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House Bill 4618 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
House Bill 4618 has been referred to the House Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Meadows |
House Bill 4618 would increase the penalties for human cloning.
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Senate Bill 41 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
Senate Bill 41 has been referred to the Senate Health Policy Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Sen. Scott |
Senate Bill 41 would expand insurance coverage to include contraceptives.
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| Bill Number: |
Senate Bill 529 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
Senate Bill 529 has been referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Sen. Whitmer |
Senate Bill 529 would increase the penalties for human cloning.
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| Bill Number: |
House Bill 4617 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
House Bill 4617 has been referred the House Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Meadows |
House Bill 4617 would increase the penalties for human cloning.
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House Bill 4296 [ view bill ] |
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House Bill 4296 has been referred to the House Health Policy Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. K. Law |
House Bill 4296 would expand insurance coverage to include contraceptives.
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House Bill 4616 [ view bill ] |
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House Bill 4616 has been referred to the House Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Meisner |
House Bill 4616 would lift the ban on embryonic stem cell research in Michigan.
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Senate Bill 415 [ view bill ] |
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Senate Bill 415 has been passed by both the Senate and the House and has been returned back to the Senate for final passage. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Sen. Cherry |
Senate Bill 415 would amend the Public Health Code to require the Department of Community Health (DCH) to identify materials about the human papillomavirus (HPV) and the HPV vaccine, notify schools of the availability of the materials, and encourage schools to make the information available to parents.
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House Bill 5054 [ view bill ] |
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House Bill 5054 has been passed by the House and has been referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Donigan |
House Bill 5054 would create the Sexual Assault Victims' Medical Forensic Intervention and Treatment Act and a corresponding fund for organizations that provide services to victims of sexual assaults and perform evidence gathering for prosecution of sexual assault cases.
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House Bill 5171 [ view bill ] |
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House Bill 5171 has been passed out of the House Health Policy Committee and is now before the full House of Representatives. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Meadows |
House Bill 5171 would amend the Public Health Code to require the Department of Community Health (DCH) to identify materials about the human papillomavirus (HPV) and the HPV vaccine, notify schools of the availability of the materials, and encourage schools to make the information available to parents.
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House Bill 4164 [ view bill ] |
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House Bill 4164 has been referred to the House Health Policy Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Clack |
House Bill 4164 would require the parent or guardian of a sixth grade student to either give school officials a certificate of immunization including the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine or a statement of exemption. It would also require the Department of Community Health (DCH) to consult with the Michigan Advisory Committee on Immunizations about revisions to the list of required childhood immunizations and the identification and dissemination of materials containing information about diseases for which vaccines are recommended.
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House Bill 4244 [ view bill ] |
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House Bill 4244 has been referred to the House Insurance Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Accavitti |
House Bill 4244 would expand insurance coverage to include infertility treatments if pregnancy-related benefits are provided.
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Senate Bill 133 [ view bill ] |
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Senate Bill 133 has been referred to the Senate Health Policy Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Sen. Stamas |
Senate Bill 133 would amend the Revised School Code to require the parent or guardian of a female sixth grade student to give school officials a statement that she has received the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, or that the parent or guardian chose not to have her vaccinated.
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House Bill 5055 [ view bill ] |
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House Bill 5055 has been passed by the House and has been referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Donigan |
House Bill 5055 would amend the Code of Criminal Procedure (MCL 769.1a) to increase the minimum state costs assessed in criminal cases by $5 for each crime category. This bill would apply to adults and juveniles tried as adults who were convicted of a crime.
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House Bill 4245 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
House Bill 4245 has been referred to the House Insurance Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Accavitti |
House Bill 4245 would expand insurance coverage to include infertility treatments if pregnancy-related benefits are provided.
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| Bill Number: |
House Bill 4295 [ view bill ] |
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House Bill 4295 has been referred to the House Health Policy Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Bieda |
House Bill 4295 would expand insurance coverage to include contraceptives.
