HB 4217 Summary

• Expands DNA sample collection requirements for juveniles to include violations of MCL 750.451(9), (10), and (11) in addition to existing subsections (1) and (2), related to prostitution offenses.

• Replaces references to "first and second prostitution violations" with specific statutory citations to the Michigan penal code to clarify which prostitution-related offenses trigger DNA collection mandates.

• Changes mandatory language from "shall" to "must" throughout the statute for grammatical consistency in describing DNA sample collection and assessment payment obligations.

• Adds "health and" to specify that the "department of health and human services" (rather than just human services) must forward DNA identification profiles to state police when a petition is filed or summons issued.

• Takes effect 90 days after enactment and is contingent on passage of HB 4215, creating a tie-bar requirement between the two bills.