Sen. Don Harmon

Maddy summaryThis bill amends the Short Term Borrowing Act to make a technical adjustment regarding cash flow borrowing provisions. It allows the Governor, Comptroller, and Treasurer to contract debts up to 5% of a fiscal year's state appropriations when timing differences occur between budget fund disbursement and revenue collection. The borrowed funds must be used for their original purpose or to cover borrowing costs and must be repaid by the end of the fiscal year in which they were borrowed. This change affects the state's financial management procedures for handling temporary cash flow gaps within Illinois government operations.

Maddy summarySB 620 ("LIQUOR-TECH") is a technical amendment to the Liquor Control Act of 1934, specifically updating the section title for clarity. It makes no substantive changes to liquor regulations, licensing, or enforcement. The bill directly affects only the statutory text of the Liquor Control Act, not businesses, consumers, or policy. This is a purely procedural adjustment with no impact on how liquor laws are administered or applied.

Maddy summarySB 603 amends the Community Services Act by making a technical correction to the short title of a specific section. This bill does not change any substantive provisions of the law or affect any individuals, organizations, or programs. It is a minor administrative adjustment to ensure consistency in the act's wording. No new policies or requirements are created, and the change has no practical impact on how the law is implemented.

Maddy summarySB 402 creates the short title "Economic Development Act" for legislation related to economic development and technology. This is a procedural bill with no substantive policy provisions or mechanisms. It does not directly affect any specific groups or entities, as it only establishes a naming convention for future legislation. The bill contains no voting record or concrete policy changes to reference.

Maddy summarySB 474 (ENERGY-TECH) is a procedural bill that makes a minor technical correction to the short title section of the Public Utilities Act. It does not change any substantive policy, regulations, or affect any individuals or entities. The bill solely adjusts how the law is formally referenced in its title. This type of amendment is administrative and has no practical impact on energy regulations or public utilities.

Maddy summarySB 476, titled "ENERGY-TECH," makes a technical correction to the short title of a specific section within the Public Utilities Act. This routine administrative update does not change the law's substance or affect any regulated entities, individuals, or policies. The bill serves solely to align the statute's wording with current references, without altering existing requirements or obligations.

Maddy summarySB 470 (EMPLOYMENT-TECH) is a procedural bill that amends the Domestic Workers' Bill of Rights Act. It makes a technical correction to the section defining the bill's short title, updating the official name of the legislation. This change does not alter any substantive rights, protections, or obligations for domestic workers or employers. The bill affects only the formal naming of the existing law, with no new policy provisions or direct impacts on individuals or businesses.

Maddy summaryThis bill makes a technical correction to the short title of a specific section within the Wildlife Code. It does not change any substantive wildlife management policies or regulations. The change affects only the administrative naming of the section, with no direct impact on wildlife, landowners, or conservation programs. No new provisions or mechanisms are introduced.

Maddy summarySB 812 makes a minor technical correction to the short title section of the Executive Reorganization Implementation Act. This procedural bill does not change any policy provisions or affect state government operations. It solely updates the formal title language within an existing law. No substantive changes to government structure or services are involved.

Maddy summarySB 725 makes a technical update to the short title of a section in the Illinois Insurance Code. This is an administrative adjustment to the code's structure with no new requirements or impacts on insurers, policyholders, or the public. The bill does not change any substantive insurance regulations or create new obligations.