2003 Senate Bill 358 - Michigan Votes

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2003 Senate Bill 358

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Introduced by Sen. Tom George (R) on April 1, 2003, to require the Department of Community Health to include on Michigan death certificates whether the deceased had diabetes or used tobacco and whether diabetes or smoking contributed to the death, and the highest level of school completed by the decedent.
- Referred to the Senate Health Policy Committee on April 1, 2003.

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1) Gotta love it... by bkelly on April 4, 2003
Sure am glad those Republicans are trying to make government smaller!
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2) What ROT! by annrock on April 4, 2003
None of the State's business unless you also state whether the person engaged in sodomy, fornication and other risky behaviors.Also did the decedent secretely or openly smoke or visit homosexual bars. Was the diabetes due to vaccines or being a slothful lout. Maybe mental illness due to not thinking clearly about the role of government!!!!
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3) Excuse Me? by Anonymous Citizen on April 2, 2003
Where are the provisions in this bill that include whether or not the deceased had AIDS, Cancer, or even mental illnesses of one type or another?
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