Sen. Don Harmon

Maddy summarySB 686 amends the Illinois Pension Code to make a technical correction to a section specifically addressing pension benefits for Chicago teachers. The change adjusts administrative language or clarifies existing provisions without altering benefit amounts, eligibility rules, or retirement requirements. This bill directly affects Chicago teachers by updating how their pension code provisions are applied in official records. The amendment is procedural and does not impact current pension structures or payments.

Maddy summarySB 375 makes a technical correction to the short title of a section in the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963. This bill does not change any substantive legal provisions or affect how laws are applied. It only updates administrative language for clarity within the code's structure. The change is purely procedural and does not impact citizens, courts, or law enforcement.

Maddy summarySB 651 amends the Public Library District Act of 1991 to correct a technical error in its short title reference. This is a procedural change with no substantive policy impact on library operations or funding. The bill does not affect public services, library districts, or residents; it only updates the law's official title wording. As a technical correction, it has no direct effect on any individuals or entities. The change is administrative and does not alter any existing provisions of the Public Library District Act.

Maddy summarySB 462 amends the Illinois Secure Choice Savings Program Act by correcting the short title of a specific section. This technical change does not alter the program's requirements, benefits, or how it affects employees and employers. The bill only updates the official naming of the section for clarity, without modifying any policy substance.

Maddy summarySB 868 makes a technical correction to the short title of the Illinois Endangered Species Protection Act. This procedural change updates the formal name of the law without altering any substantive provisions or affecting any individuals, organizations, or conservation efforts. The bill does not introduce new requirements, funding, or policy changes - its sole purpose is to align the act's short title with current legislative formatting standards. This type of amendment is common for administrative clarity and has no practical impact on how the law is implemented or enforced.

Maddy summarySB 781 amends the Illinois Income Tax Act by correcting the short title of a specific section. This is a technical administrative update that does not change any tax rules, rates, or taxpayer obligations. The bill affects only how the section is labeled in legal documents, with no impact on the public or tax code substance. It serves as a routine procedural correction to maintain accuracy in the law's reference system.

Maddy summarySB 821 amends the Illinois Civil Administrative Code by making a technical correction to the short title of a specific section. This procedural change updates the section's name for administrative clarity without altering any substantive laws or regulations. The bill directly affects how the code is referenced in official documents and legal contexts. It does not impact public policy, funding, or citizen obligations.

Maddy summarySB 786 (SAFETY-TECH) amends the Toxic Pollution Prevention Act by making a technical correction to the section that establishes the law's short title. This is a procedural change that updates the official name reference within the existing statute. The bill does not alter any pollution prevention requirements, regulations, or enforcement mechanisms. It directly affects the legislative text itself, not any regulated entities or the public.

Maddy summarySB 788 amends the Radon Industry Licensing Act by updating its short title section to correct a technical error in the law's official name. This is a purely administrative change with no impact on licensing requirements, radon testing standards, or industry practices. The bill does not create new obligations or affect any individuals, businesses, or government programs. It serves only to align the act's title with current statutory formatting. (1 sentence)

Maddy summarySB 482, titled "ENERGY-TECH," is a technical amendment to the Public Utilities Act. It corrects a reference within a section concerning the law's short title. The bill does not change any substantive policies or affect any individuals or entities. It serves solely to update the law's administrative language. This is a procedural change with no policy impact.