Sen. Don Harmon

Maddy summarySB 791 amends a section of the Vocational Education Act to make a technical correction regarding the acceptance of federal law. This update ensures state vocational education programs remain aligned with current federal legal requirements. The bill does not change program content, funding, or student eligibility. It directly affects state agencies administering vocational education programs that receive federal funding.

Maddy summarySB 465 amends the short title of the Workplace Transparency Act through a technical correction. It does not change the law's substance or affect any policies, employees, or employers. This procedural update solely modifies the official name reference within the statute. The bill has no policy impact beyond administrative clarity.

Maddy summarySB 742 makes a minor technical correction to the Illinois Athletic Trainers Practice Act by updating a reference to its short title. This procedural bill does not change any regulations, requirements, or protections for athletic trainers or the public. It solely adjusts a formal title reference within the existing law. No substantive changes to practice standards, licensing, or patient care are affected.

Maddy summarySB 625 makes a minor technical correction to the Liquor Control Act of 1934 by updating the short title of a specific section. This change is purely administrative and does not alter any existing regulations, licensing requirements, or operational rules for liquor businesses. It affects no individuals or entities, as it only adjusts statutory language for clarity. The bill does not introduce new policies or impact the liquor industry's day-to-day activities.

Maddy summarySB 604 is a procedural bill that makes a technical correction to the short title of the Community Expanded Mental Health Services Act. It does not change any services, funding, or eligibility requirements under the law. The amendment only updates the official name section of the act for clarity in legal references. This change directly affects how the law is cited in official documents but has no impact on mental health services or the people who use them. The bill contains no substantive policy changes.

Maddy summarySB 325 amends the Early Intervention Services System Act to correct a technical error in its short title. The bill makes no changes to program eligibility, services, or funding - only updates the formal name used in legal references. It directly affects administrative documents and official records referencing this law, not the delivery of services to children or families. This is a procedural correction with no impact on existing early intervention programs.

Maddy summarySB 467 amends the Family Military Leave Act by making a technical correction to its short title. This change does not alter the law's substance or affect any individuals or employers. The bill only updates the official name of the law, with no new requirements or policy changes. It is a procedural adjustment with no impact on existing leave provisions.

Maddy summarySB 573 makes a technical correction to the short title section of Illinois' TRUST Act. It does not change the substance of the law or affect any policies. The bill only updates the official naming convention for the act within its own text. This procedural change impacts government documents and legal references that cite the act's short title. No new requirements or changes to existing rules are implemented.

Maddy summarySB 493 amends the Illinois Governmental Ethics Act by making a technical correction to the short title of a specific section. This change updates the section's official name for administrative consistency but does not alter any substantive provisions of the law. The bill affects how the section is referenced in official documents but has no direct impact on public policy or individual rights. It is a routine procedural update with no new requirements or obligations.

Maddy summarySB 518 makes a technical correction to the short title of the State Prohibition of Goods from Child Labor Act. It does not change any substantive provisions or affect any people or businesses. The bill only adjusts the law's official name in one section. This is a procedural update with no policy impact.