MI HB6032

Prohibits ownership and possession of nonhuman primates in Michigan, with exceptions for accredited zoos, research institutions, animal sanctuaries, USDA-licensed facilities, law enforcement, veterinarians, permitting agencies, animal control personnel, and individuals who owned primates before the law's enactment.

Restricts transfer of nonhuman primates to only the exempted entities and organizations listed in the statute.

Limits breeding of nonhuman primates to accredited zoos and research institutions only.

Requires prior authorization from the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and unique permanent identification for any nonhuman primate imported into the state.

Establishes violations as misdemeanors punishable by permanent removal of the animal, imprisonment for up to 93 days, up to 500 hours of community service, and fines between $500 and $1,000.