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| Bill Number: |
Senate Bill 132 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
Senate Bill 132 has been referred to the Senate Health Policy Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Sen. Cherry |
Senate Bill 132 would require the parent or guardian of a sixth grade student to either give school officials a certificate of immunization including the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine or a statement of exemption. It would also require the Department of Community Health (DCH) to consult with the Michigan Advisory Committee on Immunizations about revisions to the list of required childhood immunizations and the identification and dissemination of materials containing information about diseases for which vaccines are recommended.
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| Bill Number: |
House Bill 5056 [ view bill ] |
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House Bill 5056 has been passed by the House and has been referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Donigan |
House Bill 5056 would amend the Probate Code (MCL 712A.18m) to increase the minimum state costs assessed in criminal cases by $5 for each crime category. This bill would apply to juveniles within the court's jurisdiction.
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Senate Bill 416 [ view bill ] |
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Senate Bill 416 has been passed by the Senate and is now before the full House of Representatives. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Sen. Stamas |
Senate Bill 416 would amend the Revised School Code to require a school board to include information about the human papillomavirus (HPV) and the HPV vaccine if the board provides information on school health issues to the parents of students in or entering the sixth grade.
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| Bill Number: |
House Bill 4104 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
House Bill 4104 has been referred to the House Health Policy Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Meadows |
House Bill 4104 would amend the Revised School Code to require the parent or guardian of a female sixth grade student to give school officials a statement that she has received the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, or that the parent or guardian chose not to have her vaccinated.
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House Bill 5057 [ view bill ] |
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House Bill 5057 has been passed by the House and has been referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Donigan |
House Bill 5057 would add the Sexual Assault Victims' Medical Forensic Intervention and Treatment Fund to the list of funds that receive money from the Justice System Fund and amend the Revised Judicature Act to reallocate distributions from the Justice System Fund.
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House Bill 5322 [ view bill ] |
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House Bill 5322 has been passed by the House and has been referred to the Senate Health Policy Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Clack |
House Bill 5322 would amend the Revised School Code to require a school board to include information about the human papillomavirus (HPV) and the HPV vaccine if the board provides information on other health issues to the parents of students in at least sixth, ninth, and twelfth grades.
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| Bill Number: |
Senate Bill 42 [ view bill ] |
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Senate Bill 42 has been referred to the Senate Health Policy Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Sen. Jacobs |
Senate Bill 42 would expand insurance coverage to include contraceptives.
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| Bill Number: |
Senate Bill 52 [ view bill ] |
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Senate Bill 52 has been referred to the Senate Health Policy Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Sen. Whitmer |
Senate Bill 52 would lift the ban on embryonic stem cell research in Michigan.
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Senate Bill 359 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
Senate Bill 359 has been referred to the Senate Health Policy Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Sen. C. Brown |
Senate Bill 359 would prohibit research on a live or aborted embryo, fetus, or neonate except in instances of spontaneous abortion where consent of the mother has been obtained.
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House Bill 4334 [ view bill ] |
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House Bill 4334 has been referred to the House Health Policy Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Caul |
House Bill 4334 would prohibit research on a live or aborted embryo, fetus, or neonate except in instances of spontaneous abortion where consent of the mother has been obtained.
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Senate Bill 1049 [ view bill ] |
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Senate Bill 1049 has passed the Senate and has been referred to the House Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Sen. Pappageorge |
Senate Bill 1049 is tie-barred to Senate Bill 776. It would create sentencing guidelines for those who are found guilty of performing the methods of abortion care prohibited under Senate Bill 776.
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Senate Bill 776 [ view bill ] |
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Senate Bill 776 has passed the Senate and has been referred to the House Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Sen. C. Brown |
Senate Bill 776 would ban safe and often medically-necessary methods of abortion care with no exception to protect a woman's health.
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House Bill 4651 [ view bill ] |
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House Bill 4651 has been referred to the House Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Green |
House Bill 4651 would heighten the requirements for abortion reporting and allow any individual who knows of a woman seeking treatment for a physical complication resulting from an abortion to complete and transmit a notice of compliance form to the health facility and/or physician, if known, and the Department of Community Health.
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House Bill 4653 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
House Bill 4653 has been referred to House Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Opsommer |
House Bill 4653 would create the so-called "Coercive Abortion Prevention Act." Under this Act, anyone defined as exhibiting such "coercive" behavior would face possible criminal and civil penalties. Attempts during previous sessions to amend the bill package to ensure that women were not coerced out of having an abortion failed.
