MI HB5417

Lowers the blood lead level threshold requiring department notification from 10 micrograms per deciliter to 5 micrograms per deciliter, expanding the reporting requirements for cases of childhood lead poisoning.

Changes reporting deadline for annual legislative reports on screened children with elevated blood lead levels from January 1 to January 1 of each year, requiring comparison with previous fiscal year rates and recommendations for improving federal CDC guideline compliance.

Modifies the annual expenditure report deadline from within one year of enactment to July 1 of each year, requiring complete accounting of lead poisoning prevention program spending and sources of funds.

Makes clarifying grammatical changes throughout the statute, replacing "shall" with "must," "upon" with "on," and "in" with "by" in various provisions.

Bill is contingent on the enactment of House Bills 5418, 5413, 5415, and 5423 of the 101st Legislature.