Sen. Don Harmon

Maddy summarySB 475, titled "ENERGY-TECH," amends the Public Utilities Act by making a technical correction to a section that defines the act's short title. This procedural change does not alter any substantive regulations, policies, or requirements for utilities, consumers, or energy providers. It solely updates the formal reference within the legislation to ensure consistency in legal documentation. The bill affects the Public Utilities Act's administrative record but has no direct impact on energy technology standards, rates, or consumer services.

Maddy summarySB 810 makes a technical correction to the short title of the Executive Reorganization Implementation Act. It does not create new policies or affect any specific people or programs. The bill simply updates the official name of the existing law to clarify its reference in state statutes. This is a procedural change with no substantive impact on government operations or services.

Maddy summarySB 658 amends the short title of the Illinois Farm to Food Bank Program Act through a technical correction. This change updates the official name of the act without altering any program requirements, funding, or eligibility rules. It directly affects how the law is referenced in official documents but does not impact the program's operations or the food banks and farmers it serves. The bill is purely procedural and does not introduce new policies or affect stakeholders.

Maddy summarySB 443 (EDUCATION-TECH) is a procedural bill that updates the official name of the Illinois Educational Labor Relations Act. It makes a minor technical correction to the section defining the Act's short title. This change does not alter any substantive policies, requirements, or protections for educators or school districts. The bill affects no specific groups or programs, as it only adjusts the Act's formal designation. (1 sentence summary per procedural bill guidelines).

Maddy summarySB 583 amends the Illinois Notary Public Act to correct the short title of the law. This technical change updates the official name used in the statute but does not alter any notary requirements or responsibilities. The bill affects how the law is referenced in official documents, with no impact on notaries or the public. It is a procedural adjustment with no substantive policy changes.

Maddy summarySB 616 amends the Illinois Human Rights Act by making a technical correction to the section that establishes its short title. This is a procedural change with no new requirements, policies, or direct impact on any individuals or groups. The bill simply updates the official name reference within the existing law. It does not alter any substantive protections or create new obligations under the Human Rights Act.

Maddy summarySB 509 makes a technical correction to the short title of the Illinois Creative Recovery Grant Program Act. It does not change any program rules, eligibility, or funding provisions. This procedural bill solely updates the law's official name to reflect current terminology. No new policies or affected groups are introduced.

Maddy summarySB 782 amends the Illinois Income Tax Act by updating the short title of a specific section. This is a purely technical correction to the law's administrative wording, with no changes to tax rates, deductions, or taxpayer obligations. The bill affects only the formal labeling of the section within the tax code, not the substance of the law. It has no direct impact on how Illinois income taxes are calculated or paid by residents.

Maddy summarySB 677 amends a section of the Illinois Pension Code concerning pension benefits for downstate police officers. It makes a technical correction to clarify specific language in the existing law, ensuring accurate administration of pension rules. This change directly affects downstate police officers by updating the legal text governing their pension eligibility and processing. The bill does not alter benefit amounts or eligibility criteria, only refining the legislative language for precision.

Maddy summarySB 554 amends the State Fair Gaming Act by correcting a technical error in the short title of a specific section. This change updates the section's administrative designation without altering any existing gaming regulations or operational rules. The bill directly affects only the statutory documentation of the law, ensuring consistent reference in legal texts. It has no impact on state fair operations, gaming activities, or the public.