Michigan SB1120 amends mental health laws to restrict certain individuals from serving on recipient rights advisory committees.

Michigan SB1120 amends the mental health code to prohibit specific individuals from serving on a recipient rights advisory committee. These individuals include current or former board members of a community mental health services program, their family members, and current or former board members of a regional entity, along with their family members. The committee, appointed by the board of each community mental health services program, must consist of at least six members, with at least one-third being primary consumers or their family members.

Michigan SB1120 amends mental health laws to restrict certain individuals from serving on recipient rights advisory committees.

Michigan SB1120 amends the mental health code to prohibit specific individuals from serving on a recipient rights advisory committee. These individuals include current or former board members of a community mental health services program, their family members, and current or former board members of a regional entity, along with their family members. The committee, appointed by the board of each community mental health services program, must consist of at least six members, with at least one-third being primary consumers or their family members.