H ILLINO S UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGN PRODUCTION NOTE University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library Large-scale Digitization Project, 2007. FINAL Legislative Synopsis and Digest of the 1989 Session of the Eighty-sixth General Assembly STATE OF ILLINOIS (No. 17) Vol. III Action on all Bills and Resolutions Through Feb. 15, 1990 Published by the Legislative Reference Bureau Stanley M. Johnston, Executive Director Kathleen H. Kenyon, Editor TABLE OF CONTENTS Joint Committee on Legislative Support Services........... 3 Legislative Reference Bureau Members . . . . ......... .. 3 Standing Committees of the Senate - Chairmen .......... 5 Standing Committees of the House - Chairmen ........... 6 Senate Bills 1-1510 ............... ........ ....... 7 House Bills 1-2987 ................................ . 825 Executive Orders .... ............................. 2097 Resolutions .................... ........ ....... 2099 Joint Session Resolutions .......................... . . 2100 Senate Joint Resolutions Constitutional Amendments ....... 2102 House Joint Resolutions Constitutional Amendments ....... 2106 Senate Joint Resolutions .. . . . . ...... . ......... 2111 House Joint Resolutions ........................... 2134 Senate Resolutions .......... ....... ... ........ 2151 House Resolutions ................ ............... 2234 Statutes Amended ......................... ...... . 2359 Index to Sponsors -Senate................ ........ 2437 Index to Sponsors - House .......................... 2480 Index to Subject Matter ............ . . ........... 2585 Governor's Action ......................... ........ 2750 (1,757-2-90--X04974) (Printed by Authority of the State of Illinois) HB-1190 STECZO - EWING. (Ch. 122, pars. 103-21, 103-33.4 and 103-33.5) Amends the Public Community College Act relative to the transfer of excess funds from the bond and interest account and relative to the appropriate funds for receipt of working cash fund tax and bond proceeds. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 46, par. 2A-1.2; Ch. 122, pars. 103-7, 103-12, 103-13, 106-1 and 106-2 Provides for the election of board members of a newly formed community college district by trustee district, and for decennial reapportionment, by the Illinois Com- munity College Board, beginning in 1991. Increases the initial maximum autho- rized grant for a new district to $250,000 (instead of $100,000) based on projected 1st year full time equivalent enrollment times $750 (instead of times $300). Ex- tends until July 1, 1991 a non-high school or high school district's authority and re- sponsibility with respect to the levy of taxes and tuition payments attributable to attendance at a community college for graduates or qualified students residing out- side of a community college district. Adds an immediate effective date. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Higher Education Apr 19 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 EWING Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 23 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. May 26 Interim Study Calendar HIGHER ED 3HB-1191 KEANE - JOHNSON - SATTERTHWAITE - MAYS - RONAN. (Ch. 23, pars. 1372, 1374 and new par. 1374.1; Ch. 48, par. 39m-5; Ch. 108 1/2, par. 15-113.10 and new par. 9-121.9; Ch. 127, par. 133b.10 and Ch. 144, par. 28) Amends an Act in relation to the University of Illinois Hospital, the Wage Pay- ment and Collection Act, the Pension Code, the State Property Control Act and an Act in relation to the University of Illinois. Repeals an Act to transfer certain func- tions of the Illinois Mental Health Institutes from the Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities to the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois. Permits the University of Illinois Board of Trustees to lease hospital land and property to the county in which it is located. Allows the transfer of credit be- tween pension systems by certain county and university employees. Permits a State university to convey tangible property and sell supplies to a county which operates a hospital. Makes other changes. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 48, par. 39m-5; Ch. 108 1/2, par. 15-113.10 and new par. 9-121.9 Adds reference to: Ch. 34, new par. 1145; Ch. 127, par. 150a Deletes changes in the Wage Payment and Collection Act, the Pension Code. De- letes provisions repealing an Act to transfer certain functions of the Illinois Mental Health Institutes. Removes the increase from 18 to 20 years of the maximum length of certain U of I leases in support of science and medicine. Amends an Act concern- ing the classified civil service of Cook County to require continuation of employ- ment for certain civil service employees of hospitals leased to Cook County. Amends the State Finance Act to require lump sum payment to a transferring State employ- ee for accrued time not credited by the new employer. FISCAL NOTE (U of I) 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1385 HB-1190 HB-1191-Cont. The University would be relieved of its obligation on the bal- ance of the construction debt. The lease of the facility, the transfer of equipment and the sale of inventory of supplies are expected to be neutral as to appropriated funds. The trans- fer of employees to the county would reduce State costs for in- surance by $2.4 million per year and for pensions by $4.0 mil- lion per year. The cost of care provided to Department of Cor- rections immates, provided without charge now, would be $1.0 to $1.5 million per year. The hospital would continue to require about $16.3 million per year of the University's appropriation for at least 3 years after the transfer. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes effective date. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 23, new par. 1374.2 Prohibits the U of I from implementing any agreement for an off-campus medical education facility unless it certifies that conditions specified by the Department of Public Health conditions have been met. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Higher Education May 02 Amendment No.01 HIGHER ED Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 013-001-003 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Fiscal Note Requested AS AMENDED-KUBIK St Mandate Fis Nte ReqAS AMENDED-KUBIK Pension Note Requestd AS AMENDED-KUBIK Fiscal Note filed Second Reading Floor motion PENSION NOTE AND STATE MANDATES DO NOT APPLY - KEANE Motion prevailed 063-040-000 Pension Note Not Required St Mandate Fis Nte Not Req Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 085-015-016 May 26 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor LECHOWICZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn Jun 09 Recommnded do pass as amend 008-004-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 21 Second Reading Amendment No.01 PUB HLTH WEL Adopted Amendment No.02 SMITH & TOPINKA Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Third Reading - Passed 038-015-006 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02 Jun 24 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02 Jun 26 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02 Jun 27 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/LECHOWICZ SMITH, D'ARCO, TOPINKA & KEATS 1386 HB-1191-Cont. Jun 28 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/KEANE, YOUNG,A, SATTERTHWAITE, HOFFMAN AND CHURCHILL Jun 30 House report submitted Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report lost 1ST/016-039-003 S Requests Conference Comm 2ND Jul 01 Tabled House Rule 79(E) SHB-1192 KEANE - JOHNSON - SATTERTHWAITE - MAYS - RONAN. (Ch. 23, pars. 1372 and 1374) Amends an Act in relation to the University of Illinois Hospital and University of Illinois health care programs. Places control of the Hospital in the University's Board of Trustees, rather than merely the University. Provides that the dol- lar-for-dollar reduction of the University's repayment obligation to the State result- ing from the Hospital's provision of indigent health care shall be applied to the financing costs of a replacement hospital. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 23, new par. 1373.1 Provides that leases of University hospitals or medical facilities to units of local government shall provide for employment of University of Illinois Hospital civil ser- vice employees by the local units. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED In the opinion of DCCA, HB 1192, as amended by House Amendment 1, fails to meet the definition of a mandate. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes November 1, 1989) Deletes effective date. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Senate recedes November 1, 1989) Adds reference to: (Ch. 23, new par. 1373.2) Prohibits the U of I from implementing any agreement for an off-campus medical education facility unless it certifies that conditions specified by the Department of Public Health conditions have been met. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-ams 1 and 2. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Deletes reference to: (Ch. 23, pars. 1372 and 1374 and new par. 1372.1) Adds reference to: (Ch. 91 1/2, pars. 100-4 and 809, new par. 809.1 and rep. pars. 100-11 and 100-13; Ch. 127, par. 63b13.24) Changes the title and deletes everything. Creates a new Act and amends an Act codifying the powers and duties of the Department of Mental Health and Develop- mental Disabilities, the Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Confidenti- ality Act and the Civil Administrative Code. Provides for the transfer of the Institute for Juvenile Research and the Illinois Institute for Developmental Disabil- ities from the Departments of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities and Central Management Services to the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois. Effective July 1, 1990. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Higher Education May 02 Amendment No.01 HIGHER ED Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 013-001-003 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1387 HB-1192-Cont. 1388 May 11 St Mandate Fis Nte ReqAS AMENDED-KUBIK Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 16 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Calendar Order of 3rd Rdng May 24 Third Reading - Passed 084-016-014 May 26 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor LECHOWICZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn Jun 09 Recommnded do pass as amend 008-004-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 21 Second Reading Amendment No.01 PUB HLTH WEL Adopted Amendment No.02 SMITH & TOPINKA Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Third Reading - Passed 040-010-003 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02 Jun 24 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02 Jun 26 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02 Jun 27 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd IST/LECHOWICZ SMITH, D'ARCO, TOPINKA & KEATS Jun 28 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/KEANE, SATTERTHWAITE, YOUNG,A, HOFFMAN AND CHURCHILL Jul 01 Tabled House Rule 79(E) Oct 18 Exempt under Hse Rule 29(C) Mtn filed take from Table SUSPEND RULE 79(E) PLACE ON ORDER OF CONF. COMM. REPTS. -KEANE Mtn Take From Table Prevail Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST (06-28-89) Oct 19 House report submitted Oct 31 House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/104-001-003 Nov 01 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted IST/058-000-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Nov 30 Sent to the Governor Dec 05 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0955 Effective date 90-07-01 ' HB-1193 DUNN,JOHN. (Ch. 85, par. 611, new par. 61 la; Ch. 120, par. 9-901; Ch. 127, new par. 141.255) Amends the revenue sharing Act, the Income Tax Act and the State Finance Act to provide that 3/35 (now 1 /12) of the State income tax receipts be deposited 97.2% 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. HB-1193-Cont. to the Local Government Distributive Fund and 2.8% to the County Correctional Facilities Support Fund which is a newly created special fund in the State treasury from which appropriations are made to the Department of Corrections for the pur- pose of financing the operations and maintenance of county correctional facilities opened after January 1, 1988 and built as a result of a mandate from the Depart- ment of Corrections. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-1194 KEANE - SATTERTHWAITE - MAYS - RONAN. (Ch. 23, par. 1374; Ch. 144, par. 28b) Amends Acts relating to the organization of the University of Illinois and to that University's hospital and health care programs. Changes an internal citation to the long title of an Act to that Act's short title, and replaces "one dollar" with $1. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Higher Education May 04 Interim Study Calendar HIGHER ED ' HB-1195 SATTERTHWAITE. (Ch. 120, pars. 439.3, 439.9,439.33, 439.39, 439.103, 439.109, 441 and 442; Ch. 122, new par. 2-3.95; Ch. 127, new pars. 141.255 and 142z20; Ch. 144, new par. 189.20) Amends the State occupation and use tax Acts, The School Code, the State fi- nance Act and the Board of Higher Education Act. Specifically includes computer software as taxable tangible personal property. Defines computer software. Also provides that the net revenue realized from the State occupation and use taxes im- posed on software be deposited in the Education Assistance Fund from which not more than 2/3 of the money shall be appropriated to the State Board of Education for grants to school districts subject to The School Code in proportion to average daily attendance and not more than 1/3 of the money shall be appropriated to the Board of Higher Education for Grants to public institutions of higher education in proportion to the full-time student enrollment. Effective January 1, 1990. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-1196 SATTERTHWAITE. (Ch. 127, new par. 49.06f) Amends the Civil Administrative Code. Requires the Division of Water Re- sources of the Department of Transportation to establish a committee to develop a water use permit plan. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Requires DOT to establish the committee and changes its purpose to studying in- stream use conflicts and identifying a program to protect and manage instream flow resources. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Makes the Director of the Division of Water Resources the committee's chair- man. Adds a representative of the Department of Agriculture to the committee's membership. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Transportation and Motor Vehicles Apr 26 Amendment No.01 TRANSPORTATN Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 022-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1389 HB-1196-Cont. May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 09 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.02 SATTERTHWAITE Adopted Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/116-000-000 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 116-000-000 May 11 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 18 Sen Sponsor JOYCE,JJ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Executive Jun 01 Recommended do pass 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Aug 14 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0191 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1197 WAIT. (Ch. 34, new par. 409.2b) Amends the Counties Act. Allows a tax of 0.1% for grants to townships for road improvements. Grants may be made only to a township with an aggregate assessed value of less than $20,000,000. The county grant must be matched by the township in an amount which is 50% of the county grant. The tax is not subject to rate or amount limitations on taxes for other county purposes. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm. on Roads and Bridges May 05 Interim Study Calendar ROADS BRIDGES HB-1198 WOJCIK. (Ch. 82, pars. 1, 5, 17, and 21) Amends the Mechanics' Liens Act. Allows interest on a lien at 2 points above prime. Requires the contractor's statement to have attached to it sworn statements from parties furnishing materials or labor. Provides that attorney's fees are taxed as costs against the losing parties. Provides that a contract between an owner and a contractor cannot waive lien rights of a subcontractor or materialman. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 82, pars. 5, 17, and 21. Deletes all changes. Provides for a flat 10% rate of interest on mechanics' lien claims. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd Committee Judiciary I May 05 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 WOJCIK Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 19 Short Debate-3rd Passed 111-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng 1390 1391 HB-1198-Cont. May 25 Sen Sponsor GEO-KARIS Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Labor Jun 08 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 15 Added As A Joint Sponsor KARPIEL Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Sep 07 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0807 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1199 DUNN,JOHN - LAURINO, STERN AND MORROW. (Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 3-703 and 6-301.1; Ch. 127, par. 34) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code and The Illinois Identification Card Act. Pro- hibits any person from distributing, duplicating, manufacturing, advertising or sell- ing driver's licenses, permits, Identification Cards, Disabled Person Identification Cards, certificates of title, registrations, registration plates, registration stickers, special plates or permits which purport to have been issued by the Secretary of State. Permits the Secretary of State to seek a restraining order in a court against any person who advertises such items. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Clarifies that the Secretary of State is to request the Attorney General to seek a restraining order against any persons who advertise fraudulent driver's licenses, permits, Identification Cards, Disabled Person I.D. Cards, registration, titles, plates or permits. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that the Secretary of State may request the Attorney General to seek a restraining order against any person who advertises fraudulent documents issued pursuant to the Vehicle Code. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm Constitut'nal Officers May 04 Amendment No.01 CONST OFFICER Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 012-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.02 DUNN,JOHN Adopted Amendment No.03 DUNN,JOHN Withdrawn Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor SEVERNS Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation Jun 13 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0551 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1200 CHURCHILL - RONAN. (Ch. 120, par. 417.7) Amends the Motor Fuel Tax Law to change the definition of Department from Department of Revenue of the State of Illinois to the Illinois Department of Revenue. Apr 04 1989 First reading Apr 07 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Select Comm. on Roads and Bridges Recommended do pass 016-002-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 26 Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-1201 YOUNG,A. (Ch. 38, par. 1005-5-3) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections to provide that persons convicted of a Class 1 felony committed while serving a term of periodic imprisonment shall not be eligible for probation or conditional discharge. Apr 04 1989 First reading Apr 07 May 04 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-1202 HOMER AND WOOLARD. (Ch. 56 1/2, par. 1655) Amends the Narcotics Profit Forfeiture Act to provide that a designee of the At- torney General is authorized to sell all property forfeited and seized pursuant to the Act. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that a person who commits the offense of narcotics racketeering shall forfeit to the State of Illinois any property or property interest used to facilitate a vi- olation of the Act. Provides that a forfeiture hearing may be held before or after the filing of an information or return of an indictment. Creates a rebuttable presump- tion that property of a person charged or to be charged with narcotics racketeering is subject to forfeiture under specified circumstances. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides for the seizure of property used to facilitate narcotics racketeering. