2006 Senate Resolution 123 ↩

Senate Roll Call 265: The substitute was adopted

To adopt a version of the resolution that does not urge the federal government to pass laws to require lower profits for supplying gasoline and diesel fuel to consumers. The substitute also criticizes Gov. Jennifer Granholm on the issue of inspecting gas station pumps for accuracy, and urges her to sell stock in oil companies held by state pension funds if she "feels have made unseemly profits." Reportedly, as of the end of 2005 At the end of 2005 state pension funds owned more than 13 million shares of the oil company's stock with a market value of more than $846 million, and have boosted the funds value by more than $79 million since then.