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GM 1110

Informing the Legislature that on April 10, 2025, the Governor signed the following bill into law: HB1175 (ACT 010).

2025 Regular Session

Summary of GM 1110: Informing the Legislature of Signed Bill HB1175 (ACT 010) OverviewGM 1110 is a proclamation that informs the legislature that on April 10, 2025, the Governor si

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Bill Summary · GM 1110

Summary of GM 1110: Informing the Legislature of Signed Bill HB1175 (ACT 010)

Overview

GM 1110 is a proclamation that informs the legislature that on April 10, 2025, the Governor signed the following bill into law: HB1175 (ACT 010). This bill serves to officially notify the legislature that the previously passed HB1175 has been enacted as a new law, known as ACT 010.

Key Provisions

  • Declares that on April 10, 2025, the Governor signed HB1175 into law, designating it as ACT 010.
  • Provides formal notification to the legislature that this new law has been enacted.
  • Does not contain any substantive provisions related to the content or implementation of ACT 010 itself. That information would be found in the details of the original HB1175 bill.

Potential Impact

  • GM 1110 simply acknowledges the enactment of a previously passed bill, HB1175, and does not directly impact or change any laws or policies.
  • The actual impact will depend on the specific provisions and effects of ACT 010, which was created through the signing of HB1175. GM 1110 merely documents this legislative process.
  • As a proclamation, GM 1110 serves an administrative purpose of formally informing the legislature that the Governor has signed HB1175 into law.

Procedural Information

  • GM 1110 was introduced in the legislature on April 11, 2025, one day after the Governor signed HB1175 into law as ACT 010.
  • The bill's classification as a "proclamation" indicates it is a formal announcement made by the legislature, rather than a substantive piece of legislation.
  • The current status of GM 1110 is "Received", meaning it has been filed and acknowledged by the legislature, but no further action has been taken on it at this time.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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