Legislative updates for October 2023
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Delegates: Register by Oct. 20 for 2023 State Annual
Regular members have until Oct. 20 — that’s this Friday! — to register for MFB’s 2023 State Annual Meeting!
State policy development committee reviews 680 recommendations, prepares amendments for annual meeting
MFB's State Policy Development Committee completed their review and consideration of more than 680 policy recommendations.
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Proposed policy amendments reflect work of MFB Rural Communities Task Force
Recommendations were received by the State Policy Development Committee and incorporated into the resolutions voting delegates will debate at the State Annual Meeting.
Committee passes legislation to let state seize control of local energy siting
Michigan Farm Bureau opposes legislation passed by the House Energy, Communications and Technology Committee that would take away local siting control for renewable energy projects and transfer it to the state.
House, Senate poised to eliminate three environmental oversight boards
The Legislature is considering a proposal to repeal three environmental oversight boards created in 2018 that were originally advocated for to increase transparency and accountability within the Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy.