MI HB5128

Clarifies language in the Michigan Medical Marihuana Act to state medical marihuana use must "comply" with the act rather than be "carried out in accordance" with its provisions.

Expands prohibition on smoking marihuana to include food service establishments as defined in the Food Law, in addition to existing prohibitions on public transportation and public places.

Reorganizes the butane extraction prohibition into a list format specifying three locations where extraction is prohibited: public places, motor vehicles, and residential structures or their curtilage.

Changes conditional language from "when" to "if" regarding tasks performed under marihuana influence that would constitute negligence or professional malpractice.

Makes minor grammatical corrections including changing "non-profit" to "nonprofit" and "shall be construed to require" to "requires" throughout the statute.