February 25, 2022

Strengthening Michigan’s Structure for Legislative Oversight

Eric Lupher testified before the Michigan State Senate Oversight Committee on behalf of the Citizen's Research Council of Michigan to explain his report on building a strong and robust oversight committee in Lansing.

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