MI HB4448

Amends the Michigan Emergency Management Act to clarify that executive orders, proclamations, or directives cannot suspend or limit response times for Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests unless the public body proves by clear and convincing evidence a physical inability to comply due to the declared disaster or emergency.

Maintains the governor's authority to declare a state of disaster or emergency lasting up to 28 days, with extensions requiring approval by resolution of both houses of the legislature.

Requires that any executive order or proclamation declaring a disaster or emergency specify the nature of the event, threatened areas, causing conditions, and termination conditions.

Establishes that FOIA duties cannot be extended or limited in scope by emergency declarations except in cases of documented physical inability to perform those duties as a direct result of the disaster or emergency.