Sen. Don Harmon

Maddy summarySB 437 makes a technical correction to the short title (common name) of the Illinois Educational Labor Relations Act. This bill updates the official naming of the law without altering any substantive provisions or affecting how the law is applied. It directly impacts state agencies and legal references that use the act's title but does not change employee rights, union procedures, or other content. The change is purely administrative, aligning the short title with current legislative formatting standards.

Maddy summarySB 843 amends the Attorney General Act to correct a technical error in the short title of a specific section. This is a non-substantive administrative change that updates the law's official wording without altering any legal requirements or obligations. The bill directly affects the Attorney General Act's text but has no impact on state operations, public policy, or government services. It does not impose new duties, change existing laws, or affect any stakeholders.

Maddy summarySB 383 makes a technical amendment to the short title section of the Probation Challenge Program Act. This change updates the law's official title for accuracy but does not alter the program's provisions, eligibility, or operational requirements. It directly affects only the formal documentation of the law, with no impact on probationers, program administrators, or existing legal procedures. The bill serves a procedural purpose without introducing new policies or affecting any stakeholders.

Maddy summaryThis bill makes a minor technical correction to the official name (short title) of the Agency Energy Efficiency Act. It does not change any policy, requirements, or programs under the law. The change only affects how the law is formally referenced in legal documents. This is a procedural adjustment with no direct impact on government operations or affected parties.

Maddy summarySB 538 amends the Bond Authorization Act to correct a technical error in the short title of a specific section. This change is purely administrative and does not alter the substance or requirements of the law. The bill affects only the official documentation of the Bond Authorization Act and has no impact on public policy or affected parties. It is a routine procedural update with no new provisions or financial implications.

Maddy summarySB 485 amends the State Officials and Employees Ethics Act by updating the short title of a specific section. This is a technical correction to administrative language and does not change any substantive ethics rules or requirements. The bill affects how the law is referenced in official documents but does not alter obligations for state officials or employees. No new policies or voting impacts are created by this change.

Maddy summarySB 399, titled "ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT-TECH," creates the "Economic Development Act" but contains only a short title provision. It does not establish any substantive policies, programs, or funding mechanisms. The bill directly affects no specific individuals, organizations, or government functions, as it serves solely as a naming provision. No key mechanisms or concrete policy changes are included in this procedural bill.

Maddy summarySB 360 amends the Court Reporters Act by making a technical correction to the short title of a specific section. This change does not alter any substantive requirements or duties for court reporters. It only updates the section's title to ensure consistency within the law's structure. The bill affects administrative references in the Court Reporters Act but has no impact on court reporter practices or legal procedures.

Maddy summarySB 507 amends the Green Neighborhood Grant Act by making a technical correction to its short title. This change does not alter the program's funding, eligibility, or operational requirements. It only updates the statutory reference to ensure consistency in legal citations. The bill affects no programs or individuals directly, as it addresses only the law's naming convention.

Maddy summarySB 672 is a technical amendment to Section 1-110 of the Illinois Pension Code, which governs prohibited transactions for pension fund fiduciaries. It makes a minor wording correction to the existing section that lists prohibited activities (such as unfair asset transfers or loans to related parties) but does not change any substantive rules or protections. The bill directly affects pension fund fiduciaries, board members, and employees who manage retirement systems under Illinois law. This is a procedural update with no new policy requirements or impacts on public employees or beneficiaries.