Mental health: recipient rights; retention of monitoring reports; require. Amends secs. 700 & 754 of 1974 PA 258 (MCL 330.1700 & 330.1754).
SB 1118 amends Michigan's mental health code to clarify definitions of criminal abuse and establish a dedicated state office of recipient rights. This new office will operate independently within the department to protect the rights of individuals receiving mental health services, ensuring they have access to programs, staff, and evidence needed for thorough investigations. The bill also mandates that both the office and all service providers receive annual training on recipient rights protection and requires measures to prevent retaliation against those who report violations. By strengthening oversight and accountability, the legislation aims to create a safer environment for mental health recipients while maintaining impartial monitoring of care facilities.
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Introduced Jul 15, 2026
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INTRODUCED BY SENATOR MICHAEL WEBBER
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Michael Webber
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