Sen. Don Harmon

Maddy summarySB 780 amends the Film Production Services Tax Credit Act of 2008 to correct a technical error in the law's short title. This change updates the official name of the statute but does not alter the program's eligibility rules, credit amounts, or application process. The bill directly affects how the law is referenced in legal documents but has no impact on film production companies claiming the tax credit. No substantive policy changes are made to the tax credit program itself.

Maddy summarySB 733 amends the Public Utilities Act to correct a technical error in the short title of a specific section. This is a minor administrative update to the law's wording and does not change any regulatory requirements or operational rules. The bill does not affect public utilities, consumers, or existing policies. It serves only to align the section's title with current legislative formatting standards.

Maddy summarySB 800 amends the short title of the Agency Energy Efficiency Act through a technical correction. It does not change any policy provisions or affect any individuals or organizations. The bill only updates the official name of the existing law for clarity. This is a procedural change with no substantive policy impact.

Maddy summarySB 460 amends the Job Opportunities for Qualified Applicants Act by making a technical correction to the short title of one of its sections. This change updates the section's reference in the law without altering any substantive requirements or protections. The bill does not create new obligations or affect any individuals, businesses, or government programs. It is a routine administrative update to improve clarity in legal references.

Maddy summarySB 773 "REVENUE-TECH" amends the Use Tax Act to correct a technical error in a section defining the short title of the law. It does not change tax rates, exemptions, or taxpayer obligations. This procedural amendment affects only the official naming of the statute and has no direct impact on taxpayers or businesses. The change is purely administrative, ensuring the law's title accurately reflects its current provisions.

Maddy summarySB 307 amends the Industrial Hemp Act by making a technical correction to the section defining its short title. This bill does not change any hemp production rules, licensing requirements, or other substantive provisions of the law. It solely updates the formal name reference within the statute, directly affecting the legal document itself but not farmers, businesses, or consumers. The change is administrative and has no impact on existing hemp industry operations or regulations.

Maddy summarySB 834 amends the State Fair Act to correct a technical error in the short title of a specific section. This change does not alter the act's substance, requirements, or impact any policies or stakeholders. It simply updates the section's title for accuracy and consistency within the law. The bill is purely procedural with no substantive policy changes.

Maddy summarySB 841 is a technical amendment to the Illinois Civil Administrative Code that updates the short title of a specific section. It makes no substantive policy changes and does not affect any individuals, organizations, or government operations. The bill solely corrects a reference within the code's title structure. This procedural change has no practical impact on existing laws or services.

Maddy summarySB 531 amends the School Construction Bond Act by making a technical correction to a section that defines its short title. This is a procedural change with no impact on funding, school construction projects, or affected parties. The bill does not alter any substantive policy or create new obligations. It solely updates the official name reference within the existing law.

Maddy summarySB 818 makes a technical amendment to the short title of a section within the Lobbyist Registration Act. This change does not alter any substantive requirements for lobbyists or the registration process. The bill only updates the section's naming for administrative clarity, with no direct impact on how lobbyists operate or report. It is a procedural adjustment with no policy or operational effects.