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 016-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 24 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 26 Amendment No.01 HOMER Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate-3rd Passed 091-001-001 May 31 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor DALEY,J Added As A Joint Sponsor DEL VALLE Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comi Waive Posting Notice n on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary HB-1199-Cont. Sep 01 Apr 27 1392 HB-1202-Cont. Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Amendment No.01 DALEY,J Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/091-019-007 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Aug 30 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0350 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1203 MCPIKE - FARLEY - STANGE. (Ch. 48, pars. 1603, 1607, 1608, 1609, 1610, 1611, 1614, 1615, 1620, 1702, 1707, 1710, 1711, 1712, 1714, 1715, 1716; rep. par. 1616) Amends the Illinois Public Labor Relations Act and the Illinois Educational La- bor Relations Act relating to various definitions, recognition of bargaining units, unfair labor practices, unfair labor practice procedures and enforcement of labor relations board orders. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 48, pars. 1603, 1607, 1608, 1609 1610, 1611, 1614, 1620, 1702, 1707, 1711, 1712, 1714, 1715 1716; rep. par. 1616 Adds reference to: Ch. 48, pars. 1615 and 1717 Deletes title and everything after the enacting clause. Amends the Public Labor Relations Act. Makes a grammatical change. Amends the Educational Labor Rela- tions Act. Changes a reference to an Act. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 48, pars. 1615 and 1717 Adds reference to: Ch. 48, pars. 1603, 1610, 1611, 1614, 1617, 1702, 1711, 1712, 1714, 1715, 1716; Ch. 85, par. 601 Amends various Acts relating to labor relations. Deletes title and everything af- ter the enacting clause. Makes various changes relating to unfair labor practices, impasse procedures, arbitration of certain disputes and enforcement of labor board orders. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to Ch. 48, par. 1620 Provides that Public Labor Relations Act applies to fire protection districts em- ploying 10 firefighters or more. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Revises definition of supervisor in relation to State supervisors. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Deletes reference to: Ch. 85, title prec. 601, par. 601 Deletes provisions amending An Act to require the corporate authorities of coun- ties and municipal corporations to furnish statements showing receipts and expenditures. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 03 Amendment No.01 LABOR COMMRCE Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 015-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Short Debate-3rd Passed 109-000-006 May 22 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor JACOBS Placed Calendr,First Readng 1393 HB-1203-Cont. May 23 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Higher Education Jun 06 Committee discharged Re-referred to Labor Jun 08 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 22 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 JACOBS Adopted 028-011-007 Amendment No.02 JACOBS Verified Adopted Amendment No.03 JACOBS Adopted 029-027-000 Amendment No.04 HUDSON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Third Reading - Passed 035-022-001 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02,03,04 Jul 01 Tabled House Rule 79(E) HB-1204 MATIJEVICH - STERN AND CURRAN. Appropriates $2,184,127 to the Northern Illinois Police Crime Laboratory for the costs of an automated fingerprint identification system. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Appropriations I May 11 Interim Study Calendar APPROP I 'HB-1205 MATIJEVICH. (Ch. 24, par. 8-3-14; Ch. 34, par. 409.12) Amends the Illinois Municipal Code and the Counties Act. Provides that if a county or municipality imposes and collects a hotel occupation tax and is affiliated with a local tourism and convention bureau that is eligible for certain State grant funds, 50% of the net revenues realized by the county or municipality from the tax shall be distributed to the bureau. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1206 KLEMM - MORROW. (Ch. 121 1/2, par. 262L) Amends the Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act to provide that cars advertised as executives' or officials' vehicles shall have been used exclu- sively by executives of the manufacturer or dealer and shall not have been sold pre- viously to a member of the public. Provides that cars described as "executives" must also be described as "driven" or "used". HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Removes provision that cars advertised as being "executives" must be described as "driven or used". Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Consumer Protection Apr 19 Amendment No.01 CONSUMER PROT Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 018-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1394 HB-1206--Cont. May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 09 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 116-000-000 May 11 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 Sen Sponsor KARPIEL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm Jun 01 Jun 08 Jun 13 Jun 19 Jul 14 Aug 30 Assigned to Ex on Assignment xecutive Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0351 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1207 EWING. (Ch. 63, par. 343; Ch. 127, new par. 3106) Amends the Illinois Economic and Fiscal Commission Act and the Illinois Capi- tal Budget and 5 Year Capital Improvement Programs Act. Requires the Economic and Fiscal Commission to submit annual assessments of the State's long-term capi- tal projects needs to the General Assembly. Requires the Bureau of the Budget to annually submit such a report to the legislative leaders and the Economic and Fiscal Commission. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 127, par. 142t Amends the State Finance Act. Provides for acceptance of gifts to the Capital Development Board Contributory Trust Fund and return of any gifts not expended on specified capital improvements. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to State Government Administration Apr 19 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 011-000-001 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng May 16 Amendment No.01 EWING Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mtn Prev Amendment No.02 EWING Amendment No.03 EWING Appeal Ruling of Chair EWING Motion failed Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate-3rd Passed 114-000-000 May 17 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor NETSCH Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 May 23 Jun 01 Jun 13 Jun 19 Adopted v-Recall 2nd Reading Withdrawn Ruled not germane First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Recommended do pass 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses 1395 HB-1207-Cont. Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Aug 14 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0192 Effective date 90-01-01 'HB-1208 HOMER - BRESLIN - SALTSMAN - LEVIN - DUNN,JOHN, HASARA, HICKS, LEITCH, COWLISHAW, HULTGREN, DIDRICKSON, ACKER- MAN, CURRAN, GRANBERG, EDLEY AND WAIT. (New Act) Creates the Service Tax Delinquency Amnesty Act. Provides that, during a spec- ified 60-day period, the Department of Revenue shall grant amnesty from interest and civil and criminal penalties for failure to pay service occupation and service use taxes on medical appliances if the person applying for amnesty pays such taxes dur- ing the amnesty period. Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Revenue) The bill would have a minimal positive affect on State reve- nues. Local governments would lose more interest and penalty than the State. The exact fiscal impact of the bill cannot be determined since the Dept. does not know the number of delin- quent taxpayers nor the total amount of outstanding liability. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Recommended do pass 011-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 08 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 17 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-1209 MCGANN. (Ch. 122, pars. 34-1.1, 34-2.1, 34-2.1b and 34-2.5) Amends The School Code. Revises membership qualifications for Chicago local school and subdistrict councils, and increases to 3 from one the number of represen- tatives per local school council on a subdistrict council. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Implementatn Chicago School Reform May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1210 MCGANN. (Ch. 38, new par. 24-2.3) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 to make a manufacturer or seller of a firearm which is used to cause the death or injury of any other person guilty of a Class 4 fel- ony. Makes such manufacturer or seller civilly liable to a person injured or to the survivors of a person killed as a result of the use of such firearm. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 02 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-1211 LEVERENZ - MCPIKE. Appropriates $1 to the Board of Higher Education to conduct a joint study with the Bureau of the Budget regarding the economic status of purchasers of College Savings Bonds. Effective July 1, 1989. ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. * Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1396 H B-1211-Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes November 3, 1989) Increases appropriation to $2. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 1. Recommends that the bill be amended as follows: Deletes everything after the enacting clause. Makes supplemental appropriations for FY90 to the following agencies: Abandoned Mined Lands Reclamation Council ... Dept. on Aging ... Dept. of Agriculture ... Dept. of Alcohol & Substance Abuse ... Board of Governors ... Board of Higher Education ... Build Illinois ... Capital Development Board ... Dept. of Central Management Services ... Dept. of Children & Family Services ... Illinois Commerce Commission ... Dept. of Commerce & Community Affairs ... Illinois Community College Board ... State Comptroller ... Dept. of Conservation ... Court of Claims ... Criminal Justice Information Authority ... Illinois Development Finance Authority ... Economic & Fiscal Commission ... Emergency Services & Disaster Agency ... Dept. of Energy & Natural Resources ... Environmental Protection Agency ... State Fire Marshal ... Governor ... Governor's Council on Health & Physical Fitness ... Historic Preservation Agency ... Dept. of Labor ... Lieutenant Governor ... Dept. of Mental Health & Developmental Disabilities ... Dept. of Military Affairs ... Dept. of Mines & Minerals ... Dept. of Nuclear Safety ... Prisoner Review Board ... Dept. of Public Aid ... Dept. of Public Health ... Illinois Racing Board ... Dept. of Revenue ... Secretary of State ... Southern Illinois Univer- sity ... State Appellate Defender ... State's Attorneys Ap- pellate Prosecutor ... State Board of Education ... State Board of Elections ... Dept. of State Police ... Student Assistance Commission ... Supreme Court ... Dept. of Trans- portation ... State Treasurer ... University of Illinois ... Dept. of Veterans' Affairs GOVERNOR MESSAGE Line item vetoes amounts totalling $39,433,310 and reduces various line items by a total of $6,345,900. Vetoes language authorizing specified $500 awards under the Merit Recognition Scholarship program. line item vetoes to the following agencies: Dept. of Mental Health & Developmental Disabilities ... Dept. of Public Health ... Dept. of Transportation ... Capital Development Board ... Dept. of Agriculture ... Secretary of State ... Abandoned Mined Lands Reclamation Council ... Lieutenant Governor ... Ill. Criminal Justice Information Authority ... Auditor General ... Dept. of Energy & Natural Resources ... Prairie State 2000 Authority ... Southern Illinois University ... Dept. of Commerce & Community Affairs ... Dept. of Conservation ... Board of Higher Education ... Comptroller ... University of Illinois ... Dept. of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse ... Environmental Protection Agency ... Olive Harvey College ... Dept. of Nuclear Safety ... Ill. Community College Board ... Dept. on Aging ... State Board of Education reduction to the following agencies: Board of Governors ... Environmental Protection Agency ... Dept. of Veterans' Affairs ... Secretary of State ... State Board of Education ... Dept. of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Appropriations II May 11 Recommended do pass 011-009-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Motion EXTEND 3RD RD DEADLINE UNTIL 5-31-89 - LEVERENZ Mtm Prevail Suspend Rul 37G 117-000-000 Placed Calndr,Third Reading 1397 HB-1211-Cont. 1398 May 31 Third Reading - Passed 106-003-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 Sen Sponsor HALL Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Appropriations II Jun 15 Recommnded do pass as amend 016-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 20 Second Reading Amendment No.01 APPROP II Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 057-001-001 Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 28 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd IST/HALL CARROLL, ROCK, MAITLAND & ETHEREDGE Jun 29 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm IST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MCPIKE, LEVERENZ, BOWMAN, RYDER AND MAYS Jul 01 Tabled House Rule 79(E) Oct 10 Exempt under Hse Rule 29(C) Tabled House Rule 79(E) Oct 18 Mtn filed take from Table SUSPEND RULE 79(E) PLACE ON ORDER OF CONF. COMM. REPTS. -BOWMAN Mtn Take From Table Prevail Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST (06-29-89) Nov 02 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/041-012-002 Nov 03 House report submitted 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted IST/075-028-010 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Nov 13 Sent to the Governor Dec 05 Governor item reduction PUBLIC ACT 86-0956 Effective date 89-12-05 Placed Cal. Item/Red. Veto Dec 14 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 01/MATIJEVICH -BOWMAN PG 180 & LN 31-35 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 02/WOOLARD PG 190 & LN 15-21 Placed Cal. Item/Red. Veto Dec 18 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 03/YOUNGE,W PG 169 & LN 33-35; PG 170 & LN 1-8 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 04/YOUNGE,W PG 187 & LN 19-23 Placed Cal. Item/Red. Veto Jan 04 1990 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 05/HALLOCK PG 196 & LN 35; PG 197 & LN 1-4 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 06/HOMER H B-121 1-Cont. Jan 04-Cont. PG 56 & LN 6-12 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 07/CURRIE-MCPIKE PG 186 & LN 35 PG 187 & LN 1-4 Placed Cal. Item/Red. Veto Jan 08 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 08/RICHMOND PG 169 & LN 23-27 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 09/PHELPS PG 62 & LN 11-17 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 10/PHELPS PG 178 & LN 6-12 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 11/PHELPS PG 183 & LN 32-35; PG 184 & LN 1-2 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 12/PHELPS PG 180 & LN 5-9 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 13/WOOLARD PG 179 & LN 29-33 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 14/WOOLARD PG 183 & LN 27-31 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 15/EDLEY PG 184 & LN 10-14 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 16/HICKS PG 182 & LN 31-35 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 17/HICKS PG 184 & LN 20-25 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 18/HICKS PG 179 & LN 23-28 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 19/HICKS PG 190 & LN 8-14 Placed Cal. Item/Red. Veto Jan 09 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 20/WENNLUND PG 200 & LN 9-16 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 21/WENNLUND PG 199 & LN 1-10 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 22/WOOLARD PG 190 & LN 6-7 Placed Cal. Item/Red. Veto Jan 10 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 23/YOUNGE,W PG 185 & LN 2-7 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 24/MCGANN PG 182 & LN 25-30 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 25/BALANOFF PG 178 & LN 26-30 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 26/JONES,LOU PG 193 & LN 8-17 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 27/YOUNGE,W PG 186 & LN 1-4 3/5 vote required MOTION NO. 2 Override item veto Hse-lost 057-053-002 3/5 vote required MOTION NO. 3 Override item veto Hse-lost 059-047-000 3/5 vote required MOTION NO. 1 Verified Override item veto Hse-lost 067-042-000 3/5 vote required MOTION NO. 4 Override item veto Hse-lost 066-046-000 3/5 vote required MOTION NO. 7 Override item veto Hse-lost 058-052-000 3/5 vote required MOTION NO. 9 Override item veto Hse-lost 062-047-000 1399 HB-1211 -Cont. 1400 Jan 10-Cont. 3/5 vote required MOTION NO. 10 Override item veto Hse-lost 065-046-000 3/5 vote required MOTION NO. 6 Override item veto Hse-lost 066-046-000 3/5 vote required MOTION NO. 15 Override item veto Hse-lost 067-046-000 3/5 vote required MOTION NO. 16 Override item veto Hse-lost 059-046-000 3/5 vote required MOTION NO. 17 Override item veto Hse-lost 061-048-000 3/5 vote required MOTION NO. 18 Override item veto Hse-lost 064-047-000 3/5 vote required MOTION NO. 20 Override item veto Hse-lost 034-062-003 3/5 vote required MOTION NO. 22 Override item veto Hse-lost 056-048-000 3/5 vote required MOTION NO. 24 Override item veto Hse-lost 059-052-000 3/5 vote required MOTION NO. 25 Override item veto Hse-lost 060-045-000 Placed Cal. Item/Red. Veto Jan 11 3/5 vote required MOTION NO. 13 Override item veto Hse-lost 063-048-000 3/5 vote required MOTION NO. 14 Override item veto Hse-lost 066-048-001 3/5 vote required MOTION NO. 27 Override item veto Hse-lost 065-047-000 Item/reduction veto stands. PA 86-0956 HB-1212 BOWMAN - LEVERENZ - MCPIKE. Appropriates $1 to the Bureau of the Budget to study the State's retirement fund- ing policy and its effects on the State's bond rating. Effective July 1, 1989. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes all. Appropriates funds to the Court of Claims in conformity with awards and recommendations of the Court of Claims. Effective July 1, 1989. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds $133,281 for a claim for Geupel DeMars, Inc. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Corrects appropriate fund for a specified claim. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Appropriations II May 11 Recommended do pass 011-009-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Motion EXTEND 3RD RD DEADLINE UNTIL 5-31-89 - LEVERENZ Mtm Prevail Suspend Rul 37G 117-000-000 Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 31 Third Reading - Passed 110-000-002 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng H B-1212-Cont. Jun 01 Jun 06 Jun 16 Jun 20 Jun 21 Jun 22 Jun 29 Jul 11 Aug 30 Sen Sponsor CARROLL Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Appropriations I Recommnded do pass as amend 026-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 APPROP I Amendment No.02 O'DANIEL 031-027-000 Amendment No.03 CARROLL Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 058-000-001 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02,03 H Concurs in S Amend. 1,2,3/116-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0352 Effective date 89-08-30 Adopted Adopted Adopted HB-1213 BOWMAN - LEVERENZ - MCPIKE. Appropriates $1 from the General Revenue Fund to the Comptroller to study use by the State of revolving funds. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Appropriations II May 11 Recommended do pass 011-009-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Motion EXTEND 3RD RD DEADLINE UNTIL 5-31-89- LEVERENZ Mtm Prevail Suspend Rul 37G 117-000-000 Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 31 Third Reading - Passed 111-000-003 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 Sen Sponsor CARROLL Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignmel Jun 16 Jun 20 nt Assigned to Appropriations I Recommended do pass 026-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading HB-1214 LEVERENZ - BOWMAN - MCPIKE. Appropriates $1 to the Department of Central Management Services to conduct a study of the Governor's periods of hiring freezes. