the final adjournment of the Legislature. Introduced by Representative Aric Nesbitt Dec. 16, received from House .......................................................................................................................... 2069 Dec. 16, placed on order of Resolutions .......................................................................................................... 2069 Dec. 16, rules suspended .................................................................................................................................. 2069 Dec. 16, adopted ............................................................................................................................................... 2069 Dec. 16, returned to House ............................................................................................................................... 2069.
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