Survivors of Larry Nassar's abuse could speak before a state house committee who are considering legislation designed to protect Michigan children from sexual predators.
The House Law and Justice Committee heard testimony last week , along with pushback from doctors who say they're worried the bills would over-regulate doctors, who they say, the vast majority are innocent.
The meeting will take place at the House Office Building in room 521 on Wednesday, April 25, at approx. 2 p.m. (after House session).
State Rep. Klint Kesto, chair of the committee, will continue an open discussion on Nassar-related bills, seeking more testimony from medical professionals, educators, private citizens and Nassar victims.
The testimony will include bills from a Senate package introduced in February as well as a recent multi-bill House plan that was submitted last week. This after following recommendations of two House Committees tasked to review Michigan State University’s response to complaints filed against Nassar.
The meeting are streamed live at Michigan House TV
