HB 5968 (Wortz): Requires the responsibilities of administering elections to be performed by the deputy secretary of state if the secretary of state is a candidate for office.

HB 5845 (Wortz): Requires retention of electronic poll book flash drives.

HB 5214 (Schmaltz): Provides for an income tax credit for eligible family caregivers.

HB 5235 (Schuette): Clarifies owner and eligibility of a homestead placed in certain trusts.

HB 5236 (Schuette): Modifies the definition of homestead pertaining to a property tax credit.

A presentation by the Michigan Opioid Task Force.

HB 4905 (Schmaltz): Provides for virtual supervision to earn marriage and family therapy licensing.

HB 5724 (Meerman): Requires the department to observe residential treatment plans.

HB 6020 (Greene): Provides for participation in ibogaine clinical trials.

A presentation and discussion by Michigan State University Extension on the Managing Farm Stress Counseling Program.

HB 5767 (Alexander): Requires driver training instruction in work zone safety.

HB 5768 (Alexander): Requires driver training instruction in work zone safety.

HB 5989 (Smit): Designates a portion of M-40 as the "Chief David Haverdink Memorial Highway."

HB 5977 (Maddock): Provides for homeschool driver training.

HB 5978 (Maddock): Provides for homeschool driver training.

HB 5651 (VanderWall): Modifies the enforcement of speed restrictions in school zones.

HB 5974 (Aragona): Modifies the rights of a minor patient.

HB 5985 (Kunse): Expands the Michigan Essential Health Provider Recruitment Strategy to include pharmacists.

HB 6022 (VanderWall): Modifies the authority for prescreening individuals for mental health services.

SB 205 (Daley): Allows certain private practice offices and urgent care clinics to provide information on the donor registry and donating bone marrow.

SB 716 (Wojno): Modifies scheduling of certain controlled substances.

HB 5044 (Wendzel): Requires a policy for the receipt of medically necessary treatment by pupils.

HB 5081 (Schmaltz): Requires each school district to employ at least one teacher trained in Orton-Gillingham approach principles.

HB 5646 (Kelly): Creates certain requirements for the approval of teacher preparation programs.

HB 5697 (DeBoer): Requires completion of certain training for K-5 teachers.

HB 5957 (DeBoer): Modifies the expiration of a nonrenewable temporary teaching certificate.

HB 6016 (Koleszar): Modifies the interim teaching certification process.

HB 5453 (Lightner): Creates a prison diversion program for individuals in the possession of controlled substances.

HB 5684 (Green): Prohibits threats or assaults against Department of Health and Human Services designated caregivers and provides penalties.

HB 5685 (Edwards): Expands penalties for threats or assault against an employee of the Family Independence Agency.

HB 5686 (Roth): Provides for sentencing guidelines for threats or assaults against a Department of Health and Human Services designated caregiver.

A review of Member-Submitted Legislatively Directed Spending Items.

HB 5814 (Maddock): Modifies retroactive coverage for medical assistance under the medical assistance program.

HB 5993 (Harris): Allows insurance producers to collect credit card processing fees.

HB 5994 (Snyder): Allows premium finance companies to collect processing fees.

Presentations from:

- Jon Cool-President, Michigan Railroads Association

- Sean Pengelly, P.E. , Director of Industrial Development Lake State Railway Company

- Rick Kidd, Vice President – Edw. C Levy Co.

- Pete Cotter, Vice President of Operations – Hydrolake Inc.

SB 102 (Wojno): Modifies a request for a transcript and abstract of paper or record for county employees and officers.

HB 5506 (Kuhn): Prohibits certain local officials acting as lobbyists outside of the course and scope of the official's office.

HB 6009 (Roth): Limits severance pay for executive and legislative branch employees and officers and requires reporting if greater than a certain amount.

HB 5936 (Harris): Provides for a refund of permit fees in the case of delayed department decisions.

HB 5937 (Aragona): Modifies the approval process for certain permits.

HB 5938 (Smit): Limits revisions of certain permit applications.

HB 6038 (DeBoyer): Provides a deadline for the department to require changes to an application for certain permits.

HB 5716 (Wortz): Provides a deadline to issue a certificate of acceptability for a premanufactured unit.

HB 5931 (Aragona): Modifies the affidavit submission process for cigar bars and tobacco specialty retail stores.

HB 5116 (Mueller): Modifies bingo and charitable gaming millionaire parties.

HB 6007 (Cavitt): Modifies delegation of certain duties and exemption of certain persons from licensure.

HB 5789 (Cavitt): Requires that certain construction materials produced in the United States be procured for public works projects.

HB 4894 (Robinson): Provides for sealing court records of evictions.

HB 5033 (Kelly): Exempts school building construction projects that cost less than $5,000,000 from certain construction requirements.

HB 5645 (Green): Modifies certain definitions in the Privately Owned Cervidae Producers Marketing Act.

HB 5727 (Hoadley): Modifies references to licenses for certain substance use disorder services programs in the Prudent Purchaser Act to include those exempt from licensure.

HB 5139 (Roth): Expands the definition of marketplace facilitators.

HB 5152 (Paquette): Modifies distribution of proceeds from mortgage foreclosure auctions.

HB 5153 (Andrews): Modifies distribution of proceeds from mortgage foreclosure auctions.

HB 5707 (Bierlein): Provides for an exemption to permitting requirements for construction of certain residential ponds.

HB 5783 (Carter): Allows credit unions to have certain communication with a qualified private insurance organization.

HB 5805 (Aragona): Establishes and administers a housing opportunity tax credit program.

HB 5984 (DeBoer): Provides for public innovative programs.

HB 5434 (Outman): Provides for a tax on motor carriers for electric fuel.

HB 5435 (Outman): Modifies the Motor Fuel Tax Act to include a tax on electric fuel.

A presentation by the Michigan Gaming Control Board on its Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget request and update on current work projects.