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PART VI

SENATE HISTORY OF SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS

(The references are to pages of Senate Journal.)

1. A concurrent resolution granting authority for adjournment for more than 2 days. Jan. 10, introduced by Senator Alan Cropsey ...... 4 Jan. 10, rules suspended ...... 4 Jan. 10, adopted ...... 4 Jan. 10, transmitted to House...... 4 Jan. 24, House concurrence received...... 50 Jan. 24, referred to Secretary for record ...... 50 Senator(s) Raymond Basham, Nancy Cassis, Hansen Clarke, Michael Switalski named co-sponsor(s)

2. A concurrent resolution to urge ’s public colleges and universities to make available to each Michigan high school information on the number of students who graduated from that high school who are taking remedial mathematics or English courses. Jan. 25, introduced by Senator Deborah Cherry...... 63 Jan. 25, rules suspended ...... 63 Jan. 25, referred to Committee on Education ...... 63 Senator(s) Gilda Jacobs, Gretchen Whitmer, John Gleason, Wayne Kuipers, Dennis Olshove, Michael Prusi, Mark Schauer, Martha Scott, Alan Cropsey, Glenn Anderson, John Pappageorge named co-sponsor(s)

3. A concurrent resolution to urge the United States Department of Homeland Security to continue to work with the states to coordinate driver’s licenses with the new passport requirements to reenter the country from Canada. Jan. 30, introduced by Senator Judson Gilbert ...... 77 Jan. 30, rules suspended ...... 77 Jan. 30, referred to Committee on Homeland Security and Emerging Technologies ...... 77 Feb. 8, reported favorably with substitute (S-1)...... 121 Feb. 8, placed on order of Resolutions ...... 121 Feb. 13, substitute (S-1) adopted ...... 135 Feb. 13, adopted as substituted (S-1)...... 135 Feb. 13, transmitted to House...... 135 Senator(s) Jason Allen, Wayne Kuipers, , Mark Jansen, Alan Cropsey, Patricia Birkholz, John Pappageorge, Hansen Clarke, John Gleason, named co-sponsor(s) Representative(s) Frank Accavitti, Richard Ball, Joan Bauer, Darwin Booher, Terry Brown, Ed Clemente, Paul Condino, George Cushingberry, Matthew Gillard, Richard Hammel, Ted Hammon, , , Rick Jones, Philip LaJoy, LaMar Lemmons, , Jeff Mayes, Gary McDowell, Neal Nitz, , David Palsrok, John Pastor, , Tom Pearce, , Joel Sheltrown, John Stahl, Glenn Steil, Steven Tobocman, Lisa Wojno named co-sponsor(s)

4. A concurrent resolution to memorialize the President and the Congress of the United States to increase funding for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program and to facilitate the establishment of programs that provide information about responsible energy use. Feb. 15, introduced by Senator Bruce Patterson ...... 154 Feb. 15, rules suspended...... 154 Feb. 15, referred to Committee on Energy Policy and Public Utilities ...... 154 Mar. 6, reported favorably with substitute (S-3) ...... 240 Mar. 6, rules suspended ...... 233 Mar. 6, placed on order of Resolutions ...... 233 Mar. 6, substitute (S-3) adopted ...... 237 Mar. 6, adopted as substituted (S-3) ...... 237 Mar. 6, transmitted to House ...... 237 Senator(s) Mark Schauer, Jason Allen, Randy Richardville, Ron Jelinek, Roger Kahn, Gerald Van Woerkom, Bill Hardiman, Patricia Birkholz, John Gleason, Tupac Hunter, Glenn Anderson, Raymond Basham, Nancy Cassis, Deborah Cherry, Hansen Clarke, Gilda Jacobs, John Pappageorge, Michael Prusi, Michael Switalski named co-sponsor(s) SENATE HISTORY OF SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS 2837

Representative(s) Richard Ball, Steven Bieda, Terry Brown, Pam Byrnes, Brenda Clack, Paul Condino, Bob Constan, George Cushingberry, Robert Dean, Judy Emmons, John Garfield, Lee Gonzales, Goeff Hansen, Dave Hildenbrand, Hoon-Yung Hopgood, Bert Johnson, Philip LaJoy, Richard LeBlanc, Gabe Leland, LaMar Lemmons, Jeff Mayes, Brian Palmer, David Palsrok, Gino Polidori, John Proos, Michael Sak, Alma Smith, Dudley Spade, John Stahl, Steven Tobocman, Aldo Vagnozzi, Lisa Wojno named co-sponsor(s)