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Appropriations I May 11 Recommended do pass 027-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Motion EXTEND 3RD RD DEADLINE UNTIL 5-31-89 - LEVERENZ Mtm Prevail Suspend Rul 37G 117-000-000 Placed Calndr,Third Reading 1401 HB-1214--Cont. May 31 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-1215 LEVERENZ - BOWMAN - MCPIKE. Appropriates $1 to the Department of Central Management Services to conduct a study regarding availability of and potential revenue from Departments of Agri- culture and Transportation parking lots. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Appropriations I May 11 Recommended do pass 027-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Motion EXTEND 3RD RD DEADLINE UNTIL 5-31-89 - LEVERENZ Mtm Prevail Suspend Rul 37G 117-000-000 Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 31 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-1216 LEVERENZ - BOWMAN - MCPIKE. Appropriates $1 to the Department of Corrections for the study of air transporta- tion needs of the Department. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Appropriations I May 11 Recommended do pass 027-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Motion EXTEND 3RD RD DEADLINE UNTIL 5-31-89 - LEVERENZ Mtm Prevail Suspend Rul 37G 117-000-000 Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 31 Tabled House Rule 37(G) SHB-1217 MCPIKE - LEVERENZ - BOWMAN. (Ch. 127, pars. 652, 653, 654, 655, 656, 657 and 666) Amends the General Obligation Bond Act. Increases the total amount the State is authorized to issue, sell and provide for the retirement of general obligation bonds from $3,588,222,372 to $3,588,222,378. Increases by $1 the amount authorized for capital facilities, transportation, school construction, anti-pollution, coal and ener- gy development and refunding bonds. Effective immediately. STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE HB-1217 would have no appreciable effect on State general obligation debt. STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE No change from previous note. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate July 1, 1989) Increases by $1 the amount authoirzed for capital facilities, transportation, school constructin, anti-pollution, coal and energy development and refunding bonds. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 1. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Deletes reference to: Ch. 127, pars. 655, 656, 657, 666 Adds reference to: Ch. 127, pars. 662, 702, 753, 2404 4 State Debt Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1402 HB- 1217-Cont. Deletes the title and everything after the enacting clause. Amends the General Obligation Bond Act to increase the bonding authority by $1,287,068,620 and allo- cate that increased amount. Authorizes the Governor and the Director of the Bu- reau of the Budget to reallocate unspent proceeds. Amends the Transportation Bond Act to revise the allocation of Bond funds. Amends the Capital Development Bond Act of 1972 to revise the allocation of Bond funds. Amends the Baccalaureate Savings Act to reflect the increased amount authorized in the G.O. Bond Act. Ef- fective immediately. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Appropriations I Apr 17 State Debt Note Filed Committee Appropriations I Apr 27 Recommended do pass 026-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 18 3/5 vote required Third Reading - Passed 111-001-004 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 Sen Sponsor LUFT Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Executive Jun 07 State Debt Note Filed Committee Executive Jun 08 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 LUFT Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 24 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 26 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 Jun 27 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd IST/LUFT CARROLL, SAVICKAS, KARPIEL & WEAVER,S Jun 28 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MCPIKE, LEVERENZ, BOWMAN, EWING AND TATE Jul 01 Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/050-007-000 House report submitted 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/072-038-003 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Aug 31 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0453 Effective date 89-08-31 HB-1218 MCPIKE - LEVERENZ - BOWMAN. (Ch. 127, par. 2804) Amends the Build Illinois Bond Act to increase authorized bond amounts for specified programs under the Build Illinois Program. Effective immediately. 1403 HB-1218-Cont. 1404 STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE HB-1218 will have no appreciable effect on Build Illinois bond debt. STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE No change from previous note. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes July 1, 1989) Increases certain bond authorizations by $1. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 1. Recommends that the bill be amended as follows: Adds reference to: Ch. 127, par. 2802 Deletes everything. Amends the Build Illinois Bond Act. Increases the amount of bonds authorized for the Build Illinois program. Effective immediately. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Appropriations I Apr 17 State Debt Note Filed Committee Appropriations I Apr 27 Recommended do pass 026-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 18 3/5 vote required Third Reading - Passed 113-000-002 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 Sen Sponsor LUFT Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Executive Jun 07 State Debt Note Filed Committee Executive Jun 08 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 LUFT Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 056-000-001 Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 24 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 26 Secretary's Desk Ndn-concur 01 Jun 27 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd IST/LUFT CARROLL, SAVICKAS, KARPIEL & WEAVER,S Jun 28 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd IST/MCPIKE, BOWMAN, LEVERENZ, EWING AND TATE Jul 01 Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/041-015-001 House report submitted 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted IST/077-037-001 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor H B-1218-Cont. Jul 20 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0078 Effective date 89-07-20 HB-1219 CURRAN. Appropriates $41,437,200 to the State Board of Education for grants to school districts for mathematics and science improvement and related programs. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Appropriations II May 11 Interim Study Calendar APPROP II ' HB-1220 CURRAN - STERN. (122, new par. 2-3.93) Amends The School Code. Creates a mathematics and science improvement grant program for K-6 pupils in qualifying school districts. Effective immediately. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 04 Interim Study Calendar ELEM SCND ED 2 HB-1221 CURRAN. (Ch. 73, par. 979h; Ch. 108 1/2, par. 7-142.1, new par. 7-142.2) Amends the Insurance Code and Pension Code. Provides extension of the group health insurance continuation privilege to all members of the Illinois Municipal Re- tirement Fund. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1222 CURRAN, BRUNSVOLD, DEJAEGHER, DELEO, FLOWERS, WHITE, HANNIG, HASARA, PHELPS, PRESTON, WILLIAMS, BLACK, WEL- LER, STECZO, WILLIAMSON, BARNES, DEUCHLER, WENNLUND, JOHNSON, HOMER, DUNN,JOHN, MULCAHEY, SATTERTHWAITE, MCNAMARA, GOFORTH, RYDER AND STEPHENS. (Ch. 122, pars. 10-20.13 and 34-21.6; new par. 2-3.93) Amends The School Code. Requires school boards to adopt written policies con- cerning the waiver of school fees for certain children. Requires the State Board of Education to adopt regulations for such policies. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 122, pars. 10-20.13 and 34-21.6 Changes the title and deletes everything after the enacting clause. Amends The School Code. Requires the State Board of Education to select and assist one Chica- go school, 2 Cook County suburb schools, and 4 schools located in 4 different coun- ties other than Cook County to develop and implement 3-year pilot grant projects in which kindergarten or first grade teachers meet with parents to reinforce pupil learning. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED The pilot programs would operate for three years for a total program cost of $13,200. STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE, AS AMENDED House Bill 1222 as amended has no impact on State debt. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education I Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. Z Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1405 HB-1222-Cont. Apr 28 Amendment No.01 ELEM SCND ED Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 02 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN St Mandate Fis Nte ReqMCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 03 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 05 State Debt Note Filed AS AMENDED Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Interim Study Calendar ELEM SCND ED HB-1223 RYDER - SIEBEN - HANNIG. (New Act) Designates Big Bluestem as the official State Prairie Grass. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Corrects a grammatical error. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 02 Recommended do pass 014-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 26 Amendment No.01 RYDER Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 114-002-001 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 02 Sen Sponsor DEMUZIO Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Executive Jun 08 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 057-002-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Aug 31 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0454 Effective date 89-08-31 HB-1224 LEITCH. (Ch. 34, par. 439 and title of Act preceding par. 439) Amends the County Food Establishment Licensing Act. Allows counties under 1,000,000 with a health department to license food service establishments and charge fees, except against units of local government and school districts. Provides that license fees must be reasonably related to the costs of inspection and regulation. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Eliminates exemption from county licensing for establishments where food is sold only as merchandise and not prepared to be consumed on the premises. Removes ex- emption from fees for food establishments operated by units of local governments or school districts; instead allows the county board to waive fees for units of local gov- ernment, school districts, and not-for-profit organizations. 1406 HB- 1224-Cont. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Counties & Townships Apr 19 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 LEITCH Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Short Debate-3rd Passed 108-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 Sen Sponsor HAWKINSON Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Local Government Jun 08 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0552 Effective date 90-01-01 SHB-1225 DEJAEGHER - KUBIK. (New Act) Creates a Bureau for the Blind within the Department of Rehabilitation Services to administer the Department's programs for the blind. Provides for the appoint- ment of a Blind Services Planning Council to assist the Bureau. FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (Dept. of Rehabilitation Services) HB-1225, as amended, has no fiscal impact on the Department. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes everything after the enacting clause and substitutes a nearly identical Bureau for the Blind Act. Changes the Blind Services Planning Council from 9 members appointed by the Director of Rehabilitation Services to 11 members ap- pointed by the Governor. Makes certain changes in preparing the Bureau's budget. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to State Government Administration Apr 19 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 011-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Apr 25 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Fiscal Note filed Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 DEJAEGHER Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Short Debate-3rd Passed 111-001-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor DEANGELIS Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Jun 01 Recommended do pass 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1407 HB-1225-Cont. Jun 19 Jul 14 Sep 11 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0893 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1226 MAUTINO - DAVIS. (Ch. 48, par. 1303) Amends the Employee Ownership Assistance Act in relation to the use of terms defined the Act. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm. Economic Development Apr 18 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 013-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-1227 EDLEY - NOVAK - PHELPS - HULTGREN - STERN, HOMER, CUR- RAN, WOOLARD, BRUNSVOLD, DEJAEGHER, SIEBEN, COUNTRY- MAN, MAYS, RYDER, HARTKE AND HICKS. (Ch. 122, par. 2-3.40) Amends The School Code. In the provisions relating to pilot programs using in- structional television and radio, expands authorized pilot programs to include those presented through interactive satellite technology systems. FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) HB-1227 has no fiscal impact. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Authorizes the State Board of Education to select pilot telecommunication proj- ect sites from applicant school districts and to award grants to the districts selected to be used to acquire the equipment necessary to access and utilize the interactive satellite technology and other systems through which the projects will be operated. Provides for application procedures and selection criteria standards under rules and regulations to be adopted by the State Board of Education. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides for equitable selection of pilot project sites by educational service center region rather than by educational service region. Corrects a sequential misnumber- ing within a paragraph. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Apr 28 May 09 May 16 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate Cal 3rd Rdng Education Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 018-000-000 Fiscal Note filed May 24 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 EDLEY Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Third Reading - Passed 114-002-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor DONAHUE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education 1408 HB-1227-Cont. Jun 09 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 20 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 DONAHUE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/115-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0553 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1228 EDLEY - NOVAK - PHELPS - HULTGREN - WOOLARD, HOMER, BRUNSVOLD AND DEJAEGHER. Appropriates funds from the General Revenue Fund to the Board of Governors for Western Illinois University for equipment and services for an educational satel- lite system. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Appropriations II May 11 Interim Study Calendar APPROP II HB-1229 HALLOCK. (Ch. 38, par. 1003-12-5) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections to provide that 50% of the wages re- ceived by inmates in correctional institutions shall be deposited in the Violent Crime Victims Assistance Fund. Effective immediately. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-1230 TURNER. (Ch. 122, par. 34-8.1) Amends The School Code. In the provisions relating to principals, makes several grammatical changes, revises a reference to the superintendent of the subdistrict, and replaces a general reference to the effective date of an amendatory Act with its actual effective date. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Implementatn Chicago School Reform May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1231 NOVAK - SHAW AND FLOWERS. (Ch. 122, new par. 18-1.1) Amends The School Code. Provides that general revenue appropriations for ele- mentary and secondary education shall be at least at fiscal year 1989 levels so that any increases in lottery transfers to the common school fund are additional amounts for funding elementary and secondary education. Effective immediately. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1409 HB-1232 LEVIN. (Ch. 122, pars. 34-2.1, 34-2.1b, 34-2.2 and 34-2.5) Amends The School Code. Provides for changing the size of local school councils and subdistrict councils in the Chicago public schools. Effective immediately. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Implementatn Chicago School Reform May 05 Interim Study Calendar CHI SCH REFRM HB-1233 LEVIN. (Ch. 122, par. 34-42) Amends The School Code. In the provisions relating to fiscal years of the Chicago Board of Education, eliminates an obsolete reference. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Implementatn Chicago School Reform May 05 Interim Study Calendar CHI SCH REFRM HB-1234 LEVIN. (Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 13-708) Amends The Public Utilities Act to prohibit a local telecommunications carrier from discontinuing services to a customer for failure to pay phone bills for "900" and "976" service not provided by such carrier. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Public Utilities May 03 Interim Study Calendar PUB UTILITIES HB-1235 LEVIN - SUTKER - LANG - PRESTON - STERN. (Ch. 144, par. 2101) Amends An Act to prohibit public school districts and public institutions of higher education from discriminating against students for observing religious holi- days. Provides that a public institution of higher education shall adopt a policy which reasonably accommodates the religious observances of individual students in regard to the scheduling of any examinations, whether given by the administration or by an individual faculty member, and study requirements. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Higher Education Apr 19 Recommended do pass 012-002-003 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Third Reading - Lost 032-051-008 'HB-1236 HALLOCK. (Ch. 120, pars. 637, 638, 643, 671, 675, 705 and 706; rep. pars. 705.1, 705.1a, 705.3 and 705.4) Amends the "Revenue Act of 1939". Provides that the county board in counties under 1,000,000 in population shall determine the amount of taxes to be raised in March rather than in September. Requires that all taxing districts and school dis- tricts shall certify to the county clerk the amounts they require by taxation by the second Tuesday in August rather than September. Provides that the equalized as- ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. HB-1232 1410 HB-1236-Cont. sessed valuation of property to be used in 1990 for extension of 1989 tax levies shall be 103% of such 1988 value. Provides for quarterly billing and payment of taxes. Effective January 1, 1990, except some provisions effective January 1, 1991. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of DCCA, HB 1236 creates a tax exemption man- date for which reimbursement of the revenue loss to units of local government is required. HB 1236 also creates a local government organization and structure mandate for which no reimbursement is required. Due to the nature of the bill, no estimate of the amount of reimbursement required is available. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) In periods when EAVs are increasing, tax revenue increases will be delayed one year; in periods when EAVs are decreasing, tax revenue decreases should also be delayed one year. The accelerated payment schedule for taxes should result in 3/4 of the current year's levy (based on the prior year's EAV) being received during the current year. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 03 St Mandate Fis Note Filed May 05 Committee Revenue St Mandate Fis Note Filed Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1237 BRUNSVOLD. (Ch. 111, par. 8012) Amends the Fire Equipment Distributor and Employee Regulation Act to ex- clude from definition of fire equipment distributor persons, companies or corpora- tions which maintain fire extinguishing systems or devices incidental to another business. