Economic development: other; community convention or tourism marketing act; amend to reflect elimination of the Michigan strategic fund. Amends sec. 2 of 1980 PA 395 (MCL 141.872). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0631'25
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Overview
This bill amends the Community Convention or Tourism Marketing Act to eliminate the Michigan Strategic Fund. It updates definitions within the act, such as those related to ‘Assessment,’ ‘Bureau,’ and ‘Director,’ to reflect the removal of the fund’s role. The amendment is contingent on the enactment of Senate Bill 631.
Key provisions
- Removes the Michigan Strategic Fund from the definitions used in the Community Convention or Tourism Marketing Act.
- Updates the definition of ‘Director’ to reflect the removal of the Michigan Strategic Fund’s leadership.
- Maintains existing definitions related to assessment districts, bureaus, and transient facilities.
- Specifies that a majority of a bureau’s board members must be owners of transient facilities.
- Clarifies the scope of a ‘Marketing Program’ to exclude activities funded by the now-eliminated Michigan Strategic Fund.
- States that the amendatory act is contingent on the enactment of Senate Bill 631.
Who is affected
- Tourism industry stakeholders
- Municipalities involved in convention and tourism marketing
- Transient facility owners
- The Michigan Travel Bureau
- State government (due to the elimination of the Michigan Strategic Fund)
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