5. A concurrent resolution to memorialize the United States Congress to reauthorize the State Children’s Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) for the State of Michigan. Feb. 15, introduced by Senator Roger Kahn ...... 154 Feb. 15, rules suspended...... 154 Feb. 15, referred to Committee on Appropriations ...... 154 Apr. 24, reported favorably without amendment ...... 490 Apr. 24, placed on order of Resolutions...... 490 May 16, adopted ...... 680 May 16, transmitted to House...... 680 Senator(s) Randy Richardville, John Pappageorge, Gilda Jacobs, Jason Allen, Thomas George, Gerald Van Woerkom, Mark Jansen, Bill Hardiman, Tupac Hunter, Patricia Birkholz, Glenn Anderson, Raymond Basham, Nancy Cassis, Deborah Cherry, Hansen Clarke, Ron Jelinek, Michael Prusi, Michael Switalski named co-sponsor(s) Representative(s) Frank Accavitti, Steven Bieda, Jack Brandenburg, Terry Brown, Bruce Caswell, Brenda Clack, Bob Constan, Andy Coulouris, George Cushingberry, Robert Dean, Marie Donigan, John Espinoza, Barbara Farrah, John Garfield, Lee Gonzales, Kevin Green, Ted Hammon, Goeff Hansen, Dave Hildenbrand, Hoon-Yung Hopgood, , William Huizenga, Rick Jones, Robert Jones, Philip LaJoy, Kathleen Law, Richard LeBlanc, LaMar Lemmons, Steven Lindberg, Jim Marleau, Jeff Mayes, Gary McDowell, Mark Meadows, Tim Moore, Neal Nitz, John Pastor, Tom Pearce, Gino Polidori, John Proos, Michael Sak, Rick Shaffer, Joel Sheltrown, Alma Smith, John Stahl, Glenn Steil, Aldo Vagnozzi, Mary Valentine named co-sponsor(s) 6. A concurrent resolution to express the sense of the that all future State of the State addresses be interpreted for the deaf and hard of hearing by qualified interpreters. Feb. 22, introduced by Senator John Gleason ...... 185 Feb. 22, referred to Committee on Government Operations and Reform ...... 185 Senator(s) Alan Cropsey, Samuel Thomas, Deborah Cherry, Dennis Olshove, Martha Scott, Michael Prusi, Hansen Clarke, Gilda Jacobs, Tupac Hunter, Raymond Basham, Michael Switalski, Glenn Anderson, Mark Schauer, Liz Brater, Valde Garcia, Irma Clark-Coleman, Michael Bishop, Roger Kahn, Jason Allen, Wayne Kuipers, Gerald Van Woerkom, Alan Sanborn, Tony Stamas, Michelle McManus, Randy Richardville, Bruce Patterson, John Pappageorge, Mark Jansen, Jim Barcia, Patricia Birkholz, Cameron Brown, Bill Hardiman, Thomas George, Gretchen Whitmer, Judson Gilbert, Ron Jelinek named co-sponsor(s)

7. A concurrent resolution to reject the compensation increase authorized for Civil Service employees by the Civil Service Commission for the 2007-2008 Fiscal Year. Mar. 27, introduced by Senator Ron Jelinek ...... 376 Mar. 27, rules suspended ...... 376 Mar. 27, referred to Committee on Appropriations...... 376 Senator(s) Mark Jansen, John Pappageorge named co-sponsor(s)

8. A concurrent resolution to urge the President of the United States, the United States Congress, and the United States Department of Energy to restore funding for the Weatherization Assistance Program in Fiscal Year 2008 and to consider increasing future funding for this important federal program. Mar. 28, introduced by Senator Bruce Patterson...... 393 Mar. 28, rules suspended ...... 393 Mar. 28, referred to Committee on Energy Policy and Public Utilities ...... 393 Apr. 24, reported favorably without amendment ...... 490 Apr. 24, placed on order of Resolutions...... 490 Apr. 26, adopted ...... 512 Apr. 26, transmitted to House...... 512 Senator(s) Samuel Thomas, John Pappageorge, Mark Jansen, Bill Hardiman, Raymond Basham, Patricia Birkholz, Dennis Olshove, Ron Jelinek, John Gleason, Glenn Anderson, Jim Barcia, Hansen Clarke, Tupac Hunter, Michael Prusi named co-sponsor(s) Representative(s) Richard Ball, Steven Bieda, Darwin Booher, Jack Brandenburg, Pam Byrnes, Bill Caul, Marsha Cheeks, Brenda Clack, Bob Constan, George Cushingberry, Robert Dean, John Espinoza, Barbara 2838 REGULAR SESSION OF 2007

