MI HB6150

Expands who may introduce bills under the rule-making objection process to include "any member of the committee," not just the committee chair and alternate chair.

Allows bills introduced to enact a rule's subject into law to contain language "wholly or partly contrary to" the proposed rule, giving legislators more flexibility in how they address rule subjects.

Removes requirement that bills be introduced "as soon as the bills have been prepared" and instead requires simultaneous introduction in both houses "to the extent practicable."

Changes language in subsection (4) from "bill staying" to "stay of" the effective date of a proposed rule for up to 1 year.

Clarifies that the legislative service bureau shall give priority to bill preparation and specifies that bills must contain one or more enumerated alternatives, including rescission, repeal, or stay of the rule's effective date.