MI HB6064

Establishes a childhood lead poisoning prevention and control commission within the Department of Health and Human Services, with 8 voting members appointed by the governor with senate advice and consent.

Commission membership includes representatives from DHHS (as chair), Department of Environmental Quality, Michigan State Housing Development Authority, pediatric public health initiative, local health department, certified lead-abatement contractors, and 2 public members (one from affected community, one representing property owners/developers).

Requires commission to conduct at least 2 public hearings to seek input from 27 specified organizations and groups with interest in childhood lead poisoning prevention, with first hearing within 60 days of commission appointment.

Commission must conduct business at public meetings compliant with the Open Meetings Act and make records available under the Freedom of Information Act; members serve without compensation but may receive reimbursement for actual and necessary expenses.

Act takes effect 90 days after enactment and is contingent on passage of HB 6063.