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Sets time limits for presenting bills to the governor and the governor's consideration period.

This bill mandates that every bill passed by the Michigan legislature must be presented to the governor within 24 hours of being declared enrolled. The governor has 14 days to consider the bill, during which time the legislature remains in session. If the governor approves the bill, it becomes law. If the governor disapproves and the legislature adjourns, the bill does not become law. If the legislature continues in session, the governor must return the bill with objections, which the originating house must reconsider.