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| Bill Number: |
House Bill 4647 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
House Bill 4647 has been referred to the House Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Huizenga |
House Bill 4647 would define and clarify the way in which fetal remains are to be disposed of in the case of a stillbirth, miscarriage, or abortion.
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| Bill Number: |
House Bill 4652 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
House Bill 4652 has been referred to the House Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Emmons |
House Bill 4652 would allow civil damages to be sought for the violation of the "Coercive Abortion Prevention Act."
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House Bill 4613 [ view bill ] |
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House Bill 4613 has been referred to the House Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Palmer |
House Bill 4613 would ban safe and often medically-necessary methods of abortion care with no exception to protect a woman's health.
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| Bill Number: |
House Bill 4656 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
House Bill 4656 has been referred to the House Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Agema |
House Bill 4656 would create a "screening" process to identify potentially "coercive" behavior on the part of anyone in a patient's life and mandate that clinics post public notices stating that it is illegal to coerce someone into seeking an abortion. The bill would also require providers to call child protective services if a minor patient indicates that someone has tried to "coerce" them into having abortion.
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| Bill Number: |
House Bill 4335 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
House Bill 4335 has been referred to the House Health Policy Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Moolenaar |
House Bill 4335 would prohibit financial benefit or compensation for the distribution or transfer of any portion of an embryo, fetus, or neonate obtained as a result of an elective abortion.
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| Bill Number: |
House Bill 5664 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
House Bill 5664 has been referred to the House Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Palmer |
House Bill 5664 is tie-barred to House Bill 4613. It would create sentencing guidelines for those who are found guilty of performing the methods of abortion care prohibited under House Bill 4613.
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House Bill 5650 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
House Bill 5650 has been referred to the House Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Robertson |
House Bill 5650 would prevent a minor from re-petitioning the court if she has previously been denied a waiver of parental consent concerning the same pregnancy, and heighten the standard the court is to use when determining whether or not to grant a waiver.
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| Bill Number: |
Senate Bill 423 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
Senate Bill 423 has been referred to the Senate Health Policy Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Sen. Allen |
Senate Bill 423 would define and clarify the way in which fetal remains are to be disposed of in the case of a stillbirth, miscarriage, or abortion.
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| Bill Number: |
House Bill 4660 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
House Bill 4660 has been referred to the House Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Palmer |
House Bill 4660 would allow health care providers to object to participating in a health care service as a matter of conscience, on ethical, moral, or religious grounds.
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Senate Bill 1162 [ view bill ] |
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Senate Bill 1162 has been referred to the Senate Transportation Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Sen. Garcia |
Senate Bill 1162 would create a "Choose Life" specialty fund-raising license plate.
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| Bill Number: |
House Bill 4655 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
House Bill 4655 has been referred to the House Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Agema |
House Bill 4655 would require providers to "screen" all patients for any potentially "coercive" behavior on the part of anyone in the patient's life.
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House Bill 4648 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
House Bill 4648 has been referred to the House Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Huizenga |
House Bill 4648 would define and clarify the way in which fetal remains are to be disposed of in the case of a stillbirth, miscarriage, or abortion.
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| Bill Number: |
Senate Bill 1059 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
Senate Bill 1059 has passed the Senate and has been referred to the House Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Sen. Cropsey |
Senate Bill 1059 would prevent a minor from re-petitioning the court if she has previously been denied a waiver of parental consent concerning the same pregnancy, and heighten the standard the court is to use when determining whether or not to grant a waiver.
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| Bill Number: |
House Bill 4654 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
House Bill 4654 has been referred to the House Judiciary Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Rep. Meekhof |
House Bill 4654 would create sentencing guidelines for violation of the "Coercive Abortion Prevention Act."
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| Bill Number: |
Senate Bill 422 [ view bill ] |
| Status: |
Senate Bill 422 has been referred to the Senate Health Policy Committee. |
| Sponsor(s): |
Sen. Allen |
Senate Bill 422 would define and clarify the way in which fetal remains are to be disposed of in the case of a stillbirth, miscarriage, or abortion.
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