2008 Senate Bill 1583: Require film production subsidy reporting

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Introduced by Sen. Alan L. Cropsey (R) on November 5, 2008, to require the Michigan Film office to provide monthly disclosures on the internet regarding applications for cash film production subsidies. These would include the number of applications, the names of the production companies, a brief description of the proposed production including the locations amount of money it the company plans to spend, and more.
- Referred to the Senate Finance Committee on November 5, 2008.

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1) OOOHW by Anonymous Citizen on November 14, 2008
Good one "no payback"! But so true.
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2) There is no payback by Anonymous Citizen on November 11, 2008
this is just a gift to jennie's "cool" friends out in khalifornia. Actually the taxpayers here (and there are fewer every day) are getting khalifornicated. Jen on the block thinks that using millions of tax dollars to increase business in one town for a few days is a good deal. It is, just not for us. Maybe the messiah will take her to his new crib to be an advisor. This will equal everything out, the rest of the states will come down to our level and then the chosen one can get started on the big job of bringing the whole country into equality with the third world.
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3) How dare you by Anonymous Citizen on November 11, 2008
suggest a requirement that we have the opportunity to see how are subsidy monies are being spent! I doubt if the Michael Moore types would approve. Is there any provision for a payback if the film is profitable or a state "windfall profits tax" if politicians decide the film is too profitable?
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