Maddy summarySB 883 amends the Farmland Preservation Act by making a technical change to the law's short title. This is a procedural adjustment with no substantive policy changes to the act's content or requirements. The bill directly affects how the law is formally referenced in legal documents but does not alter any regulations, protections, or programs for farmers or land use. It has no impact on existing farmland preservation practices or affected stakeholders.
Sen. John Curran
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Maddy summarySB 1063 amends a technical provision in the Illinois Pension Code related to prohibited transactions. It makes a minor adjustment to existing pension code language without changing benefit eligibility or funding mechanisms. This bill directly affects the administrative processes for public employee pension plans governed under the Illinois Pension Code. As a procedural technical amendment, it does not alter substantive benefits or create new obligations for employees or employers.
Maddy summarySB 966 makes a technical correction to the short title of a specific section within the Redistricting Transparency and Public Participation Act. This change only updates the official naming of the section in the law, with no impact on substantive voting rules, redistricting procedures, or public participation requirements. The bill affects only the legislative record and official references to the Act, not voters, government agencies, or the public. It does not alter any existing legal obligations or create new requirements.
Maddy summarySB 973 amends the Union Employee Health and Benefits Protection Act by making a technical correction to the section defining its short title. This bill does not alter the law's substantive provisions or affect any specific groups of workers or employers. The change only updates the official naming of the act for administrative consistency. As a procedural adjustment, it has no direct policy impact on employment benefits or health coverage.
Maddy summarySB 918 amends the Citizen Privacy Protection Act by updating its short title to correct a technical error. This procedural change does not alter the law's content, protections, or impact any individuals or organizations. The bill only adjusts the statute's official name for administrative consistency, with no substantive policy changes. It affects no one beyond standardizing the law's reference in legal documents.
Maddy summarySB 953 amends the College Campus Press Act by making a technical correction to the short title of one section. This routine administrative update adjusts the section's name within the statute but does not alter any substantive provisions or requirements. The change affects only the legal document's structure and has no impact on campus press operations, students, or educational institutions. It is a minor, non-substantive revision to improve clarity in the law's wording.
Maddy summaryThis bill makes a minor technical correction to the short title of the Illinois Congressional Redistricting Act of 2011. It does not change any substantive redistricting rules or affect voters, districts, or representatives. The change is purely administrative, updating a reference within the law's title. No new policies or impacts on election procedures are created.
Maddy summarySB 972 makes a technical correction to the short title reference within the Consumer Coverage Disclosure Act. This is an administrative update to the law's internal wording, with no changes to the act's substantive requirements or coverage rules. The bill directly affects the Consumer Coverage Disclosure Act's official title in legal references. It does not alter any existing consumer protections or create new obligations.
Maddy summaryThis bill makes a minor technical correction to the short title section of the Illinois Aeronautics Act. It does not change any transportation regulations, policies, or affect any specific groups or entities. The amendment solely updates the official naming reference within the existing statute. No substantive policy changes are involved.
Maddy summarySB 878 amends the Agricultural Experiences Act by making a technical correction to the section defining its short title. This is a procedural update with no changes to program rules, eligibility, or funding. The bill directly affects the act's official naming but does not alter any substantive provisions or impact any individuals or organizations. It serves solely to correct a reference in the law's title section.