Sen. Don Harmon

Maddy summarySB 558 amends the Charitable Games Act by making a technical correction to a section's short title. This bill does not change any substantive rules or requirements for charitable gaming activities. It only updates the official name of a specific section within the existing law. The change affects administrative documentation but has no impact on how charitable gaming events operate or who participates.

Maddy summarySB 508 amends the Rural Economic Development Act by making a technical correction to the section that defines the act's short title. This bill does not change the law's content, provisions, or impact on rural economic development programs. It is a procedural adjustment to ensure the official title aligns with existing legal references. The change affects only the act's naming convention, with no substantive policy implications.

Maddy summarySB 336 updates the official name of the Bowling Center Act through a minor technical correction. This change adjusts the law's short title without altering any of its existing provisions or requirements. The bill is purely administrative and has no impact on how the law applies to bowling centers, businesses, or the public. It serves as a routine update to legislative nomenclature.

Maddy summarySB 542 amends the Illinois State Collection Act of 1986 to correct a technical error in the law's short title section. This is a purely administrative change with no impact on how the collection law operates or who it affects. The bill makes no substantive policy changes and does not alter any existing provisions or requirements. It is a routine correction to the law's formal naming.

Maddy summarySB 376 makes a technical correction to the short title of a section within the "Bill of Rights for Children" law. This change does not alter the law's content or protections but updates the official title for administrative consistency. It directly affects how the law is referenced in legal documents and databases, without impacting rights or obligations for children or other stakeholders. The bill is purely procedural and does not introduce new requirements or modify substantive protections.

Maddy summarySB 736 amends the Public Utilities Act to correct a technical error in the short title of the Telecommunications Article. This change updates the section's official name without altering any existing laws, regulations, or obligations. The bill affects no individuals, businesses, or government entities, as it only adjusts nomenclature within the statute. It is a procedural correction with no substantive policy impact.

Maddy summarySB 808 amends the Executive Reorganization Implementation Act to correct a technical error in the short title of a specific section. This procedural change updates the section's title for accuracy without altering any substantive provisions or requirements. The bill does not affect policy, stakeholders, or existing law, as it only addresses a minor administrative detail in the statute's wording. It is a routine legislative correction with no direct impact on citizens or government operations.

Maddy summarySB 486 "ETHICS-TECH" makes a technical correction to the short title of the State Officials and Employees Ethics Act. It does not change any substantive ethics rules or requirements for state officials. The bill only updates the formal name of the section within the law, leaving all existing ethics provisions unchanged. This is a procedural adjustment with no impact on how state employees or officials must comply with ethics rules.

Maddy summarySB 469 amends the Child Extended Bereavement Leave Act to correct a technical error in the section defining its short title. This procedural change updates the law's official name reference without altering any employee benefits, eligibility rules, or leave policies. The bill affects no individuals or employers, as it only adjusts administrative language in the statute. No new provisions or policy changes are implemented.

Maddy summarySB 484 is a procedural bill that makes a technical correction to the short title of the State Officials and Employees Ethics Act. It does not change any substantive policy or affect any individuals or groups. The bill simply updates the official name of the law to align with current terminology. No new requirements, restrictions, or mechanisms are introduced. This is a routine administrative update with no impact on ethics rules or enforcement.