Housing: homeless; homeless bill of rights; provide for. Creates new act.

This bill establishes a "Bill of Rights for the Homeless" in Michigan to ensure that individuals experiencing homelessness are not denied public services or subjected to discrimination based on their housing status. It grants specific protections, including the right to use public spaces freely, access emergency medical care, maintain privacy in personal belongings, and enroll in school without delay. While the law guarantees these rights, it explicitly clarifies that it does not prevent local governments from enforcing existing rules regarding public conduct, such as limits on how long someone can occupy a park or the removal of unattended property. Additionally, the legislation allows local units of government to designate "safe outdoor spaces" as sanctioned encampment areas and provides a legal remedy for individuals who believe their rights under this act have been violated.