Credit unions formed under Michigan law could skip state approval for technical or logistical edits to internal rules if the state director defines those terms.
Credit unions formed under Michigan law could skip state approval for internal-rule edits limited to technical or logistical matters, but only if the state director defines those terms.
The state director would have to offer an electronic way for credit unions formed under Michigan law to submit internal-rule edits that need state approval.
Credit unions could skip state approval for edits limited to technical or logistical matters. This would cover bylaws, the internal rules of credit unions formed under Michigan law. The exception would apply only if the state director defines both terms.
The state director would have to establish an electronic submission process. The process would cover internal-rule amendments submitted for state approval by credit unions formed under Michigan law.
No hearings or votes scheduled.