Omnibus Supplemental Finance Bill

Increased the Legislature's appropriation from $112,970,000 to $114,370,000 for fiscal year 2028 and from $114,534,000 to $115,346,000 for fiscal year 2029.

Reduced the Commissioner of Management and Budget's appropriation from $3,412,000 to $2,412,000 for fiscal year 2025.

Appropriated $1,231,000 to the Attorney General specifically for the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit.

Created a new appropriation for a Melissa Hortman memorial statue and garden, requiring a competitive selection process for the artist.

Updated the Board of Barber Examiners' composition by removing the requirement for union and professional organization members.

Adjusted the practical examination fee from $85 to $80 and added a new fee for initial barber registration.

Changed the age requirement for barber registration from completing ten grades of education to being at least 17 years old.

Added a specific definition for 'straight razor' and clarified that 'waxing' is not considered barbering.

State budget appropriations were increased for the Department of Children, Youth, and Families, the Health Care Subcabinet, and various legislative offices, while the total appropriation for public television stations was adjusted.

The minimum age to become a registered barber was lowered from 18 to 17 years old.

Education requirements were updated to require at least 1,500 hours of study (281 classroom hours and 1,219 practical hours) instead of the previous ten grades of education.

Fees for practical examinations and initial barber registration were reduced from $85 to $80.

New definitions were added to the statute for 'straight razor' and 'waxing' to clarify what constitutes the practice of barbering under the law.