NRA-ILA | Michigan “No-Net-Loss” Bill Still Pending in Committee!

Michigan “No-Net-Loss” Bill Still Pending in Committee!

Thursday, May 31, 2007

House Bill 4597, sponsored by State Representative Matthew Gillard (D-106), is scheduled to be voted on next week by the Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs. This “No-Net Loss” legislation would ensure that today's total acreage of public lands open to public hunting would not be reduced.

Please contact the members of the Committee on Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs and respectfully urge them to send HB4597 on to the full State Senate for a vote. The members of the committee are:

Senator Patricia Birkholz, Chairwoman (R-24)

(517) 373-3447

SenPBirkholz@senate.michigan.gov

Senator Gerald Van Woerkom, Vice-Chairman (R-34)

(517) 373-1635

SenGVanWoerkom@senate.michigan.gov

Senator Raymond Basham (D-8)

(517) 373-7800

SenRBasham@senate.michigan.gov

Senator Bruce Patterson (R-7)

(517) 373-7350
SenBPatterson@senate.michigan.gov

Senator Michael Prusi (D-38)

(517) 373-7840

SenMPrusi@senate.michigan.gov

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