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103rd Legislature (2025 to 2026) · House of Representatives bill

HB 5186

Worker's compensation: benefits; eligibility to receive benefits and amount of benefits paid to an injured worker; modify. Amends secs. 301, 311, 313, 351, 354, 355, 356, 358, 361, 371, 401 & 891 of 1969 PA 317 (MCL 418.301 et seq.) & repeals secs. 302, 357 & 431 of 1969 PA 317 (MCL 418.302 et seq.).

In committee Last action November 4, 2025: bill electronically reproduced October 30, 2025

Official bill page and text: legislature.mi.gov

Sponsors 28

Prime sponsor
Brenda Carter
Cosponsors (27)
Carrie Rheingans, Denise Mentzer, Donavan McKinney, Emily Dievendorf, Erin Byrnes, Jason Hoskins, Jason Morgan, Jennifer Conlin, Jimmie Wilson, Joey Andrews, Julie Brixie, Kara Hope, Laurie Pohutsky, Mai Xiong, Matt Longjohn, Mike McFall, Natalie Price, Noah Arbit, Penelope Tsernoglou, Phil Skaggs, Reggie Miller, Regina Weiss, Sharon MacDonell, Stephanie Young, Tonya Phillips, Tyrone Carter, Veronica Paiz

Status

In committee as of November 4, 2025. The 103rd Legislature serves until the 104th convenes on January 13, 2027.

Referred to: House Economic Competitiveness (from the official referral record)

Roll-call votes 0

No roll-call votes recorded for this measure.

Timeline 4

DateChamberAction
November 4, 2025Housebill electronically reproduced October 30, 2025
October 30, 2025Housereferred to Committee on Economic Competitiveness
October 30, 2025Houseread a first time
October 30, 2025Houseintroduced by Representative Rep. Brenda Carter

Data: Open States (API v3; public data, attribution appreciated). Official record: legislature.mi.gov. Bill pages link to the official text, not copied.

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