MI HB4843

Expands authorized users of electronic control devices (tasers/stun guns) to include private security guards who possess valid concealed pistol licenses, with written employer authorization and device ownership by the employer

Adds a new category of "electronic control device that uses conducted electrical energy technology" alongside existing electro-muscular disruption devices, requiring downloadable memory storage to record date, time, and duration of each use

Requires aircraft pilots and crew members to have written employer authorization to possess and use electronic control devices, and restricts use to course of employment duties

Clarifies lawful use of electronic control devices includes de-escalation, temporary incapacitation, deterring assault, overcoming illegal resistance, or any other objectively reasonable purpose

Updates terminology throughout the statute, including changing "Department of Environmental Quality" to "Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy" and standardizing language from "person" to "individual"