Health occupations: physician's assistants; physician's assistants licensure compact; provide for. Amends secs. 16337 & 18001 of 1978 PA 368 (MCL 333.16337 & 333.18001) & adds secs. 16187d, 17011b, 17061a, 17511b & 18011b.

Added section 16337 to the list of amended sections, incorporating provisions related to the Michigan Medical Marihuana Act.

Changed the section number for the PA Licensure Compact from 16188 to 16187d to align with the correct legislative numbering.

Updated the descriptive text to reflect that section 16337 is amended by 2006 PA 161 and section 18001 is amended by 2018 PA 355.

Added the full text of the PA Licensure Compact, establishing a legal framework for PAs to practice in multiple states.

Added provisions allowing active-duty military personnel and their spouses to obtain a Compact Privilege based on a license from a participating state.

Added specific definitions for terms such as 'Adverse Action', 'Compact Privilege', 'Conviction', and 'Medical Services' to clarify the compact's rules.

Removed the previous list of unrelated bills (HB 4007 through HB 5984) and replaced them with the new compact text.

The entire legislative text defining the PA Licensure Compact, including definitions, participation rules, and commission powers, was removed.

A webpage interface listing various other bills (HB 4007, HB 4017, etc.) was added in place of the original bill text.

Added podiatry to the list of professions eligible for the PA Licensure Compact, allowing podiatrists to practice across participating states.

Corrected a deletion error where the definition of 'Jurisprudence Requirement' was accidentally removed in the House version and restored it in the Senate version.

Repaired a fragmented deletion in the 'Qualified Immunity' section, restoring the complete legal text protecting commission members from lawsuits.

Updated the bill's description to reflect the new sections added for podiatry and corrected the section numbers to match the expanded scope.

Corrected a spelling error in the enacting clause, changing 'peoplE' to 'people'.

Added a new section specifying that the amendatory act becomes effective 90 days after it is enacted into law.