MI SB0399

Establishes duties for the childhood lead poisoning prevention and control commission to study environmental threats of lead poisoning to children's health and review the lead poisoning prevention program under section 5474.

Requires the commission to evaluate the program's effectiveness, including its ability to ensure 100% of young children enrolled in Medicaid receive blood lead tests as required by federal law.

Directs the commission to develop short- and long-range strategic recommendations addressing public awareness, increased blood lead testing rates, elimination of lead poisoning sources (particularly lead-based paint in older housing), and interagency coordination.

Mandates the commission submit written reports with findings and recommendations to the governor and legislature by March 31, 2020, and annually thereafter by March 31, with department of health and human services testimony to relevant legislative committees.

Takes effect 90 days after enactment, contingent upon Senate Bill No. 398 of the 100th Legislature being enacted into law.