December 20, 2019 •
Michigan Legislature Adjourns Sine Die
Michigan State Capitol - By Brian Charles Watson
The 100th Legislature adjourned sine die at noon on December 19 after more than 100 legislative days in session. During the session, lawmakers voted to pass a bill to revise the rules on the governor transferring funds appropriated by the […]
The 100th Legislature adjourned sine die at noon on December 19 after more than 100 legislative days in session.
During the session, lawmakers voted to pass a bill to revise the rules on the governor transferring funds appropriated by the legislature to a different purpose than the one originally specified.
The legislature also voted to pass a bill to exempt equipment owned by a data center business from local special assessment levies, and some school property tax levies.
Per the state constitution, any business, bill, or joint resolution pending at the final adjournment of a regular session held in an odd-numbered year will carry over with the same status to the next regular session.
The 2020 session is scheduled to begin on January 8, 2020.
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