Farrah, John Garfield, Lee Gonzales, Richard Hammel, Ted Hammon, Goeff Hansen, Hoon-Yung Hopgood, Rick Jones, Philip LaJoy, Kathleen Law, Richard LeBlanc, Gabe Leland, LaMar Lemmons, Jim Marleau, Jeff Mayes, Mark Meadows, Arlan Meekhof, Fred Miller, David Palsrok, John Pastor, Tom Pearce, Gino Polidori, John Proos, Tory Rocca, Michael Sak, Bettie Cook Scott, Rick Shaffer, Alma Smith, Dudley Spade, Steven Tobocman named co-sponsor(s)

9. A concurrent resolution to memorialize the Congress of the United States to enact legislation to provide funding for the continuing restoration and protection of the Great Lakes. Apr. 24, introduced by Senator Roger Kahn ...... 473 Apr. 24, rules suspended...... 473 Apr. 24, referred to Committee on Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs ...... 473 Senator(s) Randy Richardville, Patricia Birkholz, Glenn Anderson, Jim Barcia, Deborah Cherry, Hansen Clarke, Judson Gilbert, Wayne Kuipers, Michael Prusi named co-sponsor(s)

10. A concurrent resolution to memorialize the Congress of the United States to provide funding for the Saginaw Bay Coastal Initiative. May 2, introduced by Senator Jim Barcia ...... 545 May 2, rules suspended ...... 545 May 2, referred to Committee on Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs ...... 545 May 31, reported favorably without amendment ...... 812 May 31, placed on order of Resolutions...... 812 Jun. 5, adopted...... 824 Jun. 5, transmitted to House ...... 824 Jul. 17, House concurrence received ...... 1084 Jul. 17, referred to Secretary for record...... 1084 Senator(s) Valde Garcia, John Gleason, Tony Stamas, Deborah Cherry, Roger Kahn, Glenn Anderson, Patricia Birkholz, Liz Brater, Hansen Clarke, Gilda Jacobs, Dennis Olshove, Mark Schauer named co-sponsor(s) Representative(s) Joan Bauer, Steven Bieda, Terry Brown, Pam Byrnes, Bill Caul, Brenda Clack, George Cushingberry, Robert Dean, Marie Donigan, John Espinoza, Barbara Farrah, John Garfield, Matthew Gillard, Lee Gonzales, Richard Hammel, Ted Hammon, Hoon-Yung Hopgood, Rick Jones, Robert Jones, Richard LeBlanc, LaMar Lemmons, Jim Marleau, Jeff Mayes, Gary McDowell, Brian Palmer, John Pastor, Tory Rocca, Michael Sak, Dudley Spade, Steven Tobocman, Aldo Vagnozzi, Mary Valentine, Lisa Wojno, Coleman Young named co-sponsor(s)

11. A concurrent resolution to urge the United States Congress to oppose the South Korea Free Trade Agreement. May 10, introduced by Senator Glenn Anderson ...... 641 May 10, rules suspended ...... 641 May 10, referred to Committee on Commerce and Tourism ...... 641 Senator(s) Raymond Basham, Michael Prusi, Dennis Olshove, Gretchen Whitmer, Deborah Cherry, John Gleason, Hansen Clarke, Irma Clark-Coleman, Tupac Hunter, Roger Kahn, Jim Barcia, Mark Schauer, Gilda Jacobs, Michael Switalski named co-sponsor(s)

12. A concurrent resolution to urge Michigan’s congressional delegation to secure supplemental funding to control the spread of viral hemorrhagic septicemia in fish populations. May 25, introduced by Senator Jason Allen...... 781 May 25, rules suspended ...... 781 May 25, referred to Committee on Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs ...... 781 May 31, reported favorably without amendment ...... 813 May 31, placed on order of Resolutions...... 813 Jun. 5, adopted...... 825 Jun. 5, transmitted to House ...... 825 Jul. 18, House concurrence received ...... 1097 Jul. 18, referred to Secretary for record...... 1097 Senator(s) Jason Allen, Wayne Kuipers, Mark Jansen, Bruce Patterson, Tony Stamas, Gerald Van Woerkom, Judson Gilbert, Bill Hardiman, Cameron Brown, John Pappageorge, Alan Cropsey, Nancy Cassis, Randy Richardville, Ron Jelinek, Roger Kahn, Valde Garcia, Thomas George, Alan Sanborn, John Gleason, Deborah Cherry, Liz Brater, Jim Barcia, Gretchen Whitmer, Tupac Hunter, Martha Scott, Samuel Thomas, Mark Schauer, Michael Switalski, Gilda Jacobs, Irma Clark-Coleman, Raymond Basham, Glenn Anderson, Hansen Clarke named co-sponsor(s) SENATE HISTORY OF SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS 2839

