Legislation of Interest - Michigan Psychological Association
Updated June 3, 2025 5:45 PM

BillSponsorsDescriptionStatus
HB 4008
1/14/25		 Wendzel(R) - 1 cosponsors Income Tax Credit
Creates qualified volunteers credit.		 Referred To Committee On Finance (1/14/25)
HB 4146
2/26/25		 Schmaltz(R) - 6 cosponsors Psychology
Modifies supervised postgraduate experience requirements.ToHouse Health Policy Committee		 Referred To Committee On Health Policy (2/26/25)
HB 4165
3/5/25		 Fitzgerald(D) - 4 cosponsors Occupations - Psychologists
Modifies supervised postgraduate experience requirements.ToHouse Health Policy Committee		 Referred To Committee On Health Policy (3/5/25)
HB 4277
3/20/25		 Bierlein(R) - 7 cosponsors Mental Health
Removes questions pertaining to mental health from application for licensure and registration.		 Referred To Committee On Health Policy (3/20/25)
HB 4414
5/1/25		 Kuhn(R) - 6 cosponsors Outpatient Treatment
Provides outpatient treatment for misdemeanor offenders with mental health issues.		 Referred To Committee On Health Policy (5/1/25)
HR 98
5/7/25		 Breen(D) - 31 cosponsors A resolution to declare May 2025 as Mental Health Awareness Month in the state of Michigan. Adopted (5/7/25)
SB 103
2/26/25		 Webber(R) - 3 cosponsors Occupations - Psychologists
Modifies supervised postgraduate experience requirements.ToSenate Health Policy Committee		 Referred To Committee On Health Policy (2/26/25)
SB 104
2/26/25		 Singh(D) - 3 cosponsors Occupations - Psychologists
Modifies supervised postgraduate experience requirements.ToSenate Health Policy Committee		 Referred To Committee On Health Policy (2/26/25)
SB 142
3/12/25		 Webber(R) - 1 cosponsors Recipient Rights
Modifies recipient rights advisory committee membership.		 Referred To Committee On Housing And Human Services (3/12/25)
SB 143
3/12/25		 Outman(R) - 1 cosponsors Recipient Rights
Provides informed consent requirements for mental health treatment.		 Referred To Committee On Housing And Human Services (3/12/25)
SB 221
4/17/25		 Santana(D) - 3 cosponsors Mental Capacity Referred To Committee On Health Policy (5/21/25)