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Requires that exempt corporations employ 2,000 or more employees in the State of Illinois. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Registration and Regulation Apr 27 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 022-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 09 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 116-000-000 May 11 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 12 Added As A Joint Sponsor JACOBS Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Insurance, Pensions & License Act Jun 09 Recommnded do pass as amend 011-000-000 Jun 13 Jun 19 Jun 20 Jun 28 Jul 27 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 INS PEN LIC Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/107-002-002 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Adopted 1411 HB-1237-Cont. Aug 30 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0353 Effective date 90-01-01 ' HB-1238 CHURCHILL - ZICKUS. (Ch. 120, par. 5-509, new pars. 5-516 and 5-517) Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act to provide that persons receiving an income tax refund may designate $10 of such refund to be deposited into the Common School Fund in the State treasury. Effective immediately and applicable to tax years ending on or after December 31, 1989. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE ' HB-1239 BLACK. (Ch. 120, par. 500.23-la) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to require the county assessing officials to pro- vide an application for the general homestead exemption to the new owner of home- stead property whenever a charge in ownership occurs. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of DCCA, HB 1239 creates a local government or- ganization and structure mandate for which no reimbursement is required under the State Mandates Act. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 01 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Revenue May 04 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE SHB-1240 CURRAN - STERN. (Ch. 23, pars. 2058.1, 2058.2, 2061.5, new par. 5006c) Amends the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act and the Act creating the Department of Children and Family Services. Requires the Department to in- form certain families, which are subjects of reports of suspected child abuse or ne- glect, of social services which are available from private sector providers. Requires the Department to develop a plan for a 2-year voluntary program to provide train- ing and education in the identification, reporting and prevention of child abuse and neglect. Requires the Department to conduct a study in preparation for establishing a pilot program to provide service workers with personal computers. Effective immediately. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Children May 04 Interim Study Calendar CHILDREN HB-1241 CURRAN. (Ch. 80, par. 201) Amends the Mobile Home Landlord and Tenant Rights Act to make a stylistic change. Apr04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1412 HB-1242 'HB-1242 CURRAN. (Ch. 25, par. 27.1; Ch. 40, par. 705) Amends an Act in relation to clerks of courts and the Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act. Provides that if the circuit clerk has collected an annual fee, from a person required to pay support or maintenance, for administering the collection and distribution of payments, and if the support or maintenance order is terminated during the year, the clerk shall refund to the person 1/ 12 of the annual fee for each month after the termination of the order. Provides that the foregoing provisions do not apply to suspensions of such orders. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-1243 CURRAN. (Ch. 23, par. 2251) Amends the Intergovernmental Missing Child Recovery Act to eliminate a re- dundancy in the title. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Children May 04 Interim Study Calendar CHILDREN HB-1244 CURRAN - HASARA - PRESTON. (Ch. 23, par. 2211) Amends the Child Care Act to eliminate redundancy in the title. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 23, par. 2211 Adds reference to: Ch. 23, pars. 2215.1 and 2216; Ch. 38, new par. 106A-5 Deletes everything. Amends the Child Care Act. Provides that any individual who holds a valid school bus driver permit, and who is currently employed trans- porting children to and from school, shall be deemed in compliance with require- ments for transporting children. Provides that, if a child care facility license is revoked, or if the Department of Children and Family Services refuses to renew a facility's license, the facility may not reapply for a license for 12 months after the Department's action. Amends the Code of Criminal Procedure. Provides that a court shall determine in camera a child witness' competency to testify, and shall have authority to control the direct and cross examination of child witnesses, includ- ing the authority to permit narrative or leading questions. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes provision giving the court the authority to control the examination of a child witness. Deletes provision allowing the court to permit leading questioning during examination of a child witness. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Specifies that a child care facility will not be allowed to reapply for a license if the denial of a license was based upon evidence that the facility was incapable of "satis- fying" instead of "meeting or maintaining" the standards of the Department. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Children May 04 Amendment No.01 CHILDREN Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 006-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1413 HB-1244-Cont. May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 12 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.02 CURRAN Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/106-000-000 Short Debate-3rd Passed 100-000-000 May 15 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 Sen Sponsor SMITH Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn Jun 01 Recommnded do pass as amend 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Amendment No.01 PUB HLTH WEL Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 26 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/110-000-001 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0554 Effective date 89-09-01 HB-1245 CURRAN. (Ch. 23, par. 2228) Amends the Child Care Act of 1969 to provide a grammatical change. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Children May 04 Interim Study Calendar CHILDREN HB-1246 CURRAN. (Ch. 23, par. 2051) Amends the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act to eliminate redundan- cy in the title. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Children May 04 Interim Study Calendar CHILDREN HB-1247 CURRAN. (Ch. 23, par. 5002) Amends An Act creating the Department of Children and Family Services to make a change in grammar. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Children May 04 Interim Study Calendar CHILDREN I HB-1248 CURRAN - LAURINO. (Ch. 120, par. 5-509, new pars. 5-516 and 5-517; Ch. 122, new par. ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1414 HB-1248-Cont. 2-3.95; Ch. 127, new par. 141.255) Amends The School Code, the Illinois Income Tax Act and the State finance Act to provide that persons receiving an income tax refund may designate $10 of such refund to be deposited into the School District Assistance Fund in the State trea- sury from which appropriations are to be made to the State Board of Education for distribution to school districts from which the checkoffs are made. Effective imme- diately and applicable to tax years ending on or after December 31, 1989. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-1249 CURRAN. (Ch. 122, pars. 8-8, 10-22.14, 10-22.26, 10-22.28a, 10-22.33, 15-26, 16-7, 17-2.2b, 17-2.4, 17-2A, 17-2B, 17-2.11, 17-5.1, 17-9.01, 18-3, 18-4.2, 18-8.3, 20-2, 20-3, 20-4, 20-5, 20-8 and 34-53). Amends The School Code. Changes various references to "operations, building and maintenance fund" and "building fund" of a school district to references to "op- erations and maintenance fund". GOVERNOR MESSAGE Recommends an immediate effective date. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Apr 19 May 03 May 09 May 11 May 24 May 25 May 26 Jun 09 Jun 13 Jun 21 Jul 20 Sep 08 Oct 11 Oct 17 Oct 19 Oct 31 Dec 01 Dec 13 Education Do Pass/Consent Calendar 018-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 116-000-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor REA Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Mtn fild accept amend veto CURRAN Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Rul Gub Comply/Rule 46.1(b) Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto 3/5 vote required Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 112-000-000 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Mtn fild accept amend veto REA 3/5 vote required Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 057-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Return to Gov-Certification Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 86-0970 Effective date 89-12-13 1415 a HB-1250 HB-1250 HARTKE, BRESLIN, BRUNSVOLD, DEJAEGHER, SALTSMAN, MUL- CAHEY, WELLER, TATE AND ZICKUS. (Ch. 61, par. 3.5) Amends the Wildlife Code to make the penalty for poaching a business offense with a fine of no less than $2,000. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 61, par. 3.8 Amends the Wildlife Code to prohibit the taking of wild geese from a base of standing timber (except when adjacent to an open field). Provides that the maxi- mum fine for poaching is $5,000. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 013-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 26 Third Reading - Passed 115-001-001 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor O'DANIEL Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Agriculture & Conservation Jun 07 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 08 Added As A Co-sponsor MACDONALD Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Amendment No.01 O'DANIEL & DUNN,R Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/114-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Aug 30 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0354 Effective date 90-01-01 SHB-1251 MAYS - TATE - ZICKUS. (Ch. 38, par. 1005-9-1) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections. Provides that the $4 per $40 of fine sur- charge applies to all fines imposed upon a plea of guilty, stipulation of facts or find- ings of guilty, resulting in a judgment of conviction, or order of supervision in criminal, traffic, local ordinance, county ordinance, and conservation cases, or upon a sentence of probation without entry of judgment under the Cannabis Control Act or Controlled Substances Act. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 38, new par. 26-3 Adds provision to Criminal Code making it a petty offense for a person to know- ingly use a fax machine to send unsolicited advertising or fund-raising material ex- cept if such person reasonably believes he has permission to do so. 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1416 1417 HB-1251-Cont. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 Sen Sponsor BARKHAUSEN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 20 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 BARKHAUSEN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/102-009-003 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0555 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1252 DIDRICKSON - STECZO - PARCELLS. (Ch. 120, par. 483.2a) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939. Removes provision that township and mul- ti-township assessors may not enter upon the duties of that office unless they possess certain qualifications. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes June 30, 1989) Adds reference to: Ch. 85, new par 2208.13; Ch. 120, par. 500.7 Amends the Revenue Act concerning the exemption for charitable and benefi- cent organizations. Provides that property of such an organization used to provide living quarters for custodial or security personnel and their families is exempt from taxation. Also exempts certain recreational and golf course facilities of charitable organizations. Exempt from the State Mandates Act. Effective immediately and applies to tax assessment years 1989 and thereafter. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 07 Sen Sponsor DEANGELIS First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Committee discharged Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Local Government Jun 08 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading HB-1252-Cont. Jun 16 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 FAWELL Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-001 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 30 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Recedes from Amend. 01/057-001-000 Passed both Houses Jul 28 Sent to the Governor Aug 30 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0355 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1253 OLSON,BOB. (Ch. 34, par. 401 and new par. 429.29a) Amends the Counties Act. Permits a county board to add a $2 fee, to fines im- posed for Vehicle Code violations (or similar ordinance violations), to purchase and maintain emergency vehicles. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Counties & Townships Apr 27 Interim Study Calendar CNTY TWNSHIP HB-1254 OLSON,BOB. (Ch. 23, par. 2217) Amends the Child Care Act. Requires the Department of Children and Family Services to allow a person with at least 10 years experience in providing 24-hour-a-day care for a child to be hired by a licensed day care facility as a child care worker if that person is currently working to obtain a Child Development Asso- ciate credential. Effective immediately. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Children May 04 Interim Study Calendar CHILDREN 'HB-1255 EWING. (Ch. 75, rep. par. 124) Amends an Act in relation to prisoners and jails. Repeals the provision which re- quires the circuit court of each county to inquire into the conditions of the jail and the treatment of the prisoners. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 016-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 19 Short Debate-3rd Passed 110-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor MAITLAND Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Local Government Jun 08 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1418 HB-1255-Cont. Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both.Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0556 Effective date 90-01-01 SHB-1256 EWING - JOHNSON - BLACK - SATTERTHWAITE. (Ch. 127, new par. 46.19g) Amends the Civil Administrative Code. Allows DCCA to establish an economic emergency program. Allows DCCA to make grants and loans to economic emer- gency communities. Creates an Economic Emergency Program Council. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 127, new par. 141.253. Deletes everything. Amends the Civil Administrative Code. Allows the Gover- nor, on recommendation of the Director of Commerce and Community Affairs, to find an economic emergency in a designated community. Creates an Economic Emergency Council to recommend further action to meet the designated communi- ty's economic needs. Creates the Illinois Economic Emergency Assistance Fund, a special fund in the State treasury. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Executive May 02 Amendment No.01 EXECUTIVE Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 021-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 22 Short Debate-3rd Passed 115-000-000 May 23 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor MAITLAND Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Commerce & Economic Development Jun 07 Recommended do pass 008-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Aug 31 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0455 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1257 BALANOFF - LEVERENZ. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 6-305) Amends the Vehicle Code. Provides that no person shall rent a motor vehicle to another person pursuant to a rental agreement with a duration of fewer than 30 days unless all parts of the vehicle were manufactured in the United States and the vehicle was manufactured solely in the United States. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Requires a rental vehicle leased for more than 30 days to contain parts and com- ponents assembled in North America with the majority of the parts and components produced in North America. 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1419 HB-1257-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, 6-305 Adds reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 1-145.01 and 5-101, new pars. 1-110a, 1-112.1 and 1-112.2 Deletes all. Amends the Vehicle Code. Requires that a motor home, mini motor home or van camper include certain facilities. Provides that a applicant for a new dealer's vehicle license who sells certain modified or "conversion" vehicles must fur- nish, with the application, evidence of a sales and service agreement from the chas- sis manufacturer and the person performing the modifications. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Recommends adding an effective date of January 1, 1991. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Executive May 04 Amendment No.01 EXECUTIVE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 011-003-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 25 Amendment No.02 LEVERENZ Adopted 095-010-001 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 095-013-002 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Sen Sponsor O'DANIEL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Added As A Co-sponsor WATSON Assigned to Transportation Jun 13 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 058-001-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Sep 06 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 11 Mtn fild accept amend veto BALANOFF Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 17 Rul Gub Comply/Rule 46.1(b) Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 19 Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 115-000-000 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 31 Mtn fild accept amend veto O'DANIEL Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 057-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Dec 01 Return to Gov-Certification Dec 13 Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 86-0971 Effective date 91-01-01 HB-1258 YOUNG,A. (Ch. 46, par. 24A-10.1) Amends The Election Code to require in-precinct vote tabulation in election ju- risdictions of 300,000 or more registered voters beginning with the 1990 general primary election. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elections 1420 HB-1258-Cont. May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1259 GIGLIO. (Ch. 82, par. 7) Amends the Mechanics' Lien Act to require the contractor, at the time of the fil- ing of the lien, to send a certified letter to the owner of the property upon which the lien attaches, notifying the owner of such lien. Apr 04 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I SHB-1260 NOVAK - WOOLARD - LAURINO - RICE - STERN AND CURRAN. (New Act; Ch. 127, pars. 3 and 4) Creates the Department of Central Collections to collect delinquent debts owed the State. Amends the Civil Administrative Code accordingly. Apr 04 1989 First reading Apr 07 May 04 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to State Government Administration Interim Study Calendar ST GOV ADMN HB-1261 COWLISHAW - LEVERENZ. (Ch. 81, par. 118) Amends The Illinois Library System Act. Increases the annual per capita grant from $1.3219 to $1.38 and the annual area grant from $46.4583 to $48.739. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes June 30, 1989) Increases the per capita grant to $1.5313 and the area grant to $54.03. Apr 04 1989 Apr 07 Apr 19 Apr 25 May 09 May 11 May 12 May 15 May 17 May 18 Jun 01 Jun 15 Jun 19 Jun 20 Jun 29 Jun 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Select Comm Constitut'nal Officers Do Pass/Consent Calendar 010-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate-3rd Passed 106-001-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor HAWKINSON Added As A Joint Sponsor DEMUZIO Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Recommended do pass 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 HAWKINSON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Recedes from Amend. 