Representative(s) Richard Ball, Joan Bauer, Steven Bieda, Terry Brown, Pam Byrnes, Bill Caul, Brenda Clack, Bob Constan, George Cushingberry, Robert Dean, Marie Donigan, John Espinoza, Barbara Farrah, John Garfield, Matthew Gillard, Lee Gonzales, Richard Hammel, Ted Hammon, Dave Hildenbrand, Hoon-Yung Hopgood, William Huizenga, Rick Jones, Robert Jones, Michael Lahti, Richard LeBlanc, LaMar Lemmons, Jim Marleau, Jeff Mayes, Gary McDowell, Arlan Meekhof, David Palsrok, John Pastor, Phil Pavlov, John Proos, Tory Rocca, Michael Sak, Tonya Schuitmaker, Bettie Cook Scott, Dudley Spade, John Stakoe, Steven Tobocman, Howard Walker, Rebekah Warren, Lisa Wojno, Coleman Young named co-sponsor(s)

13. A concurrent resolution to memorialize the Congress of the United States to enact the Hearing Aid Assistance Tax Credit Act. May 31, introduced by Senator Tupac Hunter ...... 808 May 31, rules suspended ...... 808 May 31, referred to Committee on Finance...... 808 Senator(s) Deborah Cherry, John Gleason, John Pappageorge, Gretchen Whitmer, Gerald Van Woerkom, Irma Clark-Coleman, Martha Scott, Gilda Jacobs, Samuel Thomas, Mark Schauer, Liz Brater, Glenn Anderson, Hansen Clarke, Michael Switalski named co-sponsor(s)

14. A concurrent resolution to memorialize Congress to enact the Protecting Children’s Health in Schools Act. May 31, introduced by Senator Tupac Hunter ...... 808 May 31, rules suspended ...... 808 May 31, referred to Committee on Health Policy ...... 808 Senator(s) Gretchen Whitmer, Irma Clark-Coleman, John Gleason, Martha Scott, Gilda Jacobs, Samuel Thomas, Mark Schauer, Liz Brater, Glenn Anderson, Deborah Cherry, Hansen Clarke, Michael Switalski named co-sponsor(s)

15. A concurrent resolution to request the congressional Joint Committee on the Library to approve the replacement of Michigan’s statue of Zachariah Chandler with an image of President Gerald R. Ford as part of the National Statuary Hall Collection and to take other actions related to this undertaking. Jun. 27, introduced by Senator Bill Hardiman ...... 976 Jun. 27, rules suspended ...... 976 Jun. 27, referred to Committee on Commerce and Tourism ...... 976 Senator(s) Mark Jansen, Wayne Kuipers, Jason Allen, Patricia Birkholz, Judson Gilbert, Gerald Van Woerkom, Tony Stamas, Ron Jelinek, Michael Bishop, Randy Richardville, Alan Cropsey, John Pappageorge, Cameron Brown, Jim Barcia, Valde Garcia, Hansen Clarke, Glenn Anderson, Nancy Cassis, John Gleason, Gilda Jacobs, Mark Schauer, Michael Switalski named co-sponsor(s)

16. A concurrent resolution to urge the Honorable John Conyers, Jr., Chairman of the Committee on the Judiciary in the United States House of Representatives, to conduct hearings on the fitness of United States District Court Judge Richard Enslen to serve. Jun. 28, introduced by Senator Wayne Kuipers ...... 1000 Jun. 28, rules suspended ...... 1000 Jun. 28, referred to Committee on Judiciary ...... 1000 Senator(s) John Pappageorge, Tony Stamas, Nancy Cassis, Mark Jansen, Gerald Van Woerkom named co-sponsor(s)

17. A concurrent resolution to memorialize the Congress of the United States to enact the Homeownership Protection and Enhancement Act. Jul. 17, introduced by Senator Tupac Hunter ...... 1084 Jul. 17, rules suspended ...... 1084 Jul. 17, referred to Committee on Banking and Financial Institutions...... 1084 Senator(s) Deborah Cherry, Glenn Anderson, Randy Richardville, Hansen Clarke, Gilda Jacobs, John Gleason, Raymond Basham, Jim Barcia, Samuel Thomas, Mark Schauer, Irma Clark-Coleman, Michael Switalski named co-sponsor(s)

