Illinois Legislation

All 10,619 bills from the Illinois General Assembly

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IL SB3258
This bill requires insurance companies in Illinois to inform applicants about coverage options for rental vehicles when their insured car is unusable due to a covered loss. Additionally, insurers must remind policyholders about this coverage option at least 30 days before their policy renews. The new rules will take effect on July 1, 2027.
Passed Senate Laura Murphy
IL HB2955
The PFAS Wastewater Citizen Protection Act establishes a committee to address concerns related to PFAS chemicals in wastewater. This committee is responsible for creating and updating a PFAS Action Plan to be submitted to state officials. The Act aims to ensure ongoing monitoring and reporting on PFAS issues until it is repealed in 2044.
Passed House Abdelnasser Rashid
IL SB3049
Illinois Senate Bill 3049, titled "Newborn Metabolic Screening," amends the Genetic and Metabolic Diseases Advisory Committee Act by renaming it the Universal Newborn Screening Advisory Committee. The bill assigns new responsibilities to the committee, including holding quarterly meetings, reviewing conditions, making recommendations, and preparing reports. It also updates the titles of related acts, such as the Newborn Metabolic Screening Act and the Rare Disease Commission Act. The bill became law on August 21, 2026, as Public Act 104-0843. ([ilga.gov](https://www.ilga.gov/ftp/legislation/104/BillStatus/HTML/10400SB3049.html?utm_source=openai))
Passed Senate Julie Morrison
IL SB3048
The bill amends the Freedom of Information Act to keep certain law enforcement records related to domestic violence assessments private. Starting in 2028, law enforcement will be required to use a specific tool kit for assessing domestic violence lethality and receive training on how to conduct these assessments. Additionally, a feedback process will be established to help develop best practices for these assessments.
Passed Senate Julie Morrison
IL HB5001
Illinois HB5001 expands coverage for mammograms and mastectomies, allowing health care providers to determine coverage based on evidence-based clinical guidelines rather than strict age limits. This means that individuals under 35 may receive coverage for these services if deemed appropriate by their provider. The bill is set to take effect on January 1, 2028.
Passed House Nabeela Syed
IL HB5024
The bill clarifies the definition of 'detention center facility' to include not just facilities operated by federal immigration authorities, but also those managed by various government units. This change aims to provide a broader understanding of what constitutes a detention facility. The bill is effective immediately upon passage.
Passed House Emanuel Welch
IL HB3659
This bill changes the rules for receiving ordinary disability benefits from the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District in Illinois. It requires that applicants must apply within 60 days of their disability, instead of the previous 30 days, unless there is a valid reason for the delay. This aims to streamline the application process and clarify eligibility for benefits.
Passed House Kimberly Du Buclet