YOUTH CONSERVATION REHAB. CAMP REPEAL                                          H.B. 5893-5895:

                                                                               SUMMARY OF HOUSE-PASSED BILL

                                                                                                         IN COMMITTEE

House Bills 5893, 5894, and 5895 (as passed by the House)

Sponsor:  Representative Daire Rendon (H.B. 5893)

               Representative Roger Hauck (H.B. 5894)

               Representative Beau Matthew LaFave (H.B. 5895)

House Committee:  Oversight

Senate Committee:  Oversight

Date Completed:  6-6-18

CONTENT

House Bill 5893 would repeal Public Act 145 of 1963, which required the establishment and operation of conservation rehabilitation camps for male delinquent youths.

House Bill 5894 would repeal Public Act 145 of 1965, which transferred Camp LaVictoire from the Department of Corrections to the Department of Social Welfare (now within the Department of Health and Human Services) for operation as a conservation rehabilitation camp.

House Bill 5895 would repeal Public Act 229 of 1962, which appropriated certain funds for the construction, renovation, and operation of conservation rehabilitation camps for male delinquent youths.

House Bill 5895 is tie-barred to House Bill 5893.

MCL 803.321-803.323 (H.B. 5893)                              Legislative Analyst:  Stephen Jackson

       803.331-803.333 (H.B. 5894)

       803.317 (H.B. 5895)

FISCAL IMPACT

The bills would have no fiscal impact on State or local government.

                                                                                      Fiscal Analyst:  John Maxwell

This analysis was prepared by nonpartisan Senate staff for use by the Senate in its deliberations and does not constitute an official statement of legislative intent.