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Michigan bills to legalize raw milk sales await a House floor vote
Michigan lawmakers in the 2025-2026 session have bills to legalize raw milk sales, let homeschoolers join school sports, protect vaccine exemptions from stricter rules, and ban a central bank digital currency. Another bill would change how exemption forms are handled.
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Allow homeschool driver training
Would provide for homeschool driver training. Placed on third reading in the House.
Homeschool parents should be able to provide driver training for their own children.
Let homeschoolers join school activities
Would require school districts to allow homeschooled and nonpublic school students to participate in certain extracurricular activities.
Homeschool families pay taxes too and their children should have fair access to activities.
Legalize raw milk sales
Would allow the sale of raw milk and raw milk products under Michigan's manufacturing milk law, with tie-barred bills amending the food law and Grade A milk law. Referred to second reading in the House.
Families should be free to buy raw milk directly from farmers they trust.
Change vaccine exemption forms
Would modify exemptions to immunization requirements to require the use of forms created by the state health department.
CODR is watching whether this makes exemptions harder for families to obtain.
Ban a central bank digital currency
Would prohibit the use of a central bank digital currency in banking practices.
People should keep control over their own money, free from programmable government currency.
Make gold and silver legal tender
Would enact a specie legal tender act.
Sound money protects families' savings.
Expand access to individualized treatments
Would provide for individualized investigational treatment for patients with life-threatening or severely debilitating illnesses.
Seriously ill patients should be free to try treatments with their doctor.
Protect vaccine exemptions from stricter rules
Would prohibit rules more stringent than the vaccine exemptions in statute, and rules excluding individuals from school as a disease control measure.
Exemptions set in law should not be narrowed by agency rules.