Sen. Don Harmon

Maddy summarySB 505 is a procedural bill that amends the Downstate Public Transportation Act. It makes a technical correction to a section concerning the act's short title. This change does not alter any substantive policies or affect any specific groups. The bill has no direct policy impact, as it only updates a reference within the existing law. (1 sentence summary for procedural bill)

Maddy summarySB 394 is a procedural bill that creates the "Economic Development Act" but contains only a short title provision. It does not establish any substantive policy, funding mechanisms, or specific requirements. The bill's sole purpose is to provide a formal name for the act, with no described provisions affecting individuals, businesses, or government operations. This is a naming resolution with no concrete policy changes.

Maddy summarySB 327, titled "CHILDREN-TECH," makes a technical correction to the short title section of the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act. This bill updates the official name reference within the law to ensure consistency in legal documents but does not change any reporting requirements or procedures for child abuse and neglect. It directly affects administrative records and legal references to the act, not the substance of child protection policies. The change is purely procedural and has no impact on how reports are filed or handled by mandated reporters.

Maddy summarySB 351 is a procedural bill that makes a technical correction to the Unsolicited Credit Card Act of 1977. It updates the law's short title (official name) without changing any substantive rules or requirements. This bill directly affects the law's formal designation in the state code but does not alter how the law operates for businesses or consumers. The change is administrative, ensuring the law's title accurately reflects its current scope. No new policies or obligations are created by this amendment.

Maddy summarySB 466 amends the One Day Rest In Seven Act by making a technical correction to the short title of a specific section. This change does not alter the law's requirements, which mandate that employers provide at least one day of rest in every seven-day work period. The bill is a minor administrative update to the law's reference structure, with no impact on existing worker protections or employer obligations.

Maddy summarySB 762 updates the official short title of the Motor Fuel Tax Law to correct a technical error in its section. This change does not alter any tax rates, collection procedures, or operational requirements of the law. The bill only affects the law’s naming for consistency and has no impact on taxpayers, fuel retailers, or existing tax obligations.

Maddy summarySB 730 is a procedural bill that makes a technical correction to the short title of the Portable Electronics Insurance Act. It does not change any substantive regulations or affect any individuals, businesses, or policies. The bill solely updates the official name reference within the existing law for accuracy. This type of amendment has no real-world impact on insurance coverage or consumer rights.

Maddy summarySB 734 amends the Public Utilities Act to correct a technical error in the short title of a specific section. This adjustment only updates the law's internal reference and does not alter any existing regulations or requirements for public utilities. The bill has no substantive impact on consumers, utility companies, or the regulatory framework.

Maddy summarySB 448 amends the Illinois Voting Rights Act of 2011 by correcting a technical error in the short title of one section. This change updates the section's name for administrative accuracy without altering the law's requirements or affecting voters. The bill does not introduce new policies or impact election procedures.

Maddy summarySB 727 makes a technical correction to the short title of the Network Adequacy and Transparency Act. This procedural adjustment updates the official name of the law without changing any substantive provisions or affecting stakeholders. The bill does not alter existing requirements or introduce new policies. It is a routine administrative update to ensure consistency in legal references.