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Senate History of Senate Concurrent Resolutions 2605 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 2015 Journal.) 6. A concurrent resolution to memorialize the Congress of the United States to appropriate funds from the Nuclear Waste Fund for the establishment of a permanent repository for high-level nuclear waste or reimburse electric utility customers who paid into the fund. Mar. 19, introduced by Senator John Proos ..................................................................................................... 342 Mar. 19, rules suspended .................................................................................................................................. 342 Mar. 19, referred to Committee on Energy and Technology ............................................................................ 342 Oct. 20, reported favorably without amendment .............................................................................................. 1682 Oct. 20, placed on order of Resolutions ........................................................................................................... 1682 Oct. 29, adopted ............................................................................................................................................... 1755 Oct. 29, transmitted to House ........................................................................................................................... 1755 Feb. 24, 2016, House concurrence received ..................................................................................................... 252 Feb. 24, referred to Secretary for record .......................................................................................................... 252 Senator(s) Phillip Pavlov, Dale Zorn, Patrick Colbeck, Kenneth Horn, David Robertson, Wayne Schmidt, Judith Emmons, James Marleau, Tory Rocca, Darwin Booher, Jack Brandenburg, Thomas Casperson, Rick Jones, Michael Kowall named co-sponsor(s) Representative(s) Kurt Heise, Tim Kelly, Bill LaVoy named co-sponsor(s) 8. A concurrent resolution to urge the U.S. Department of Energy and the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commis sion to fulfill their obligation to establish a permanent repository for high-level nuclear waste. Mar. 19, introduced by Senator Dale Zorn ....................................................................................................... 343 Mar. 19, rules suspended .................................................................................................................................. 343 Mar. 19, referred to Committee on Energy and Technology ............................................................................ 343 Oct. 20, reported favorably without amendment .............................................................................................. 1683 Oct. 20, placed on order of Resolutions ........................................................................................................... 1683 Oct. 29, adopted ............................................................................................................................................... 1755 Oct. 29, transmitted to House ........................................................................................................................... 1755 Feb. 24, 2016, House concurrence received ..................................................................................................... 252 Feb. 24, referred to Secretary for record .......................................................................................................... 252 Senator(s) John Proos, Phillip Pavlov, Wayne Schmidt, Kenneth Horn, Patrick Colbeck, Peter MacGregor, David Robertson, Judith Emmons, James Marleau, Tory Rocca, Darwin Booher, Jack Brandenburg, Thomas Casperson, Rick Jones, Michael Kowall named co-sponsor(s) Representative(s) Kurt Heise, Bill LaVoy named co-sponsor(s) 19. A concurrent resolution to approve the release of money from the Roads Innovation Fund for deposit into the Michigan Transportation Fund, as provided by section 1j(5) of 1951 PA 51. Dec. 1, introduced by Senator Mike Shirkey ................................................................................................... 1878 Dec. 1, rules suspended .................................................................................................................................... 1878 Dec. 1, referred to Committee on Appropriations ............................................................................................ 1878 Sep. 8, 2016, reported favorably without amendment ..................................................................................... 1550 Sep. 8, placed on order of Resolutions ............................................................................................................. 1550 Sep. 8, rules suspended .................................................................................................................................... 1517 Sep. 8, adopted ................................................................................................................................................. 1524 Sep. 8, Roll Call: Roll Call # 495 Yeas 34 Nays 4 Exc 0 Not Voting 0 ....................................................................... 1524 Oct. 18, House concurrence received ............................................................................................................... 1636 Oct. 18, referred to Secretary for record .......................................................................................................... 1636 Senator(s) Darwin Booher, Goeffrey Hansen, Marty Knollenberg, Peter MacGregor named co-sponsor(s) Representative(s) Martin Howrylak, Eric Leutheuser named co-sponsor(s) 23. A concurrent resolution to approve an extension of the state of emergency in the county of Genesee and the city of Flint. Jan. 28, introduced by Senator Arlan Meekhof ................................................................................................ 85 2606 REGULAR SESSION OF 2016 Jan. 28, rules suspended ................................................................................................................................... 85 Jan. 28, adopted ................................................................................................................................................ 85 Jan. 28, transmitted to House ........................................................................................................................... 85 Feb. 4, House concurrence received ................................................................................................................. 117 Feb. 4, referred to Secretary for record ............................................................................................................ 117 Senator(s) Steven Bieda, Darwin Booher, Jack Brandenburg, Vincent Gregory, Goeffrey Hansen, Curtis Hertel, David Hildenbrand, Kenneth Horn, Marty Knollenberg, Michael Kowall, Peter MacGregor, James Marleau, Michael Nofs, John Proos, Wayne Schmidt, Rebekah Warren named co-sponsor(s) 24. A concurrent resolution to create the Joint Select Committee on the Flint Water Public Health Emergency. Feb. 23, introduced by Senator Arlan Meekhof ............................................................................................... 235 Feb. 23, rules suspended ................................................................................................................................... 235 Feb. 23, adopted ............................................................................................................................................... 235 Feb. 23, transmitted to House ........................................................................................................................... 235 Feb. 24, House concurrence received ............................................................................................................... 253 Feb. 24, referred to Secretary for record .......................................................................................................... 252 Feb. 24, Senate committee members named: Jim Stamas, Joe Hune, Jim Ananich ........................................ 244 Senator(s) Darwin Booher, Jack Brandenburg, Patrick Colbeck, Goeffrey Hansen, Marty Knollenberg, Peter MacGregor, Phillip Pavlov, Dale Zorn named co-sponsor(s) 25. A concurrent resolution to memorialize the Congress of the United States to enact legislation which ensures that citizens are promptly notified of potential lead in water contamination. Feb. 24, introduced by Senator Curtis Hertel ................................................................................................... 251 Feb. 24, referred to Committee on Government Operations ............................................................................ 251 Senator(s) Steven Bieda, Jim Ananich, Coleman Young, David Knezek named co-sponsor(s) 26. A concurrent resolution to grant subpoena power to the Joint Select Committee on the Flint Water Public Health Emergency. Mar. 1, introduced by Senator Jim Ananich ..................................................................................................... 270 Mar. 1, referred to Committee on Government Operations.............................................................................. 270 Senator(s) Steven Bieda, Morris
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