SB 0128
State agencies (proposed): boards and commissions; Michigan-Ireland trade commission; establish. Creates new act.
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This bill establishes the Michigan-Ireland Trade Commission within the Michigan Economic Development Corporation. The commission’s purpose is to promote trade and investment between Michigan and Ireland through various initiatives like policy discussions, business exchanges, and investment encouragement. It will be composed of representatives from higher education, chambers of commerce, and Irish-American communities, appointed by the governor and subject to lists submitted by legislative leaders. The commission will also create and manage a dedicated fund to support its activities.
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Edward W. McBroom
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