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The Summer 2001 Dealer Newsletter from the Bureau of Automotive Regulation provides updates and guidelines for automotive dealers in Michigan. Key topics include the introduction of a touch-tone system for registration denial inquiries, changes to dealer training programs, procedures for correcting RD-108 errors, and information on lost titles and surety bonds. The newsletter also discusses tax exemption status for various customers, the importance of maintaining organized Police Book entries, and the elimination of the MV-17 reassignment form. Additionally, it announces an upcoming revised Dealer Manual and enhancements to branch office services.

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Michigan Director of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs Length of term: Serves at the governors pleasure Selection Method: Appointed by the governor Current Officeholder Marlon Brown10 more rows

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