To provide a template or "place holder" for a potential supplemental multidepartment appropriation for Fiscal Year 2011-2012.This bill contains no appropriations, but may be amended at a later date to include them.   Official Text and Analysis.

With the recommendation that the substitute (H-1) be adopted and that the bill then pass.

To replace the previous version of the bill with one containing actual appropriations.

To allow the Michigan Legislature to be a member of the center-left National Conference of State Legislatures and some other named organizations, but not the center-right American Legislative Exchange Council. Under current law, $141,500 is authorized for dues to unspecified "national associations," which may include both NCSL and ALEC.

To appropriate an extra $320.4 million for two items. The first is $119 million that is nearly all federal money for a program to provide incentive payments to health care providers and facilities to adopt state-approved electronic health care record systems. The second appropriates the money from a new 1 percent tax on health insurance claims designed to “game” the federal Medicaid system to get higher federal payments to Michigan’s medical welfare system.

With the recommendation that the substitute (S-1) be adopted and that the bill then pass.

To replace the previous version of the bill with one that adds some new spending items, including $9.8 million from a federal grant to create a state "Obamacare exchange".

To replace $41.6 million previously appropriated for community colleges from the state "school aid fund" with the same amount from the state general fund.

To revise details of an appropriation of private money for a study on the state's early childhood education programs.

To strip out a $200,000 appropriation for a "student growth and assessment tool and evaluation tool" related to recently passed teacher tenure law reforms.

To appropriate an extra $366.3 million for several items, including $9.8 million from a federal grant to create a state “Obamacare exchange” to administer federal “Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act” subsidies. Also included is $119 million that is nearly all federal money for incentive payments to health care providers and facilities to adopt state-approved electronic health care record systems. The bill also appropriates the money from a new 1 percent tax on health insurance claims designed to “game” the federal Medicaid system to get higher federal payments to Michigan’s medical welfare system, and additonal amounts for related items.

To adopt a version of the bill that strips-out some of the spending items passed by the Senate; see Dec. 13 House-passed version for details.

To add more money for Medicaid "primary care" subsidies.

To give Detroit $220 million, which is the amount needed to cover the city's deficit spending.

To add $1.5 million to tear down abandoned buildings near Detroit schools.

To add $8.6 million to subsidize graduate medical education programs.

To add $1.5 million for subsidies for "independent living" programs.

To appropriate an extra $351.7 million for several items, including $119 million in mostly federal money for incentive payments to health care providers and facilities to adopt state-approved electronic health care record systems, and $201 million from a new 1 percent tax on health insurance claims designed to “game” the federal Medicaid system to get higher federal payments to Michigan’s medical welfare system, and additonal amounts for related items. The House removed $9.8 million added by the Senate to create a state “Obamacare exchange” to administer “Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act” subsidies, $8.6 million added to subsidize doctor training programs, around $20 million added for other Medicaid-related disbursements, plus lesser amounts for other state programs.

To increase spending on a "hospital services and therapy" line item.

To increase spending on a "hospital services and therapy" line item, and also add $8.6 million to subsidize graduate medical education programs.

To add $206,700 in spending for a government "Asian Pacific American affairs" commission.

To add extra spending for "precollege engineering programs" in high schools.

To add $1.5 million to increase subsidies for independent living programs for disabled persons.

To reconsider the vote by which the Gleason amendment was adopted.

To adopt the amendment by Sen. Gleason, adding $1.5 million to increase subsidies for independent living programs for disabled persons.

To increase spending on welfare clothing subsidies.

To increase spending on subsidies for "independent living" programs for disabled persons.

To concur with the version of the bill passed by the House on Dec. 13, which stripped-out the $9.8 million appropriation for a state “Obamacare exchange” to administer “Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act” subsidies, plus other extra spending items added by the Senate.