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IL HB0380
CRIMINAL LAW-TECH
The bill, known as IL HB0380, makes a minor technical adjustment to the short title of a section in the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963. This change does not alter any legal processes or penalties but simply clarifies the title for better understanding. It aims to ensure that the law is accurately represented in its documentation.
Introduced House Emanuel Welch
IL HB0672
LOCAL GOVERNMENT-TECH
This bill makes a minor technical change to the Decennial Committees on Local Government Efficiency Act, specifically in the section that outlines the short title of the Act. The change does not alter any policies or procedures but simply updates the wording for clarity. It is part of routine legislative maintenance to ensure that laws are clearly defined.
Introduced House Emanuel Welch
IL HB0676
LOCAL GOVERNMENT-TECH
The bill amends the Community Partnership for Deflection and Substance Use Disorder Treatment Act by making a technical change related to its short title. This means that the name of the Act will be updated for clarity or accuracy, without altering its overall purpose or function. Essentially, it's a minor adjustment to improve the legislation's presentation.
Introduced House Emanuel Welch
IL HB0378
CRIMINAL LAW-TECH
This bill makes a minor technical change to the short title of a section in the Illinois Code of Criminal Procedure from 1963. It does not introduce new laws or change any existing legal provisions but aims to clarify the language used in the law.
Introduced House Emanuel Welch
IL SR0003
SENATE-JOURNALS
The bill requires the Secretary to create a precise daily record of the Senate's activities, known as the Journal. This record will then be sent to the Legislative Printing Unit, which is responsible for printing copies of the Journal for distribution.
Passed Senate Suzanne Glowiak Hilton
IL HR0002
HOUSE-NOTIFY SENATE ORGANIZED
This bill is a formal notification from the House of Representatives to the Senate, informing them that the House has organized its elected officers and is ready to begin legislative work. It serves as an official communication between the two chambers of the General Assembly. The passage of this bill indicates that the House is set to carry out its responsibilities for the session.
Passed House Robyn Gabel