Health: diseases; crime of sexual penetration while HIV infected; repeal. Repeals sec. 5210 of 1978 PA 368 (MCL 333.5210).

This bill removes a specific section from Michigan's public health code that previously defined sexual penetration while being infected with HIV as a crime. By repealing this provision, the legislation eliminates the legal classification of HIV transmission through sex as a criminal offense under that statute. The change directly affects individuals living with HIV and those accused of sexual transmission by altering the legal framework governing such cases. This action does not create new laws or penalties but rather deletes an existing one, leaving the matter to be addressed under other applicable laws or guidelines.