01/056-000-000 Passed both Houses ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1421 HB-1261-Cont. Jul 28 Sep 01 Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0557 Effective date 90-01-01 SHB-1262 SALTSMAN, CURRAN AND FLOWERS. (Ch. 111 2/3, par. 9-222.1) Amends The Public Utilities Act to revise the criteria for exemption from addi- tional charges added to a business enterprise's utility bills as a pass-on of municipal and State utility taxes. HOUSE AMENDEMENT NO. 1. Specifies that the investment must be in a new industrial manufacturing facility to qualify for the utility tax exemption. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Increases the minimum investments in a new industrial manufacturing facility from $60 million to $80 million. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Public Utilities May 03 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 019-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 SALTSMAN Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 26 Short Debate-3rd Passed 095-016-001 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor LUFT Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Energy & Environment Jun 13 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Amendment No.01 LUFT Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading- Passed 058-001-000 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/062-051-001 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 08 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 19 Total veto stands. HB-1263 LEVIN AND STERN. (Ch. 73, new par. 979.3) Amends the Insurance Code. Provides that a successor employer shall not reduce the health and accident insurance coverage made available by the predecessor em- ployer to a retired employee who retired before the succession. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 05 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE HB-1264 KIRKLAND. (Ch. 38, par. 1005-5-5) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections to provide that persons released from incarceration, parole or probation have their license rights and privileges restored. ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1422 HB-1264-Cont. Such restoration now occurs only on completion of imprisonment or by petition if there was no imprisonment. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that a person must complete sentence prior to restoration. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 015-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 12 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 KIRKLAND Amendment No.02 KIRKLAND Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/106-000-000 Short Debate-3rd Passed 101-000-001 May 15 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 26 Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Ass Jun 01 Waive Posting Notice Jun 09 Jun 13 Jun 19 Jul 14 Sep 01 Withdrawn Adopted ignment Assigned to Judiciary Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0558 Effective date 90-01-01 'HB-1265 DEUCHLER. (Ch. 122, new par. 2-3.93) Amends The School Code to require the State Board of Education to establish procedures and report to the General Assembly relative to home schooling. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 05 Interim Study Calendar ELEM SCND ED HB-1266 CURRIE - HASARA - JONES,SHIRLEY - BARNES. (Ch. 127, par. 46.13) Amends The Civil Administrative Code to provide that the Department of Com- merce and Community Affairs shall designate special female and minority business advocates in its efforts to assist such businesses in obtaining State and federal con- tracts. Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE (DCCA) Total estimated annual expenditure impact is $335,000. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm. Economic Development Apr 25 Recommended do pass 010-000-004 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1423 HB-1266-Cont. May 11 Fiscal Note Requested HARRIS Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 12 Fiscal Note filed Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 16 Third Reading - Passed 082-032-002 May 17 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor SEVERNS Added As A Joint Sponsor MACDONALD Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Commerce & Economic Development Jun 07 Recommended do pass 008-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 20 Sent to the Governor Sep 07 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0808 Effective date 89-09-07 2 HB-1267 CURRIE. (Ch. 108 1/2, new par. 1-116) Amends the General Provisions Article of the Pension Code to require the con- sent of a member's spouse before issuance of a refund, election of a reversionary an- nuity, or a change of beneficiary, beginning July 1, 1989; directs the Department of Insurance to adopt appropriate rules. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION HB-1268 CURRIE. (Ch. 40, par. 2401) Amends an Act in relation to domestic relations and domestic violence shelters and service programs. In the definition of family or household member, replaces "consanguinity or affinity" with "blood or marriage". Effective Immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE 'HB-1269 CURRIE - BARNES - JONES,SHIRLEY - HASARA - ZICKUS AND CUR- RAN. (Ch. 40, par. 2403.2) Amends an Act in relation to domestic relations and domestic violence shelters and service programs. Provides that the Department of Public Aid may, uniformly throughout the State, waive the requirement that shelters provide matching funds for funding provided under the Act from monies collected pursuant to a specified Public Act. Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. Public Aid) HB-1269 would have no fiscal impact on the Department. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1424 HB-1269-Cont. Apr 07 Apr 18 Apr 19 Apr 25 May 09 May 16 May 17 May 22 May 23 Jun 01 Jun 13 Jun 19 Jul 14 Sep 01 Assigned to Human Services Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 019-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Fiscal Note filed Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate-3rd Passed 112-000-000 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor SMITH Added As A Joint Sponsor MACDONALD Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0559 Effective date 89-09-01 'HB-1270 CURRIE - HASARA - JONES,SHIRLEY - BARNES. (Ch. 122, par. 697; new par. 697.1) Amends an Act concerning vocational education to require a statement of recom- mendations to overcome sex bias in vocational education programs and progress in achieving goals to be contained in the State Board of Education's annual report to the Governor. Also, creates a Sex Equity Advisory Committee to advise and consult with the vocational education sex equity coordinator. Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) Costs of operating the advisory group could range from $6,000 to $10,000 per year based upon four meetings. The low end of the range assumes that all meeings are held in Springfield and the high end assumes that all meetings are held in Chicago. The cost per member is estimated to be $300 per two day out-of-town meeting. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds provision that 2 persons employed by the Department of Adult, Vocational and Technical Education of the State Board of Education shall be members of the Sex Equity Advisory Committee rather than contract administrators from the State Board. FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (State Board of Education) HB-1270, as amended by H-am 1, would have a reduced cost ranging between $3,000 to $5,000 per year. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Apr 19 Apr 25 May 02 Education Recommended do pass 019-000-003 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1425 HB-1270-Cont. May 17 Fiscal Note filed Second Reading Amendment No.01 CURRIE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Third Reading - Passed 097-019-001 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor MACDONALD Added As A Joint Sponsor HOLMBERG Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Jun 09 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Jun 13 Jun 19 Jul 14 Sep 01 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 056-003-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0560 Effective date 89-09-01 HB-1271 ZICKUS. (Ch. 24, new pars. 10-1-41.1 and 10-4-7) Amends the Municipal Code. Provides that no person, while he is serving a sen- tence of imprisonment imposed under the Unified Code of Corrections, shall hold any municipal office or be employed in any capacity by a municipality, nor shall he be paid any salary or wages by a municipality. Preempts home rule municipalities. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Cities & Villages Apr 25 Re-assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-1272 ZICKUS - HICKS - MAUTINO - HOMER - BRUNSVOLD, WELLER, WILLIAMSON, DOEDERLEIN, WOOLARD, NOVAK, BARNES, PAR- CELLS AND WENNLUND. (New Act) Creates the Junk Fax Act. Prohibits the unsolicited sending of a facsimile of a document containing advertising or a press release. Provides for exceptions. Pro- vides that violation is a business offense. Apr 05 1989 Apr 07 May 03 May 05 May 25 May 26 May 30 May 31 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I Motion disch comm, advc 2nd & ADVANCE TO 2ND RDING-IST LEG DAY -ZICKUS Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I 3/5 vote required Committee discharged 082-009-010 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 081-006-009 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor BARKHAUSEN Placed Calendr,First Readng 1426 HB-1272-Cont. Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Jun 07 Added As A Joint Sponsor KARPIEL Committee Executive HB-1273 MATIJEVICH. (Ch. 110, par. 7-115) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure with respect to eminent domain proceed- ings. Provides that amendment of the description of the land to be taken that adds more than 10% to the original description is considered a new taking. Provides that a motion to traverse must be filed within 30 days after service of summons. Requires a cross-petition for damages to the remainder to be filed within 30 days, but gives the court discretion to allow a later filing. Gives eminent domain proceedings docket preference. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1274 MATIJEVICH. (Ch. 110, par. 7-123) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Provides that, in an eminent domain pro- ceeding where there is a total taking and the land is improved with a building used and occupied by the owner for residential or business purposes, if the amount of just compensation as adjudicated is over 15% more than the original offer, the owner may recover attorney's fees, witness's fees and other costs. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1275 MATIJEVICH. (Ch. 110, par. 7-121) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure with respect to eminent domain proceed- ings. In total takings where the property is used for farming, residential or business purposes, the acquiring body may, as part of a settlement, pay the owner moving costs, business interruption costs, and financing costs for substitute premises. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1276 MATIJEVICH. (Ch. 110, par. 7-102) Amends the eminent domain provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure. Provides that if a condemning authority makes a written offer before filing the complaint and the offer is based on a written appraisal, then at the time the offer is made a copy of the certificate of appraisal upon which the offer is based must be provided to the offeree. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1277 MATIJEVICH - FREDERICK,VF - COUNTRYMAN - CULLERTON. (Ch. 110, new par. 7-130; Ch. 121, par. 4-501) Amends the eminent domain provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure to define "uneconomic remnant" and to require a condemnor, at the request of the owner, to acquire the uneconomic remnant. Allows a condemnor to sell an uneconomic rem- 1427 HB-1 277-Cont. nant at fair cash market value, regardless of any other restriction on its power to sell property. Amends the Highway Code to delete its provisions concerning acquisition of uneconomic remnants. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 May 23 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-1278 MATIJEVICH. (Ch. 24, par. 7-1-1) Amends the Municipal Code. Provides that if a municipality proposes to annex land within a forest preserve district, the municipality must notify the district be- fore taking action. If the district advises the municipality that the district is consid- ering acquiring the land, the municipality may take no further action on annexation for 6 months. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Eliminates the provision that if a forest preserve district advises the municipality that the district is considering acquisition of the property, the municipality may take no action to annex for 6 months. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 96 1/2, par. 6309 Amends an Act relating to forest preserve districts in counties with populations under 3,000,000. Adds provision that a forest preserve district with a population of less than 500,000 and within a county contiguous to Cook County shall not acquire land in an unincorporated area by condemnation except by consent or by 2/3 vote of the County Board where the land is located. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Cities & Villages May 03 Amendment No.01 CITY VILLAGE Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 008-000-001 May 09 May 16 May 17 May 18 May 22 May 23 Jun 08 Jun 13 Jun 20 Jun 21 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate-3rd Passed 114-000-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor BARKHAUSEN Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Local Government Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 GEO-KARIS & FAWELL Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. HB-1279 MATIJEVICH. (Ch. 96 1/2, par. 6309) Amends the Forest Preserve District Act in counties of less than 3,000,000. Makes changes concerning eminent domain powers and the acquisition of property. 1428 HB-1279-Cont. Allows a district to acquire a whole tract and sell that part not needed by the district in certain circumstances. Makes other changes. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1280 MATIJEVICH. (Ch. 34, par. 421.3) Amends the Counties Act. Authorizes the county board to provide for revenues in a stormwater management plan by establishing rates and service charges to those served or receiving benefits or contributing to surface water runoff. Also authorizes the county to issue and sell revenue bonds payable from the income derived from the operation of stormwater management, flood control facilities or user charges. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Counties & Townships May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1281 HANNIG - TERZICH - DELEO - BUGIELSKI - LAURINO AND CAPPA- RELLI. (Ch. 23, pars. 4-1.9 and 9-4; new par. 9-5.1) Amends the Public Aid Code. Requires parents age 13 through 19, and children age 13 through 18, to attend school full time as a condition of receiving AFDC. Pro- vides for exceptions, and imposes sanctions for failure to comply. Requires the De- partment of Public Aid to apply for necessary waivers of federal law to implement program. Effective January 1, 1991. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE HB-1282 DEJAEGHER. (Ch. 23, par. 6106) Amends the Act on the Aging by changing a reference to the Director of Aging. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 23, par. 6106 Adds reference to: New Act; Ch. 127, new par. 141.254 Creates the Boarding Care for Elderly Act. Authorizes the Department of Public Health to license and inspect facilities giving boarding care to the elderly. Estab- lishes a Bill of Rights for residents and establishes guidelines facilities must adhere to in order to insure the personal property and well being of residents. Provides for fines and penalties for violation of the Act. Establishes the Adult Abuse Register and The Aging and Adult Licensure Trust Fund. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Public Health) The Dept. estimates that the enactment of HB-1282 will cost the Dept. $30 million annually. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Aging Apr 27 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 017-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 DEJAEGHER Adopted 106-004-001 Fiscal Note Requested AS AMENDED BY #1 -MCCRACKEN Fiscal Note filed Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1429 HB-1282-Cont. May 19 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. May 22 Interim Study Calendar AGING HB-1283 SATTERTHWAITE. (Ch. 122, par. 102-11) Amends the Public Community College Act. Requires the Illinois Community College Board to conduct surveys and program studies concerning minority student transfers from community colleges to 4 year colleges and universities, to develop a plan to increase minority student transfer rates in Illinois and Chicago, and to re- port to the General Assembly in January, 1993. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Higher Education May 04 Interim Study Calendar HIGHER ED 3 HB-1284 RICHMOND. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 14-108 and 14-110) Amends the State Employees Article of the Pension Code to extend the Depart- ment of Corrections retirement formula to certain employees of the Chester Mental Health Center. Effective January 1, 1990. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1285 SUTKER. (Ch. 17, par. 347) Amends the Illinois Banking Act. Makes a grammatical change. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Financial Institutions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1286 HASARA. (New Act) Provides that the Department of Central Management Services shall establish a pilot program in 4 State agencies under which employees may give or receive trans- fers of vacation leave. Provides that only vacation leave may be transferred, and provides that leave received shall be used only if the employee has exhausted all oth- er leave and the employee or his spouse or child has a medical emergency. Provides for operation of the program. Provides the the Department shall adopt rules in rela- tion to the operation of the program. Prohibits coercion in relation to the program. Provides that the Department shall report on the program to the Governor and the General Assembly. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to State Government Administration May 02 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 011-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 09 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 11 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 111-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 16 Sen Sponsor DAVIDSON Placed Calendr,First Readng 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1430 H B-1286-Cont. May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Executive HB-1287 STECZO. (Ch. 105, par. 8-1) Amends the Park District Code. Provides that restitution may be sought in addi- tion or instead of a fine for violation of ordinances. Provides for an increase in the maximum allowable fine from $200 to $500. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 105, par. 3-9 Amends The Park District Code to increase the territory which can be annexed by a park district if wholly bounded by one or more park districts from 80 acres to 200 acres. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 105, par. 3-9 Deletes provision increasing the size of territory which can be annexed when bounded by a park district. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 2. (Adopted in House only) Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Adds reference to: Ch. 34, par. 5362; Ch. 105, pars. 333.20, and 333.20a and new pars. 5-11 and 5-12 Amends the Park District Code to allow certain districts to levy up to .15% for the recreation tax; authorizes a tax of .03% for real estate acquisition and development subject to back door referendum in certain counties. Amends the Chicago Park Dis- trict Act to authorize bonds for required environmental quality work. Amends the County Home Act to allow certain counties to levy an additional tax for the home. Effective immediately, except that the changes to the Chicago Park District Act are effective January 1, 1991. