2007 Senate Bill 191 (Revise CPA peer review provisions )

Public Act 1 of 2007

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Introduced by Sen. Randy Richardville on February 8, 2007, to establish a timetable by which the peer review requirements for certified public accountants established by Public Act 278 of 2005 will go into effect.
- Referred to the Senate Banking and Financial Institutions Committee on February 8, 2007.
  - Reported in the Senate on February 15, 2007, with the recommendation that the substitute (S-2) be adopted and that the bill then pass.
- Substitute offered in the Senate on February 15, 2007, to replace the previous version of the bill with one that clarifies which accountants the various dates in the bill's proposed timetable apply to. The substitute passed in the Senate by voice vote on February 15, 2007.
Passed in the Senate (38 to 0) on February 15, 2007. [Vote Details and Comments]
Received in the House on February 15, 2007.
- Referred to the House Banking and Financial Services Committee on February 15, 2007.
  - Reported in the House on February 20, 2007, without amendment and with the recommendation that the bill pass.
Passed in the House (104 to 0) on February 28, 2007, to establish a timetable by which the peer review requirements for certified public accountants established by Public Act 278 of 2005 will go into effect. [Vote Details and Comments]
Signed by Gov. Jennifer Granholm on March 1, 2007.

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Introduced by Sen. Randy Richardville on February 8, 2007. Passed in the Senate (38 to 0) on February 15, 2007. New Comment

1) free time should be passed [by willsassiegirl on March 20, 2007]
I THINK GOOD TIME SHOULD BE PASSED FOR ALL OF US THAT GOT LOVED ONE LOCKED UP AND DOING GOOD AND BEEN GOOD.DONE WHAT THEY ARE BEEN ASK TO. A JOB,DRUG AA CLASS,GOING TO SCHOOL IF NEED TO ECT.KEEP OUT OF TROUBLE BEST THEY CAN.

I GOT A LOVE ONE IN CARSON CITY ANDE HE DOING WELL THERE AND HE BEEN IN OHTER PRISON IN HIS LIFE OVER 16 YEARS. YES A LOT OF YOU DO NOT WANT A GOOD TIME LAW TO BE PASSE. WEILL I CAN TELL YOU I AM HERE SAYING I WOULD LIKE TO SEE IT,I AM NOT SAY WILLIAM BEEN GOOD IN HIS LIFE HE DONE WRONG
AND WE KNOW IT AND HE PAYING FOR IT WITH HIS LIFE TO HE GET OUT IT COULD BE IN 07/12/2011 TO THE YEAR 02/13/2043 HE DONE 16 YEARS SO FAIR.AND HE LEARND FOR HIS WRONGS BIT LEATE BUT HE HAS HOPE SOME DAY HE CAN TELL YOUNG PEOPLE NOT DO THE SAME HE DONE
I CAN END THIS BY SAY TO THE ONE THAT THINK GOOD TIME BAD WELL I CAN TELL YOU THIS IN 1988 I LOST A UNCLE HE WAS TOOK FORM US. A PERSON WENT IN TO HIS HOME AND KILLED HIM. AND I HERE FIGHT FOR GOOD TIME FOR WILLIAM AND OHTER.HAVE TO LOOK IN YOUR HART AND TRY SEE IF YOU CAN DO IT AND IF NOT RIGHT FOR THAT OK.
WILLIAM DOES SAY HE KNOW HE DONE WRONG AND KNOW HE PAYING FOR IT. HOPE IN TIME HE GOT GOOD TIME.OR HE GOT OUT SOON.AS WELL AS I DO

THE Governor OF MICHIGAN NEED TO HELP US OUT THE. THAT IS THE ONE THAT LIVE IN MICH. LETS ALL TRY TO HELP OUT EACH OTHER.

THANK YOU
WILLSASSIEGIRL
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2) congratulations... [by Anonymous Citizen on March 10, 2007]
this is the FIRST DO NOTHING piece of legislation of this session.

it serves no useful purpose other than to make the legislators feel they are doing something productive.

it solves no statewide problems, and it does not make the state's financial situation ANY BETTER.

it just regulates.
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3) another hard working citizen [by Anonymous Citizen on March 13, 2007]
sad...we know there are more important things to be done at this time! I'm keeping an eye on my elected officials for the first time...I want action, enough talk!
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4) local police are there [by Anonymous Citizen on March 14, 2007]
to enforce local laws.

county sheriff's are there to enforce county laws, as well as run the county jails when necessary.

state troopers are only supposed to patrol our state highways. state paid traffic cops.

they don't have a residential beat, they don't have civil paperwork to deliver, they don't have a county jail to maintain, they just patrol highways.

in other states, the county deputies do a lot of patrolling of the highways, as the counties want to get a piece of the 'ticket bonanza'. if the county deputy writes the ticket, the county gets all the funds, except what the state charges. if the trooper writes the ticket, the county only gets a little.

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5) It's All About The Money [by Anonymous Citizen on March 14, 2007]
When a city writes you a ticket and you fight it, if the judge does you a favor they will make the fine stick but not give you any points. This is a good deal for you since your insurance company stays out of your pocket. Two penny jenny gets real upset though because all the money stays in the city. This is how redford and canton finance their cities.
In ann arbor they wanted to hire two cops. The city council said no. The cops then went and figured out that if the new cops write the AVERAGE number of tickets that the rest of the cops write it will cost nothing and actually make them some money. Hey why stop at two new cops. Lets put a hundred more out there and really rake in the cash.
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