Designates Lunar New Year as a holiday in Michigan.
The bill declares the Lunar New Year, determined by the Chinese calendar, as a holiday in Michigan. This holiday is celebrated by Michiganders of Chinese, Korean, Taiwanese, Vietnamese, and other East or Southeast Asian origins. The specific date is the second new moon after the winter solstice or the third new moon if an intercalary month intervenes.
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