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Cities & Villages May 03 Amendment No.01 CITY VILLAGE Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 011-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 09 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 11 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 111-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Local Government Jun 08 Recommended do pass 010-000-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Amendment No.01 KELLY Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jin 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 24 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 26 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 Jun 27 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 Primary Sponsor Changed To MAROVITZ 06-30-89 Added As A Joint Sponsor KELLY 6-30-89 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/KELLY HOLMBERG, DUNN,T, FAWELL & MAHAR 1431 HB-1287-Cont. 1432 Jun 28 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/STECZO, BRUNSVOLD, CULLERTON, PARKE AND HALLOCK Jun 30 House report submitted Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report lost 1ST/027-027-001 S Requests Conference Comm 2ND Sen Conference Comm Apptd 2ND/KELLY HOLMBERG & DUNN,T FAWELL & MAHAR House Refuses to Adopt 1ST Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 2ND Hse Conference Comm Apptd 2ND/STECZO, BRUNSVOLD, CULLERTON, PARKE & HALLOCK House report submitted Senate report submitted Consideration postponed 2ND CC Jul 01 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 2ND/071-041-000 Oct 10 Exempt under Hse Rule 29(C) House Conf. report Adopted 2ND (07-01-89) 'HB-1288 STECZO - CURRIE. (Ch. 120, par. 1003; Ch. 127, new pars. 141.253, 141.254 and 144.31) Amends the Real Estate Transfer Tax Act and the State Finance Act. Increases the transfer tax from 250 to 500 per $500 value of property. Provides that, of the to- tal proceeds from the tax, 50% shall be deposited in the General Revenue Fund, 35% shall be deposited in the Open Space Lands Acquisition and Development Fund for grants by the Department of Conservation to local governments, and 15% shall be deposited in the Natural Areas Acquisition Fund for acquisition and pres- ervation of natural areas by the Department. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1289 KULAS. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1039.2) Amends the Environmental Protection Act. Corrects a citation concerning re- gional pollution control facilities. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D ' HB-1290 CULLERTON. (New Act; Ch. 111, par. 914, rep. par. 909) Creates the Illinois Nurse Registry Reform Act of 1989 to require nurse regis- tries to be licensed by the Department of Professional Regulation. Prohibits the op- eration of a nurse registry without a license. Provides minimum qualifications for licensure. Amends "An Act to revise the law in relation to private employment agencies and to repeal An Act therein named" to remove the provisions pertaining to nurse registries. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. HB-1290-Cont. Apr 07 Assigned to Registration and Regulation May 04 Interim Study Calendar REGIS REGULAT HB-1291 CULLERTON - LANG. (Ch. 111, par. 3520) Amends the Illinois Nursing Act of 1987 to provide that nurses licensed under another jurisdiction may be licensed in Illinois without taking an exam. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Registration and Regulation May 04 Interim Study Calendar REGIS REGULAT HB-1292 CULLERTON. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 4153-206.1) Amends the Nursing Home Care Act. Lists certain functions which may be per- formed by nursing home employees who are not licensed under the Nursing Act, in- cluding housekeeping, clerical, serving meals, taking and recording vital signs, and other functions. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1293 CULLERTON. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 4151-101) Amends the Nursing Home Care Act to make a grammatical change. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1294 HOMER, STERN, CURRAN, PHELPS, WOOLARD, NOVAK, VAN- DUYNE, DEJAEGHER, BRUNSVOLD, BRESLIN AND EDLEY. (Ch. 38, par. 16A-3) Amends the Criminal Code in regard to retail theft to make it an offense to fail to return rented or leased personal property upon the expiration of the rental period with intent not to pay and to deprive the owner permanently of the use thereof. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Changes provision as to leased property to state that, when a lessee of personal property fails to return it to the owner or fails to pay the full retail value thereof to the owner within 30 days after written demand for its return, such lessee commits the offense of retail theft. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY II Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debateý 016-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 19 Short Debate-3rd Passed 110-000-001 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 Sen Sponsor DUNN,T Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 1433 HB-1294-Cont. Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Aug 30 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0356 Effective date 90-01-01 SHB-1295 CHURCHILL. (Ch. 120, par. 3-304) Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act to revise the provisions relating to appor- tionment of business income of nonresident taxpayers to revise the sales factor ele- ment to eliminate the provision that a sale is in Illinois if property is shipped from Illinois to a purchaser who is the U.S. Government or a person who is not taxable in the State where he is located. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE 3 HB-1296 CURRAN. (Ch. 73, par. 979f; Ch. 108 1/2, par. 4-117.1) Amends the Pension and Insurance Codes to provide that the portion of the pre- mium for coverage under a firefighter's group insurance continuance election that is not paid directly by the municipality shall be paid by the firefighter's pension fund, rather than by the firefighter himself. Effective January 1, 1990. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 2HB-1297 CURRAN. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 4-128) Amends the Downstate Firefighter Article of the Pension Code to authorize the board to delegate its investment authority to certain specified entities. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 04 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION 'HB-1298 FARLEY - NOVAK, BOWMAN, WHITE, GOFORTH, MCAULIFFE, BRUNSVOLD, CURRAN, DEJAEGHER, LEVERENZ, MAUTINO AND TERZICH. (Ch. 24, new par. 10-3-12; Ch. 127 1/2, new par. 37.13d; Ch. 144, new par. 28d; and Ch. 85, new par. 2208.13) Amends the Municipal Code, Fire Protection District Act, and University of Illi- nois Act. Allows firemen who are elected state officers of a statewide labor organiza- tion to have leave, without loss of pay or benefits and without being required to make up for lost time, for work hours devoted to duties as an elected state officer of the statewide labor organization. Preempts home rule. Amends the State Mandates Act to require implementation without reimbursement. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1434 HB-1298-Cont. May 04 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION SHB-1299 CURRIE - BALANOFF. (Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 13A-102 and 13A-104) Amends the Vehicle Emissions Inspection Law to include certain additional ZIP code areas in DuPage and Lake Counties in the inspection requirement; requires the Environmental Protection Agency to study the feasibility of expanding the in- spection program to include diesel powered vehicles. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 04 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-1300 CURRIE. (New Act) Allows the owner of a single family residence to compel the owner of adjoining land to allow entry for repair and maintenance of the single family residence. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 009-000-001 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 12 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 16 Short Debate-3rd Passed 106-008-000 May 17 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 Sen Sponsor NEWHOUSE Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Executive Jun 08 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 045-008-002 Passed both Houses Jul 20 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0561 Effective date 90-01-01 'HB-1301 FREDERICK,VF. (Ch. 120, par. 481b.33) Amends The Hotel Operators' Occupation Tax Act to provide that the tax is not imposed on gross rental receipts received from employees or officers of an organiza- tion which is an exempt organization under subsection (c) of Section 501 of the In- ternal Revenue Code or from federal employees. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1302 HENSEL. (Ch. 122, par. 10-23.5) 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1435 HB-1302-Cont. Amends The School Code. In the provisions relating to honorable dismissal of "educational support personnel", defines that term; deletes references to the remov- al, as opposed to the dismissal, of such employees; permits retention of less senior employees in a specific category of position if more senior employees are not quali- fied to hold that position; and requires re-tender of a position vacancy to a dismissed employee only if the vacancy is in a full-time, specific category position and occurs within one year of the dismissal. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D i HB-1303 HENSEL. (Ch. 122, par. 17-2.2a) Amends The School Code. Authorizes a special education tax rate increase, after voter approval, for dual and unit districts to, respectively, .125% and .25% from, re- spectively, .02% and .04%. Effective July 1, 1989. FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) If all school districts levied at the maximum rate established by HB-1303, $194,465,738 would be raised by school districts for special education. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 19 Recommended do pass 020-004-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 16 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 17 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Third Reading - Passed 090-025-002 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 05 Sen Sponsor KARPIEL Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Jun 09 Recommended do pass 017-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 048-007-002 Passed both Houses Jul 20 Sent to the Governor Aug 30 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0357 Effective date 89-08-30 HB-1304 CAPPARELLI - TERZICH - MCAULIFFE. (Ch. 105, new par. 4-5a) Amends The Park District Code. Requires that park district ordinances making appropriations be published within 30 days after passage in at least one newspaper published with the District or if none, in a newspaper which circulates within the district. Provides that in park districts with less than 500 people, such ordinances shall be posted in at least 5 public places in the district. The ordinance shall take ef- fect, at the earliest, 10 days after publication or posting. Effective July 1, 1990. ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1436 HB-1304-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes.reference to: Ch. 105, new par. 4-5a Adds reference to: Ch. 105, par. 404 Deletes everything. Adds elsewhere in the Park District Code, provisions similar to those in the original bill. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED In the opinion of DCCA, HB-1304, as amended by H-am 1, consti- tutes a local government organization and structure mandate for which no reimbursement to local governments is required. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Executive May 04 Amendment No.01 EXECUTIVE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 013-004-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 St Mandate Fis Nte ReqMCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 12 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 17 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE HB-1305 PARKE. (Ch. 105, par. 8-1) Amends The Park District Code to allow multi-year contracts for professional services. FISCAL NOTE (DCCA) No identifiable impact on State revenues or expenditures. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Cities & Villages Apr 18 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 012-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Apr 25 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read Apr 26 Remvd from Consent Calendar TERZICH-CAPPARELLI Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 04 Fiscal Note Requested KRSKA Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Fiscal Note filed Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Short Debate-3rd Passed 108-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 16 Sen Sponsor KARPIEL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Local Government Jun 08 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Aug 14 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0193 Effective date 90-01-01 1437 HB-1306 HB-1306 PARKE. (Ch. 110, new par. 2-1116.1) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Provides that punitive damages may be awarded only if the plaintiff proves by clear and convincing evidence that the defen- dant acted or failed to act with actual malice or with intentional and reckless disre- gard for the safety of others. Provides that punitive damages shall not be awarded in an amount greater than the compensatory damages awarded for economic loss. Re- quires any punitive damages to be paid to the Department of Rehabilitation Ser- vices. Applicable to cases filed on or after its effective date. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd Committee Judiciary I May 05 Interin Study Calendar JUDICIARY I 3HB-1307 GRANBERG. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 14-108 and 14-110) Amends the State Employees Article of the Pension Code to apply the Depart- ment of Corrections formula to certain employees of the Department of Central Management Services or the former Department of Personnel. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1308 MATIJEVICH - GOFORTH - SALTSMAN - MCAULIFFE. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 14-103.12) Amends the State Employee Article of the Pension Code to allow a person with 20 years of service as a State Policeman to have his benefits based on the salary re- ceived on the last day of service as a State policeman. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D i HB-1309 MATIJEVICH - GOFORTH - SALTSMAN - MCAULIFFE. (Ch. 121, par. 307.8b) Amends An Act in relation to the Department of State Police. Provides that State Police shall receive a longevity increment upon the anniversary of 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 6 1/2, 8, 10, 15, 17 1/2, 20 and 25 years of service. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1310 BOWMAN. (Ch. 23, par. 5-5.4) Amends the Public Aid Code. Eliminates obsolete language in regard to annual rate increases. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1438 HB-1311 HENSEL. (Ch. 127 1/2, new par. 38.8) Amends the Fire Protection Districts Act. Allows the board to collect impact fees for new developments within the district. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Executive May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1312 BRUNSVOLD - STECZO. (Ch. 127 1/2, pars. 37.01, 37.02, 37.03, 37.04a, 37.06, 37.08a, 37.10, 37.13a, 37.13b, 37.14, 37.16, 37.16a and rep. par. 37.13) Amends An Act in relation to fire protection districts. Changes provisions con- cerning vacancies, elections and removal of fire commissioners. Changes the meth- od of appointment of Chief of the fire department from appointment by the board of fire commissioners to appointment by the trustees of the fire department. Grants continued accrued seniority (at former rank) to those appointed Fire Chief. Makes certain changes in preference treatment of persons having military service. Changes labor dispute procedures in relation to binding arbitration, burden of proof, pay sus- pensions and reinstatement. Sets guidelines for determination of disability and reinstatement. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes provision limiting the appointment of the Chief of the fire department from among existing employees. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that a fire department member who is appointed Chief and then is dis- charged or resigns as Chief shall continue to accrue rank seniority or time in grade in his former rank during period he was Chief. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Counties & Townships Apr 19 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 010-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 BRUNSVOLD Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Short Debate-3rd Passed 107-000-002 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 Sen Sponsor JACOBS Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Local Government Jun 01 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Amendment No.01 JACOBS Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/105-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0562 Effective date 90-01-01 1439 HB-1311 HB-1313 SHB-1313 YOUNGE,W - SALTSMAN. (Ch. 24, pars. 11-10-1 and 11-10-2) Amends the Illinois Municipal Code. Increases the tax rate from 2% to 3% of the insurance premiums sold on property in the municipality, which foreign corpora- tions must pay into the municipal fire protection district. Deletes requirement that these funds be directed toward a pension fund. Increases the population limit (from 50,000 to 250,000) for purpose of classifying municipal fire departments election procedures. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 24, par. 11-10-1 Eliminates the 1% increase in the tax on gross receipts from fire insurance. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 24, par. 11-10-1 Restores language deleted by H-am 1. Pre-empts home rule from municipal fire department election procedures. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 24, par. 11-10-1 Eliminates the 1% increase in the tax on gross receipts from fire insurance. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Cities & Villages May 03 Amendment No.01 CITY VILLAGE Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 011-000-000 May 04 May 09 May 25 May 26 May 31 Jun 01 Jun 08 Jun 13 Jun 22 Jun 23 Jun 27 Jul 26 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.02 SALTSMAN Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/116-000-000 Short Debate-3rd Passed 103-012-001 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor JACOBS Added As A Joint Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Local Government Recommended do pass 009-000-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 JACOBS Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading 3/5 vote required Third Reading - Passed 041-015-002 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Motion to Reconsider Vote Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail H Concurs in S Amend. 01 /102-007-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1440 H B-1313-Cont. Sep 07 Oct 12 Oct 18 Oct 19 Oct 31 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Mtn filed overrde Gov veto YOUNGE,W Placed Calendar Total Veto 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Hse pass 077-036-001 Placed Calendar Total Veto Mtn filed overrde Gov veto JACOBS 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Sen pass 044-014-000 Bth House Overid Total Veto PUBLIC ACT 86-0935 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1314 SALTSMAN - BARGER. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 12-606) Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code to increase tow truck operators bond for vehicle damage liability from $15,000 to $25,000. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm Constitut'nal Officers Apr 27 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 009-000-( Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Third Reading - Passed 110-006-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor REA Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Transportation Jun 13 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0563 Effective date 90-01-01 Jun 15 Jun 19 Jul 14 Sep 01 000 HB-1315 SALTSMAN. