Economic development: other; 1964 PA 286; amend to reflect elimination of the Michigan strategic fund. Amends sec. 6b of 1964 PA 286 (MCL 247.806b). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0631'25
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Overview
This bill amends the state transportation code to reflect the elimination of the Michigan Strategic Fund. Specifically, it removes a provision related to the use of state-owned property for film production, which was previously overseen by the Michigan Film Office established under the Strategic Fund Act. The bill clarifies the definition of ‘film’ and ‘Michigan film office’ to align with current terminology.
Key provisions
- Removes the reference to the Michigan Strategic Fund.
- Clarifies the definition of ‘film’ for the purpose of this section.
- Defines ‘Michigan film office’ as previously established under the Strategic Fund Act.
- Specifies prohibited uses of state property for film production (obscene content or performers under 18).
- Requires cooperation between the department and commission and the Michigan film office.
- Establishes that the value received by the state for property use is considered the benefit of film production.
Who is affected
- State transportation department
- Film production companies
- The Michigan film office (formerly part of the Strategic Fund)
Notable changes
- Eliminates the connection between the transportation code and the Michigan Strategic Fund.
- Updates terminology related to film production and the film office.
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