Michigan’s GOP-controlled Senate is considering forming a joint committee that would be able to suspend rules administered by state agencies between legislative sessions.
The Senate proposal, Concurrent Resolution 36, would form a joint committee of the state’s Legislature to act between legislative sessions. Michigan’s constitution gives the committee power to suspend rules and regulations issued by state administrative agencies.
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