MI HB5655

Updates the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act to remove the requirement that individuals must possess a concealed pistol license (CPL) to carry a loaded pistol, concealed or not, in areas frequented by wild animals.

Removes specific references to 1927 PA 372 (Michigan's CPL law) and related Michigan Penal Code sections that previously authorized concealed carry without a license under certain circumstances.

Makes grammatical changes, replacing "his or her" with "that individual's" and "shall not be construed to" with "does not."

This bill is a tie bar with HB 5653, meaning it only takes effect if HB 5653 of the 103rd Legislature is also enacted into law.

Clarifies that the change does not authorize taking or attempting to take wild animals except as otherwise provided by law.