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Are any Public Acts passed by the Legislature not included in the Michigan Compiled Laws?

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Are any Public Acts passed by the Legislature not included in the Michigan Compiled Laws?

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Yes. Certain laws enacted by the Legislature are not included in Michigan Compiled Laws because they are not of a general and permanent character. For example, local or special acts (which may apply only to one specific local government unit or individual), appropriation acts (which provide funding on an annual basis to governmental units), and land conveyance acts (which authorize the conveyance of government property) are not included in the Michigan Compiled Laws.