MI SB0215

Renames the Commission on Spanish-Speaking Affairs to the Hispanic/Latino Commission of Michigan and updates all related terminology throughout the act from "Spanish-speaking" to "Hispanic/Latino"

Establishes the Hispanic/Latino Commission with 15 members appointed by the governor with senate approval, meeting at least 6 times annually, with members representing urban, suburban, and rural areas throughout the state

Designates the Commission to advise state leadership on Hispanic/Latino affairs, recommend policy changes, review grants, and coordinate heritage month and holiday celebrations

Creates the Office of Hispanic/Latino Affairs within the Department of Energy, Labor, and Economic Growth to conduct studies, serve as an information clearinghouse, and submit annual reports to the governor and legislature

Establishes a state Hispanic/Latino Interagency Council comprising representatives from 16 state departments and agencies to coordinate programs and services for Hispanic/Latino people