HOUSE BILL No. 5720
February 21, 2002, Introduced by Rep. Kuipers and referred to the Committee on House Oversight and Operations. A bill to amend 1893 PA 116, entitled "An act to provide for the maintenance, management and control, of the Michigan school for the deaf, and to repeal all laws inconsistent herewith," by amending sections 10, 12, 14, and 16 (MCL 393.60, 393.62, 393.64, and 393.66). THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN ENACT: 1 Sec. 10. The board of said institution THE MICHIGAN 2 SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF shall cause a full and accurate inventory, in 3 duplicate, to be taken at the close of each fiscal year next pre- 4 ceding the regular session of the legislature, by the officers in 5 charge. , which THE INVENTORY shall specify the number of acres 6 of land and the value thereof, the number, kind, and value of 7 buildings, the various kinds of personal property, and the value 8 thereof. , which THE inventory shall be signed by the officer 9 making the same INVENTORY, and certified as correct by the 02241'01 JLB 2 1 board of trustees. ; 1 ONE copy of which THE INVENTORY shall 2 be made in a proper record book to be kept for that purpose in 3 the institution SCHOOL, and the other ANOTHER shall be filed 4 in WITH the office of the auditor general STATE TREASURER on 5 or before the first day of September of the year when made; and a 6 summary of the inventory shall be published in the biennial 7 report. 8 Sec. 12. That the said THE board of trustees are hereby 9 IS authorized to draw from the general fund of the state trea- 10 sury, in the months of January, February and March, in the years 11 in which the regular sessions of the legislature are held, such 12 THE amount of money as shall be made to appear to the auditor 13 general CONSIDERED BY THE STATE TREASURER to be necessary to 14 meet the current expenses of the institution SCHOOL during 15 said THOSE months, which amount shall not exceed 1/4 the amount 16 appropriated for the current expenses for said institution THE 17 SCHOOL for the year preceding said THAT regular session of the 18 legislature. 19 Sec. 14. The members of said board shall receive no compen- 20 sation for their services under this act, except their traveling 21 and other necessary official expenses. , and the auditor 22 general THE STATE TREASURER is hereby authorized and required 23 to audit and allow the members of said THE board of trustees 24 the expenses necessarily incurred by them in the discharge of 25 their duties. , upon their certifying the same to be correct, 26 and draw his warrant upon the treasury therefor. And it shall be 27 the duty of the THE state treasurer to SHALL pay said 02241'01 3 1 warrants THE APPROVED EXPENSES out of any moneys not otherwise 2 appropriated, and charge the same to the general fund. 3 Sec. 16. In cases where persons, residents of this state, 4 who are deaf and dumb, but who, on account of their poverty, are 5 IF A RESIDENT OF THIS STATE WHO QUALIFIES TO ATTEND THE SCHOOL 6 FOR THE DEAF IS unable to furnish themselves with suitable 7 clothing and other necessaries for attending THE school, at the 8 institution for the deaf and dumb, the board of trustees shall 9 have discretionary power to render them such MAY PROVIDE 10 FINANCIAL assistance, not exceeding 60 dollars per annum for each 11 person, and for that purpose may issue a certificate to the 12 auditor general STATE TREASURER, that such amount is necessary 13 for the benefit of such individuals, who THE PERSON. THE STATE 14 TREASURER shall draw his OR HER warrant upon the state treasurer 15 therefor; and any such FOR THAT SUM. THESE sums are hereby 16 appropriated and shall be paid out of any moneys MONEY in the 17 general fund not otherwise appropriated. and the auditor 18 general THE STATE TREASURER shall charge all such as MONEY 19 drawn UNDER THIS SECTION to the county of IN which such a THE 20 person is a resident, or to which he or she belongs, to be col- 21 lected and returned to the general fund as any state taxes are 22 required to be by law. 02241'01 Final page. JLB