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Appendix B: Proposal 1’s Ballot Description and Language

By James M. Hohman, published on Oct. 29, 2012

Contents

  • The 100-Word Ballot Description
  • The Complete Language of Proposal 1
ISBN: 978-0-9883921-3-7, SKU: S2012-10
S2012-10

Proposal 1 of 2012: The Referendum on Public Act 4

  • Executive Summary*
  • Introduction
  • The Genesis of Michigan’s Emergency Management Laws
  • Local Government Bankruptcy
  • The State’s Role in Ensuring Stable Local Government Units
  • Labor Costs and Collective Bargaining Agreements
  • Conclusion
  • Appendix A: The Effect of Michigan’s Public Act 4 on Municipal and School District Emergency Manager Powers
  • Appendix B: Proposal 1’s Ballot Description and Language
    • The 100-Word Ballot Description
    • The Complete Language of Proposal 1
  • Endnotes

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