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 18c-4102) Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code to provide that transportation of any vehicle when requested by the owner is exempt from Illinois Commerce Commission juris- diction (now applies only to wrecked or disabled vehicle transportation). HOUSE AMENDMENT NO, 1. Provides that the transportation must be by a tow truck. Applies amendatory lan- guage only to motor vehicles. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, par. 11-412 Provides that the Department of Transportation may elect to confidentially inves- tigate accidents involving its personnel for the purpose of enhancing safety. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm Constitut'nal Officers Apr 27 May 24 Recommended do pass 008-000-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading 1441 Amendment No.01 SALTSMAN Amendment No.02 RONAN Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 115-001-001 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor JACOBS Placed Calendr,First Readng Adopted Adopted May 26 May 30 May 31 Jun 01 Jun 13 Jun 14 Jun 15 Jun 23 Jul 21 Sep 01 HB-1316 SALTSMAN. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 5-202) Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code to provide that tow trucks need not place a "tow truck" plate on towed vehicles. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that towed vehicles must display a valid registration plate visible from the rear or a tow truck plate must be attached. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm Constitut'nal Officers Amendment No.01 CONST OFFICER Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 009-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Third Reading - Passed 112-004-000 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor REA Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0565 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1317 SALTSMAN - BARGER. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 3-117.1) Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code to eliminate the age standard for classification of auctioned vehicles as junk or salvage. Permits the purchaser to so classify. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment HB-1315-Cont. First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Added As A Joint Sponsor WOODYARD Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0564 Effective date 90-01-01 Apr 27 May 09 May 25 May 26 May 30 Jun 13 Jun 15 Jun 19 Jul 14 Sep 01 1442 H B-1317-Cont. Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm Constitut'nal Officers Apr 27 Recommended do pass 007-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 26 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 113-004-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor JONES Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation Jun 13 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0566 Effective date 90-01-01 3 HB-1318 SALTSMAN. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 4-114) Amends the Illinois Pension Code to increase a Downstate firefighter's surviving spouse's pension to the greater of the amount of the pension the firefighter was re- ceivirig or would have been entitled to receive, 40% of the firefighter's salary, or $400 per month. Provides that this change applies without regard to the service ter- mination date of the firefighter. Effective January 1, 1990. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 04 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION SHB-1319 SALTSMAN. (Ch. 24, pars. 10-1-7 and 10-2.1-6; Ch. 108 1/2, par. 4-107) Amends the Municipal Code to provide that the appointment of a physician to examine firefighter candidates shall be subject to the approval of the board of trust- ees of the local firefighters' pension fund in municipalities under 500,000. Amends the Downstate Firefighter Article of the Pension Code to eliminate the requirement of a separate examination by a physician appointed by the pension fund board. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 04 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION SHB-1320 SALTSMAN. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 7-114, 7-118, 7-152, 7-201, 7-208 and 7-217; new par. 7-118.1) Amends the Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund Article of the Pension Code to allow disability annuitants to receive an employer-financed disability benefit of up to 16 2/3% of salary without reduction of the benefit paid by the Fund; provides for 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1443 HB-1320-Cont. the enforcement of certain Qualified Domestic Relations Orders; deletes reference to federal law in the definition of "earnings"; allows designation of a trust as benefi- ciary for death benefits; contains other administrative provisions. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1321 SALTSMAN. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 7-139, 7-142, 7-152, 7-154, 7-159 and 7-222; new par. 7-142.2) Amends the Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund Article of the Pension Code to increase the retirement annuity formula; increases the minimum disability pension after offset from $10 to $25 per month; provides for early retirement without dis- count upon payment of specified employee and employer contributions; also makes changes relating to sick leave credit and eligibility for a surviving spouse annuity. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1322 RICE. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 17-119; Ch. 85, new par. 2208.13) Amends the Chicago Teachers Article of the Pension Code to provide that for members retiring after December 31, 1989, the automatic annual increase in pen- sion shall begin on the January 1 following the first anniversary of retirement, re- gardless of age. Amends The State Mandates Act to require implementation without reimbursement. Effective January 1, 1990. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1323 DELEO - NOVAK - CURRAN - KRSKA - MUNIZZI. (Ch. 38, par. 1005-5-3) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections to require a defendant who has been convicted of defacing, deforming or otherwise damaging property of another by the use of paint or any other substance to receive certain specified dispositions. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1324 GRANBERG - NOVAK - EDLEY - BUGIELSKI - LANG, STERN, SHAW, CURRAN AND WELLER. (Ch. 38, par. 1404) Amends the Bill of Rights for Victims and Witnesses of Violent Crime Act. Pro- vides that a victim shall have the right to be present in court at all times during the trial of the defendant, unless a judge has ordered the victim excluded or removed from the courtroom for the same causes and in the same manner as the rules of court or law provide for the exclusion or removal of the defendant. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Limits the definition of the term "victim", and excepts the victim's right to be present if the prosecuting attorney objects. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment 1 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1444 HB-1324-Cont. Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 05 Recommended do pass 009-003-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 26 Amendment No.01 GRANBERG Withdrawn Amendment No.02 GRANBERG Adopted Amendment No.03 GRANBERG Withdrawn Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 088-001-004 May 31 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor SEVERNS Placed Calendr,First Readng Added As A Joint Sponsor REA Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0567 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1325 PIEL - REGAN - ZICKUS. (New Act) Limits in personal injury cases the maximum recovery for noneconomic loss to which a plaintiff may be entitled or for which judgment may be rendered to a plain- tiff to $250,000. Defines noneconomic loss. Prohibits the jury from being instructed or informed with respect to the limitation on awards for noneconomic loss. Applica- ble to causes of action which accrue on or after its effective date. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I SHB-1326 ROPP. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 16-127) Amends the Downstate Teacher Article of the Pension Code to allow service credit for certain leaves of absence occurring before July 2, 1963, for which the re- quired contributions are paid before July 1, 1990. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-1327 STECZO. (Ch. 85, par. 5903.1 and Ch. 111 2/3, par. 8-403.1) Amends the Local Solid Waste Management Act to provide that facilities using incineration pursuant to waste management plans developed pursuant to the Solid Waste Planning and Recycling Act and the Illinois Solid Waste Management Act may be deemed qualified solid waste energy facilities. Amends the Public Utilities Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1445 HB-1327-Cont. Act to provide that the purchase price for electricity generated by such facility shall be based upon the price paid by units of local government served by, rather than owning, the facility. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 04 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT 'HB-1328 STECZO - BALANOFF - OLSON,MYRON - RYDER - WOJCIK, CAPPA- RELLI, STERN, KLEMM AND WILLIAMSON. (New Act) Creates the Lawn Chemical Application and Notice Act. Establishes notice re- quirements for the application of lawn chemicals and cleaning requirements for equipment used in connection therewith. Defines terms. Provides that a violation constitutes a petty offense. Effective January 1, 1990. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes the title and everything after the enacting clause. Changes the title to the Lawn Care Products Application and Notice Act rather than the Lawn Chemical Application and Notice Act. Substitutes the term "lawn care product" for "lawn chemical" throughout. Adds provisions relating to golf courses. With respect to warning signs on residential property, requires the owner or resident to remove the sign the day after the application rather than permitting the warning sign to be re- moved after the application is dry. Effective January 1, 1990. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that the Act does not affect the powers of units of local government. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Requires the posted sign to include a phone number to call for more information. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Agriculture Apr 26 Amendment No.01 AGRICULTURE Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 016-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 05 Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 22 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.02 STECZO Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/116-000-000 Short Debate-3rd Passed 107-003-003 May 23 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Agriculture & Conservation May 31 Sen Sponsor JACOBS Added As A Joint Sponsor FRIEDLAND Added As A Joint Sponsor DONAHUE Committee Agriculture & Conservation Jun 07 Recommnded do pass as amend 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Amendment No.01 AGRICULTURE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1446 HB-1328-Cont. Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/111-000-001 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Aug 30 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0358 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1329 DAVIS. (Ch. 122, pars. 30-15.7 and 30-15.7a) Amends the Higher Education Student Assistance Law within The School Code. Makes grammatical changes and replaces paragraph references with subsection references. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Higher Education May 04 Interim Study Calendar HIGHER ED ' HB-1330 ROPP - STERN - CURRAN. (Ch. 121, par. 4-218) Amends the Highway Code to prohibit IDOT from using salt on highways after 1990, unless it cannot obtain sufficient quantities of calcium magnesium acetate or other noncorrosive salt substitutes. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm. on Roads and Bridges May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1331 DAVIS. (Ch. 122, par. 30-15.2) Amends the Higher Education Student Assistance Law within The School Code. Clarifies a reference to the State Superintendent of Education and deletes an obso- lete reference to the 1972 academic year. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Higher Education May 04 Interim Study Calendar HIGHER ED HB-1332 DAVIS - BALANOFF. (Ch. 120, par. 1152) Amends the Illinois Lottery Law to identify The Common School Fund as being a fund in the State treasury. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1333 DAVIS. (Ch. 120, par: 1-103) Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act to provide that all references to the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 shall mean the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1447 HB-1334 'HB-1334 DUNN,JOHN, STERN AND CURRAN. (Ch. 127, new par. 141.255, pars. 142z-17 and 142z-18) Amends the State finance Act to add the State and Local Sales Tax Reform Fund and to provide for continuing appropriation rather than annual appropriation of lo- cal government shares of State occupation and use tax proceeds. Effective January 1, 1990. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1335 DUNN,JOHN. (Ch. 24, par. 1-4-7) Amends the Municipal Code to provide that municipalities shall not be liable for injuries sustained due to removal or destruction of unsafe property provided it is done pursuant to statute or ordinance and municipal employees act in good faith with reasonable care in such removal or destruction. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-1336 DAVIS. (Ch. 46, pars. 4-6.2, 5-16.2 and 6-50.2; Ch. 95 1/2, par. 2-105) Amends The Election Code and the Illinois Vehicle Code relating to voter regis- tration. Requires the election authority to appoint the Secretary of State or a rea- sonable number of employees designated by the Secretary of State and located at drivers license examination stations as deputy registrars. Requires such employees to notify persons who seek a drivers license at the station that they may register to vote at the station. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elections May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1337 RONAN. (Ch. 91 1/2, par. 1-101) Amends the Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Code. Makes a grammatical change. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Mental Health May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1338 HANNIG AND CURRAN. (New Act) Provides that no State agency may purchase, or contract to purchase, food, food- stuffs, agricultural or dairy products or other edible things intended for consump- tion by persons in its custody or care, or by persons for whom it has a supervisory responsibility within a residential or confined setting, unless such items or edible things have been grown or raised within the United States, or are otherwise of American origin. Exempts from the purchasing requirements of this Act food items which are not grown or raised in the United States. Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE (Central Management Services) House Bill 1338 would result in the state paying higher costs to acquire domestically produced commodities. For example, I Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1448 HB-1338-Cont. coffee is grown in Hawaii. However, it is much more expensive than South American coffee. Under the requirements of this legislation, we would be forced to purchase the more expensive Hawaiian coffee. In addition, growing seasons and weather con- ditions also impact the cost and availability of domestically produced foodstuffs. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on AX Apr 07 Assigned to State Gc Administration ssignment overnment Recommended do pass 009-000-003 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note filed Second Reading Amendment No.01 ROPP Tabled HANNIG Amendment No.02 ROPP Tabled HANNIG Amendment No.03 ROPP Tabled HANNIG Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 072-043-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor DEMUZIO Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Executive 'HB-1339 HANNIG - MCPIKE - NOVAK - EDLEY - WOOLARD, BALANOFF, PHELPS, HOMER, CURRAN, RICHMOND, BRUNSVOLD, DEJAEG- HER, HULTGREN, HARTKE, GRANBERG, SUTKER, TERZICH, BU- GIELSKI, DELEO, KULAS AND RONAN. (New Act) Creates the Degradable Plastic Act. Directs the Department of Energy and Nat- ural Resources to study degradable plastics, and to develop model landfill practices to enhance degradability; provides for rules for the identification and labeling of de- gradable or recyclable plastic containers; directs all State agencies that purchase plastic containers to purchase degradable or recyclable products whenever reason- ably available. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Energy and Natural Resources) ENR estimates HB 1339 to cost approximately $125,000. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes provision directing the Department to adopt standards and procedures for determining and certifying the degradability of plastics. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Specifies that the Department's model landfill practices shall be proposed to the Pollution Control Board. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & May 04 May 08 May 11 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Nat. Resource Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 008-000-001 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Fiscal Note filed e ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. May 04 May 08 May 11 May 16 May 17 Jun 01 Jun 06 1449 HB-1339-Cont. May 12 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 HANNIG Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 22 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.02 HANNIG Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/116-000-000 Short Debate-3rd Passed 107-003-000 May 23 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor DEMUZIO Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Energy & Environment Jun 06 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-001 Passed both Houses Jul 21 Sent to the Governor Sep 05 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0775 Effective date 90-01-01 SHB-1340 GRANBERG - LANG. (Ch. 73, new pars. 1045A, 1046A and 1047A) Amends the Insurance Code. Requires that insurance companies submit health insurance policies to the Director of Insurance for approval. Provides a hearing pro- cess for disapproval. Provides that all insurance policies disclose their provisions in a clear and explicit manner. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Insurance May 04 Interim Study Calendar INSURANCE ' HB-1341 HANNIG - WOOLARD AND CURRAN. (Ch. 24, par. 10-5-2) Amends the Municipal Code to provide for a $500 funeral expense benefit to be paid in the event of the death of a volunteer fireman. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Cities & Villages Apr 11 Re-assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION HB-1342 KULAS - PETERSON,W - GIGLIO - VANDUYNE, STERN, CURRAN, RONAN, BUGIELSKI, TERZICH, SUTKER AND DELEO. (Ch. 85, new par. 5960.1) Amends the Solid Waste Planning and Recycling Act to ban the retail sale of nondegradable disposable plastic bags and containers, beginning in 1992. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1450 HB-1342-Cont. May 23 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-1343 KULAS - RONAN - LAURINO - BALANOFF - BRESLIN, WHITE, JONES,LOU, FLOWERS, CURRIE, FARLEY AND MORROW. (New Act) Requires a private employer with 50 or more employees to grant up to 8 weeks of unpaid leave to an employee for the birth of a child, adoption of a child, illness of a child, illness of a spouse and illness of a parent. Provides for the continuation of health insurance provided to the employee at the employee's own expense. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 8. Deletes everything. Creates the Family Leave Act of 1989. Provides that certain employees shall be entitled to 8 workweeks of family leave during a 24-month peri- od because of the birth of a son or daughter of the employee, because of the place- ment of a son or daughter with the employee for adoption or foster care or in order to care for the employee's son, daughter or parent who has a serious health condi- tion. Effective 6 months after becoming law. