Sen. John Curran

Maddy summarySB 1165 amends the Permanent Noise Monitoring Act by making a technical correction to the section that defines the act's short title. This change is purely administrative and does not alter the content, requirements, or enforcement of the act. The bill has no direct impact on the public, businesses, or existing noise monitoring regulations, as it only updates the official name for consistency in the statute. It is a routine procedural update with no substantive policy changes.

Maddy summarySB 1103 amends the Watercraft Use Tax Law to make a minor technical correction to a section concerning the law's short title. This is a procedural adjustment with no impact on tax rates, filing requirements, or who pays the tax. The bill does not change any substantive policy or affect taxpayers directly. It solely updates a reference within the law's existing structure. (1 sentence, as it is a procedural technical correction)

Maddy summarySB 1083 makes a technical correction to the Public Utilities Act by updating the short title of the Telecommunications Article. This change does not alter any substantive regulations, requirements, or existing provisions. It solely ensures the article's title aligns with current legislative references and avoids potential confusion in legal documents. The bill directly affects how the Telecommunications Article is formally cited in state law but has no impact on public utilities operations or consumer regulations.

Maddy summarySB 974 amends the Sexual Harassment Victim Representation Act by making a technical correction to the section that establishes the law's short title. This change does not alter any substantive rights, procedures, or protections for victims of sexual harassment. The bill affects no individuals or entities, as it only updates the official name reference within the existing statute. It is a purely procedural adjustment with no new policy requirements or impacts.

Maddy summarySB 886 amends the Industrial Hemp Act by making a technical correction to the section defining its short title. This change only updates the bill's reference name within the law and does not alter any hemp cultivation, processing, or regulatory provisions. The bill affects no individuals or entities, as it solely addresses a clerical detail in the statute's title section. No substantive policy changes or new requirements are introduced.

Maddy summaryThis bill amends a section of the Illinois Administrative Procedure Act to correct a technical error in the law's short title. It does not change any substantive policies, procedures, or affect any specific groups or individuals. The change is purely administrative, updating the official name of the statute without altering its content or impact.

Maddy summarySB 1092 is a procedural bill that makes a technical correction to the Clinical Psychologist Licensing Act. It updates the act's short title and policy section wording without changing any licensing requirements or regulations for clinical psychologists. This amendment solely affects the formal naming and reference of the existing act in state law. No new rules or impacts on practitioners are introduced.

Maddy summarySB 1114 (SAFETY-TECH) makes a technical correction to the short title of the Radon Resistant Construction Act. It does not change any construction requirements, regulations, or the law's substantive provisions. This procedural update only affects the official naming of the existing law and has no impact on building standards or who is subject to them. The bill does not alter any obligations for builders, homeowners, or state agencies.

Maddy summarySB 1132 amends the Compensation Review Act by making a technical correction to the short title of one of its sections. This change updates the section's name for administrative clarity in official documents but does not alter any compensation policies or procedures. The bill directly affects state government record-keeping and references to the Compensation Review Act. It is a procedural adjustment with no substantive impact on public policy or affected individuals.

Maddy summaryThis bill makes a technical correction to Section 1-2 of Illinois' Criminal Code of 2012, which outlines the general purposes of the state's criminal laws. The amendment adjusts the formatting of the section without changing the actual content or legal meaning of the provisions. It affects the state's criminal code structure by updating how the general purposes are presented in the official text. The change does not alter any criminal offenses, penalties, or procedures for individuals accused or convicted of crimes.