18. A concurrent resolution to express support for Northwest Airlines’ application to provide nonstop service to Shanghai and Beijing, China, from . Aug. 30, introduced by Senator Judson Gilbert...... 1250 Aug. 30, rules suspended...... 1250 Aug. 30, adopted...... 1250 2840 REGULAR SESSION OF 2007

Aug. 30, transmitted to House...... 1250 Senator(s) Glenn Anderson, Raymond Basham, Patricia Birkholz, Deborah Cherry, Hansen Clarke, John Gleason, Valde Garcia, Gilda Jacobs, Wayne Kuipers, John Pappageorge, Randy Richardville, Mark Schauer, Samuel Thomas named co-sponsor(s) Representative(s) Frank Accavitti, Steven Bieda, Bruce Caswell, Robert Dean, Marie Donigan, Rick Jones, Robert Jones, Philip LaJoy, Richard LeBlanc, Gabe Leland, LaMar Lemmons, Jim Marleau, Jeff Mayes, Phil Pavlov, Gino Polidori, Fulton Sheen, Joel Sheltrown, Alma Smith, John Stahl, Aldo Vagnozzi, Mary Valentine, Brian Palmer, Steven Tobocman named co-sponsor(s)

19. A concurrent resolution to encourage the Civil Service Commission and the Department of Management and Budget to limit meal reimbursement to trips requiring overnight lodging. Sep. 18, introduced by Senator Ron Jelinek...... 1397 Sep. 18, rules suspended...... 1397 Sep. 18, adopted...... 1397 Sep. 18, transmitted to House...... 1397 Representative(s) Steven Bieda, Darwin Booher, Jack Brandenburg, Bruce Caswell, Bill Caul, Bob Constan, Rick Jones, Richard LeBlanc, Neal Nitz, John Pastor, Tom Pearce, Rick Shaffer named co-sponsor(s)

20. A concurrent resolution to urge the Michigan Office of Financial and Insurance Services to continue its par- ticipation in the states-based development of the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System. Oct. 16, introduced by Senator Roger Kahn...... 1658 Oct. 16, rules suspended ...... 1658 Oct. 16, referred to Committee on Banking and Financial Institutions...... 1658 Oct. 25, reported favorably without amendment...... 1731 Oct. 25, placed on order of Resolutions ...... 1731 Nov. 6, adopted...... 2124 Nov. 6, transmitted to House...... 2124 Senator(s) Randy Richardville, Glenn Anderson, Alan Sanborn, Patricia Birkholz, John Gleason, Mark Schauer, Tony Stamas, Hansen Clarke, Dennis Olshove, Cameron Brown, Nancy Cassis, Tupac Hunter, Jim Barcia, Liz Brater, Valde Garcia, Gilda Jacobs, John Pappageorge, Michael Switalski named co-sponsor(s) Representative(s) Richard Ball, Steven Bieda, Bruce Caswell, George Cushingberry, Robert Dean, John Garfield, Kevin Green, Rick Jones, Philip LaJoy, David Law, Gabe Leland, LaMar Lemmons, John Moolenaar, Neal Nitz, Paul Opsommer, Bettie Cook Scott, Rick Shaffer, Joel Sheltrown named co-sponsor(s)

21. A concurrent resolution to urge state departments, universities, community colleges, and local units of govern- ment 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 Senator(s) Wayne Kuipers, Gilda Jacobs, Mark Jansen, Samuel Thomas, Glenn Anderson, Jim 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, Randy Richardville, Mark Schauer, Michael Switalski 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, and the Secretary of State the next time the commission meets and to urge the commission to ensure that none of its future recommendations exceed 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, substitute (S-2) adopted ...... 2158 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 SENATE HISTORY OF SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS 2841

Nov. 8, transmitted to House...... 2158 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, Dave Hildenbrand, 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, John Proos, 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, , Kathy Angerer named co-sponsor(s)

23. A concurrent resolution to urge that, beginning immediately, all light bulb replacements in state-owned buildings be compact fluorescent light bulbs. Dec. 13, introduced by Senator Samuel Thomas...... 2403 Dec. 13, rules suspended ...... 2403 Dec. 13, referred to Committee on Energy Policy and Public Utilities...... 2403 Senator(s) Glenn Anderson, Jim Barcia, Liz Brater, Irma Clark-Coleman, Hansen Clarke, John Gleason, Gilda Jacobs, Mark Schauer, Michael Switalski 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 Dec. 13, adopted ...... 2403 Dec. 13, transmitted to House ...... 2403