Sen. John Curran

Maddy summarySB 1067 amends a specific section of the Illinois Pension Code to make a technical correction related to downstate firefighters' benefits. The bill directly affects downstate firefighters by updating a reference within the pension law, ensuring administrative accuracy. This is a procedural adjustment with no new benefits or cost changes, solely correcting a technical error in existing pension code language.

Maddy summarySB 889 amends the Business Corporation Act of 1983 by updating the short title of a specific section to correct a technical error in the law's wording. This change does not alter any existing business regulations, requirements, or operational rules for corporations. It only adjusts the section's naming within the statute for clarity and consistency. The bill affects the Business Corporation Act itself but has no direct impact on how businesses operate or are regulated.

Maddy summarySB 1119 amends the Interstate Rail Compact Act by making a technical correction to its short title. This is a procedural change that does not alter any substantive policies, regulations, or funding. The bill affects no specific individuals, organizations, or government programs. It simply updates the official name of the existing law for administrative accuracy.

Maddy summarySB 956 makes a technical administrative correction to the short title (official name) of the Illinois Educational Labor Relations Act. This procedural update does not change any substantive policies or affect any specific groups. The bill solely adjusts the law's naming to reflect a minor technicality without altering existing provisions.

Maddy summarySB 1068 amends the Illinois Pension Code with a technical correction to a section specifically related to Chicago police pension benefits. This bill does not change benefit amounts, eligibility, or existing policies but updates a reference or clarification within the code. It directly affects Chicago police officers by ensuring their pension provisions are accurately reflected in the law. The change is administrative and has no impact on current benefit levels or payment structures.

Maddy summarySB 893 is a technical amendment to the General Not For Profit Corporation Act of 1986. It updates the short title of the law but does not change any substantive rules or requirements for nonprofit corporations. The bill affects how the law is formally referenced in legal documents. No new provisions or impacts on businesses or the public are created by this change.

Maddy summarySB 1157 is a technical amendment to the Executive Reorganization Implementation Act. It corrects a reference to the act's short title within one section. This bill makes no substantive policy changes or create new requirements. It directly affects the official legal text of the act but does not impact any government operations, services, or specific groups. The change is purely administrative and does not alter the law's implementation.

Maddy summarySB 1159 amends the Roadside Memorial Act by making a technical correction to the short title of a specific section within the law. This change is purely procedural, updating the section's name for consistency without altering any legal provisions or obligations. The bill does not affect any policies, individuals, or entities, as it only addresses a clerical error in the statute's structure. This type of technical amendment is common to maintain accuracy in legal documents.

Maddy summarySB 1019 amends the Open Meetings Act by correcting the short title of a specific section. This is a technical, administrative adjustment to the law's wording with no impact on public meeting procedures or substantive requirements. The change does not affect how government bodies conduct meetings or alter citizens' rights under the Open Meetings Act. It is a routine update to legal nomenclature, not a policy change.

Maddy summarySB 1105 amends the Illinois Income Tax Act to correct a technical reference in the section defining the law's short title. It makes a minor administrative adjustment to the statute's wording, with no changes to tax rates, exemptions, or actual tax policy. The bill directly affects legal references within the tax code but does not impact taxpayers or alter any tax obligations. This is purely a procedural correction for clarity, not a substantive policy change.