Government Affairs News

Labeling requirements, statute of limitation changes and bills approved before break

Lansing, United States - May 24, 2014 - The Michigan State Capitol as viewed from within Downtown Lansing, with trees, plants, office buildings, and pedestrians and cars and a driver in the foreground, and a blue sky with clouds in the background.

Legislature breaks for summer campaign season

After a flurry of last-minute activity, legislators headed home last week. They will be home for most of the summer and will return after Labor Day.

Minimum wage and paid leave proposals submit signatures

$12 Minimum wage and paid leave proposals submit signatures

Two troubling potential ballot proposals MRA has been watching closely are one step closer to getting on the ballot in November.

Data breaches and marijuana

Senate committee talks data breaches

The Senate Banking and Financial Institutions Committee recently heard testimony on data security legislation that MRA staunchly opposes and will hold a second hearing this week.