Sen. Don Harmon

Maddy summarySB 468 amends the Family Bereavement Leave Act by updating its short title to correct a technical error. This change does not alter the law's provisions or the benefits it provides to workers. It solely adjusts the official name for consistency, leaving all existing rights and requirements unchanged. The bill affects no new groups or policies, as it is a purely administrative correction.

Maddy summarySB 612 updates the short title section of the Illinois Affordable Housing Act. This is a technical correction to the law's official naming, with no changes to housing policies, funding, or program requirements. It does not affect any residents, housing providers, or existing affordable housing initiatives. The bill is purely procedural and has no substantive impact on housing policy.

Maddy summarySB 397 provides the short title "Economic Development Act" for a legislative act. This bill contains no substantive policy provisions or mechanisms and serves solely as a procedural title designation. It does not directly affect any policies, programs, or specific groups.

Maddy summarySB 488, titled "ETHICS-TECH," makes a technical correction to the short title of a specific section within the State Officials and Employees Ethics Act. This change updates the section's formal designation without altering any substantive requirements or obligations for state officials and employees. The bill directly affects the law's internal documentation but does not impact how ethics rules are applied or enforced. It is a procedural adjustment intended to improve clarity in the statute's structure.

Maddy summarySB 306 amends the Sustainable Agriculture Act by making a technical correction to the section that defines the act's short title. This change is administrative and does not alter the law's content, provisions, or who it affects. It ensures consistent legal references to the act without impacting farmers, agricultural businesses, or existing policy requirements. The bill is purely procedural and has no substantive policy effect.

Maddy summarySB 452 amends the Election Code by updating the short title of a specific section to correct a technical inconsistency. This change does not alter any election procedures, voter requirements, or administrative processes. It is a purely administrative adjustment to the code's structure, affecting only the document's internal referencing. No voters, election officials, or other stakeholders are directly impacted by this technical correction.

Maddy summarySB 574 amends the Thomson United States Penitentiary Cession Act by making a technical correction to its short title. This bill updates the official name of the law without changing any substantive provisions or policies. It affects how the act is referenced in legal documents but has no direct impact on programs, services, or individuals. The change is purely administrative and does not alter existing requirements or obligations.

Maddy summarySB 600 amends the short title of the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline Workgroup Act to correct a technical error in the law's official naming. This change does not alter the law's substance, workgroup responsibilities, or existing requirements. It only updates the act's reference in legal documents for consistency, with no impact on public services or policy implementation.

Maddy summarySB 384 is a procedural bill that makes a minor technical correction to the official name (short title) of the County Jail Good Behavior Allowance Act. It does not change any substantive laws, policies, or affect any individuals or groups. The bill only updates the reference to the act's short title within its own text. This is a routine administrative adjustment with no policy impact.

Maddy summarySB 344 amends the Uniform Real Property Electronic Recording Act by making a technical correction to the short title of a specific section. This is a non-substantive change that updates the section's official name within the legal code but does not alter any requirements for electronic recording of real property documents. The bill directly affects how the law is referenced in legal records but has no impact on the process for recording property documents or the rights of property owners.