Sen. Don Harmon

Maddy summarySB 827 amends the Foster Parent Law by making a technical correction to the short title of a specific section. This adjustment is purely administrative and does not change any substantive provisions, requirements, or eligibility criteria for foster parents. The bill has no impact on foster care policies, services, or the individuals directly served by the law. It is a routine update to the law's structure, affecting only official documentation.

Maddy summarySB 872 "WILDLIFE-TECH" makes a technical correction to the short title of a section within the Wildlife Code. It does not change any substantive laws or affect any individuals or entities. The bill solely revises the official name of an existing section for clarity. This is a procedural adjustment with no policy impact.

Maddy summarySB 611 ("HOUSING-TECH") is a procedural bill that makes a technical correction to the short title of the Displaced Person Relocation Act. It does not change any substantive policies or affect any specific individuals or groups. The bill simply updates the section's wording to align with current legislative naming conventions. No new mechanisms, requirements, or impacts are introduced by this change.

Maddy summarySB 577 amends the Government Severance Pay Act by making a technical correction to its short title. This bill does not change any severance pay rules, eligibility, or benefits for state employees. It only adjusts the formal name used to reference the law in legal documents. The change affects how the act is cited in statutes but has no impact on existing policies or employee rights.

Maddy summarySB 832 makes a technical correction to the short title of a section within the Substance Use Disorder Act. This amendment updates the official reference in the state code without altering the law's content or requirements. It directly affects administrative documentation of the act but does not change how the law is implemented or impact any individuals or entities. As a routine procedural update, it has no substantive policy effect.

Maddy summarySB 403 is a procedural bill that establishes a short title ("Economic Development Act") without creating any substantive policy or provisions. It does not affect any specific group, entity, or policy area, as it contains only a title designation. The bill serves purely administrative purposes, naming the framework for future economic development legislation. No concrete policy changes or mechanisms are included in this bill.

Maddy summarySB 447, titled "ELECTIONS-TECH," is a procedural bill that makes a technical correction to the short title of a section within the Redistricting Transparency and Public Participation Act. It does not change the law's substance or impact voters, officials, or public processes; it only updates the reference name for one section to improve administrative clarity. The change affects government agencies and legal documents that cite the statute but has no direct effect on citizens or election procedures. This is a minor, non-substantive adjustment to existing law.

Maddy summarySB 833 amends the Illinois AgrAbility Act by making a technical correction to the short title of one specific section. This is a routine administrative update to the law's language, with no changes to program requirements or eligibility. The bill does not affect the AgrAbility program's operations, beneficiaries, or funding. It serves only to clarify the act's internal structure without altering its substance.

Maddy summarySB 654 amends the War on Terrorism Compensation Act by making a technical correction to the short title of a specific section. This change updates the section's official naming within the law but does not alter any compensation provisions or eligibility criteria. The bill has no impact on beneficiaries or the administration of the Act, as it only addresses statutory nomenclature. No substantive policy changes are implemented.

Maddy summarySB 864 is a procedural bill that makes a technical correction to the short title of the Illinois Hunting Heritage Protection Act. It does not change any hunting regulations, rights, or requirements. The bill solely updates the official name reference within the law's text. This adjustment affects only legal documents referencing the act's title, with no impact on hunters, wildlife management, or existing protections.