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Insurance May 04 Recommended do pass 013-004-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Amendment No.01 KULAS Withdrav Amendment No.02 KULAS Withdrav Amendment No.03 CHURCHILL Withdrav Amendment No.04 KULAS Withdrav Amendment No.05 CHURCHILL Withdrav Amendment No.06 CHURCHILL Withdrav Amendment No.07 KULAS Withdrav Amendment No.08 KULAS Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Third Reading - Passed 067-050-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 Primary Sponsor Changed To ZITO First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Jun 08 Recommended do pass 010-007-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Added As A Joint Sponsor NETSCH Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 20 Added As A Joint Sponsor DEL VALLE Second Reading Amendment No.01 KARPIEL Lost 028-030-000 Amendment No.02 KARPIEL Verified Lost Amendment No.03 DEANGELIS 029-030-000 Amendment No.04 KARPIEL 029-030-000 Placed Calndr,Third Reading vn vn vn vn vn vn vn Lost Lost HB-1344 BALANOFF - NOVAK. (New Act) Creates the Toxic Enforcement Act of 1989. Prohibits anyone from knowingly and intentionally exposing an individual to a toxic substance without adequate warning. Provides for fines for violations. Requires the Governor to publish a list of chemicals known to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity. Effective January 1, 1990. 1451 Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment HB-1344-Cont. Apr 07 May 05 Assigned to Consumer Protection Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1345 HANNIG. (Ch. 46, pars. 7-61, 10-3, 17-16.1 and 18-9.1) Amends The Election Code. Provides that a candidate defeated in the primary election or caucus is ineligible to be listed on the ballot as an independent candidate in the general or consolidated election. Provides that a candidate defeated in the pri- mary election or caucus or defeated for nomination for an office in which candidates are nominated on a nonpartisan basis, is ineligible to file a declaration of intent to run as a write-in candidate in the general or consolidated election. Provides that a candidate defeated in the primary election or caucus is ineligible to be listed on the ballot as a candidate of another political party in the general or consolidated election. Apr 05 1989 First reading Apr 07 May 05 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elections Interim Study Calendar ELECTIONS HB-1346 HANNIG. (Ch. 122, par. 103-8) Amends the Public Community College Act. Provides that members of the public and employees of a community college district shall be given time to speak to or ask questions of a community college board at board meetings. Also provides that resi- dents of the district must be given a written response to their written correspon- dence which requests consideration of a matter by the board. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Higher Education May 04 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 016-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 09 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 11 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 111-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor HOLMBERG Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Higher Education 'HB-1347 ROPP. (Ch. 120, pars. 439.3, 439.33, 439.103 and 441) Amends the State occupation and use tax Acts to exempt from such taxes shelled-corn-burning heating units for single family dwellings occupied by the pur- chaser. Effective January 1, 1990. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-1348 WHITE. (Ch. 122, par. 18-8; new pars. 10-21.10 and 34-18.9) Amends The School Code. Requires all school districts to establish regular pre- school education programs for developmentally appropriate 3 and 4 year olds under State Board of Education guidelines, and provides for weighting and counting chil- dren enrolled and attending such programs as average daily attendance pupils un- der the State aid formula. ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1452 HB-1348-Cont. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) The estimated cost of implementing HB-1348 is $220 million. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 19 Interim Study Calendar ELEM SCND ED Apr 25 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Interim Study Calendar ELEM SCND ED HB-1349 HULTGREN - HANNIG AND CURRAN. (Ch. 34, new par. 419.5; Ch. 127 1/2, new par. 23.1) Amends the Fire Protection District Act and the Counties Act. Allows a county board, after referendum approval, to adopt a comprehensive county fire protection plan for all unincorporated territory in the county without fire protection. Allows a county board, after adoption of a plan, to cause unincorporated territory without fire protection to be added to a fire protection district, but only if the IFO rating of the district will not be adversely affected by adding the contiguous territory. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Changes "IFO rating" to "ISO rating". Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Counties & Townships Apr 19 Amendment No.01 CNTY TWNSHIP Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Short Debate-3rd Passed 109-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 16 Sen Sponsor WATSON Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Local Government Jun 01 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0568 Effective date 90-01-01 'HB-1350 ROPP. (Ch. 95 1/2, par 2-119) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Increases the portion of motorcycle registra- tion fees required to be deposited into the Cycle Rider Safety Training Fund. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm Constitut'nal Officers May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1453 'HB-1351 PHELPS AND WOOLARD. (Ch. 23, par. 5-5.12) Amends the Public Aid Code to provide that the professional dispensing fee for pharmacies shall equal 10% of the acquisition cost for prescriptions over $35. Pro- vides that the dispensing fee shall in no event exceed $15. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1352 HASARA - OLSON,MYRON. (Ch. 31, par. 10.3) Amends the law in relation to coroners. Requires funeral directors or persons having custody of dead bodies to obtain a coroners permit in order to cremate a body regardless of the cause of death. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Executive Apr 26 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 019-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 09 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 116-000-000 May 11 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 12 Sen Sponsor DAVIDSON Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Executive Jun 01 Recommended do pass 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0569 Effective date 89-09-01 HB-1353 COWLISHAW. (Ch. 23, par. 5005; Ch. 37, par 803-3, new par. 803-6.1) Amends the Department of Children and Family Services enabling Act and the Juvenile Court Act. Provides for mandatory return of a minor to his or her parents, and authorizes an adjudication that a minor requires authoritative intervention without the minor's refusal to return home. Requires DCFS to accept for care and training minors who have been adjudicated as requiring authoritative intervention and committed to the Department. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Children May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1354 HOMER - SHAW - WOLF, MARTINEZ AND SANTIAGO. (New Act) Creates the Uniform Consumer Clear Information Act. Provides that agree- ments pertaining to certain consumer transactions shall conform to certain requirements. 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1454 HB-1351 HB-1354-Cont. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Consumer Protection May 05 Interim Study Calendar CONSUMER PROT HB-1355 WOLF - GRANBERG - HICKS - HANNIG - MUNIZZI AND LANG. (Ch. 121 1/2, new par. 262U) Amends the Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act. Provides that it is an unlawful practice for a hotel to impose a charge for the following: a tele- phone call which is in excess of the hotel's cost; an attempted telephone call if there is no answer or a busy signal; or any telephone call unless charges for calls are post- ed at or near each telephone. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Public Utilities May 02 Interim Study Calendar PUB UTILITIES SHB-1356 CURRIE - KUBIK. (Ch. 111 1/2, new pars. 7057.1 and 7057.2) Amends the Solid Waste Management Act to establish a pilot program to study the disposal of pesticide containers. Directs the Department of Energy and Natural Resources (DENR) to study the disposal of waste paint. Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Energy and Natural Resources) The estimated cost of HB-1356 is $150,000 to $190,000. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Agriculture) The total fiscal impact on the Dept. for one project is $180,000. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1021 Amends the Environmental Protection Act to expand the permit exemption for certain farm landscape waste composting facilities. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Recommends designation of the Department of Agriculture, rather than DENR, as the lead agency in the pilot pesticide container collection project. Requires opera- tors of farm landscape waste composting facilities to register the facilities with Illi- nois EPA. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource Apr 19 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 013-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Apr 25 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Fiscal Note filed Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 12 Short Debate-3rd Passed 103-000-000 May 15 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 Sen Sponsor WELCH Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Energy & Environment Jun 06 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1455 HB-1356-Cont. Jun 07 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Amendment No.01 WELCH Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-001 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/113-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 06 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 12 Mtn fild accept amend veto CURRIE Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 17 Rul Gub Comply/Rule 46.1(b) Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 19 3/5 vote required Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 114-000-000 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 31 Mtn fild accept amend veto WELCH 3/5 vote required Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 056-000-001 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Dec 01 Return to Gov-Certification Jan 24 1990 Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 86-1026 Effective date 90-01-24 HB-1357 EDLEY - WOOLARD - SHAW. (Ch. 121 1/2, par. 157.8) Amends An Act to regulate the sale, representation and advertising of goods to require the return to a business of the fee for a going-out of business sale license upon permanent closure of the business if the closure occurs within 90 days after is- suance of the license. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm on Small Business May 04 Interim Study Calendar SML BUSINESS HB-1358 CURRIE - BALANOFF - HULTGREN - CURRAN - KUBIK, STERN AND EDLEY. (Ch. 11l 1/2, new par. 7056.1) Amends the Solid Waste Management Act to create an advisory Task Force on Degradable Plastics. Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Energy & Natural Resources) Costs for consulting fees and reimbursement of the expenses of the Task Force members' expenses would total $100,000. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds the Director of Commerce and Community Affairs to the Task Force. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource Apr 19 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 013-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Fiscal Note filed Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 CURRIE Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 12 Short Debate-3rd Passed 102-000-001 1456 HB-1358-Cont. May 15 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 16 Sen Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Energy & Environment Jun 06 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 053-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 20 Sent to the Governor Sep 05 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0776 Effective date 89-09-05 HB-1359 WOOLARD - PHELPS - GRANBERG - HOMER - HARTKE, WOLF, HANNIG AND BLACK. (New Act) Creates an express warranty, as a matter of law, for rebuilt auto parts. The war- ranty runs 90 days or 3,000 miles, whichever occurs first. Provides remedies and damages. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Eliminates all remedies other than for breach of warranty under the Uniform Commercial Code. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes November 2, 1989) Requires the seller, upon request of the buyer, to furnish a written receipt stating the date of purchase and odometer reading of the motor vehicle on which the part is to be installed. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 1. Deletes reference to: (New Act) Adds reference to: (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 1203-2) Deletes everything in the bill. Amends the All-terrain Vehicle Safety Act. Ex- empts from registration, all-terrain vehicles and off-highway motorcycles owned and operated on lands owned by the owner or operator or on lands leased for agri- cultural purposes. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Recommended do pass 008-003-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 25 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 26 Amendment No.01 WOOLARD Amendment No.02 WOOLARD Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 106-008-001 May 30 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor REA Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 First reading Rfrd to Comr Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 REA Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 01 Jun 13 Jun 20 Jun 22 Withdrawn Adopted n on Assignment Assigned to Transportation Recommended do pass 008-004-000 Adopted 1457 HB-1359-Cont. Jun 23 Verified Third Reading - Passed 030-029-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 24 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 26 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 Nov 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/REA BROOKINS, SEVERNS, WATSON, DUNN,R Nov 02 Added As A Joint Sponsor WATSON Added As A Joint Sponsor DUNN,R Added As A Joint Sponsor DONAHUE Added As A Joint Sponsor O'DANIEL Added As A Joint Sponsor WOODYARD Added As A Co-sponsor SEVERNS Added As A Co-sponsor VADALABENE Added As A Co-sponsor DEMUZIO Added As A Co-sponsor RIGNEY Added As A Co-sponsor MADIGAN Added As A Co-sponsor DAVIDSON Exempt under Hse Rule 29(C) Mtn filed take from Table SUSPEND RULE 79(E) PLACE ON CALENDAR CONF. COMM. REPTS. -WOOLARD Mtn Take From Table Prevail Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/WOOLARD, CULLERTON, PHELPS, TATE AND BLACK House report submitted House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/110-000-000 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/057-000-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Dec 01 Sent to the Governor Jan 09 1990 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-1016 Effective date 90-01-09 HB-1360 SANTIAGO - MARTINEZ - NOVAK AND CURRAN. (Ch. 38, par. 8-2; Ch. 56 1/2, new par. 1405.1) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 and the Illinois Controlled Substances Act. Creates the offense of criminal drug conspiracy. Provides that a person commits criminal drug conspiracy when with the intent that an offense set forth in Sections 401, 402 or 407 of the Illinois Controlled Substances Act be committed, he agrees with another to the commission of that offense. Provides that a person convicted of criminal drug conspiracy may be fined or imprisoned or both not to exceed the max- imum provided for the offense which is the object of the conspiracy. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Recommended do pass 016-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 12 Third Reading - Passed 103-002-000 May 15 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Judiciary 1458 HB-1360-Cont. May 25 Primary Sponsor Changed To LECHOWICZ Committee Judiciary May 31 Added As A Co-sponsor DEL VALLE Committee Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Sep 07 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0809 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1361 MCCRACKEN. (Ch. 38, par. 115-4; Ch. 110, par. 2-1107) Amends the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963 and the Code of Civil Proce- dure in relation to jury instructions. Provides that all parties shall tender to the court their proposed jury instructions at the call of the case for trial, and the court may consider additional instructions if the court determines it to be desirable as a result of the evidence or arguments. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1362 MARTINEZ - SANTIAGO AND FLOWERS. (Ch. 73, par. 767.22) Amends the Illinois Insurance Code. Provides that the prohibition against refus- ing to insure a risk solely on the basis of the geographic location of the risk applies to both commercial and non-commercial risks. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Insurance May 03 Recommended do pass 011-003-005 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 25 Interim Study Calendar INSURANCE HB-1363 DEJAEGHER - HICKS - WOpF - YOUNGE,W - NOVAK. (Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 8-408) Amends The Public Utilities Act to require electric utilities to conduct free ener- gy audits and to provide free estimates of the costs that would be incurred in con- verting a customer's heating system to electricity. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Public Utilities May 05 Interim Study Calendar PUB UTILITIES HB-1364 WHITE - MARTINEZ - BRESLIN - DEJAEGHER - SHAW. (Ch. 56 1/2, pars. 502 and 503, new pars. 502.38, 502.39 and 503.22 through 503.27) Amends the Illinois Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act. Requires fast food restau- rants to disclose specified information in relation to food sold at such restaurants. Requires disclosure of sulfite treatment of fruit or vegetables for immediate con- sumption. Provides that, if food sold for immediate consumption contains mono- sodium glutamate, a notice shall be posted disclosing such fact. Provides that ingredients of retail bulk food shall be posted. Provides that, if fresh produce has been sprayed with pesticides, such fact shall be disclosed. Provides that ingredients of food for immediate consumption (other than restaurant food) shall be disclosed. 1459 HB-1364-Cont. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Consumer Protection May 05 Interim Study Calendar CONSUMER PROT HB-1365 SANTIAGO - MARTINEZ. (Ch. 130, new par. 17.2) Amends the Act in relation to the State Treasurer to empower such office to es- tablish a program of incentives to financial institutions which support Hispanic business development. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm Constitut'nal Officers May 04 Interim Study Calendar CONST OFFICER HB-1366 PHELPS. (Ch. 75, par. 104) Amends the Jails Act to provide where there is no county jail facility operating in a county, arresting agencies shall be responsible for delivering persons arrested to an adjoining county jail facility, if the adjoining county has entered into a written agreement with the committing county allowing for the maintenance of prisoners in the adjoining county. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II Apr 19 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 016-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Third Reading - Passed 115-001-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor REA Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Local Government Jun 08 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0570 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1367 PEDERSEN,B. (Ch. 48, par. 39m-5) Amends the Illinois Wage Payment and Collection Act. Provides that unless oth- erwise provided in a collective bargaining agreement or other contract of employ- ment, whenever an employment policy provides for paid vacations, and an employee resigns or is terminated for lack of work without having taken all vacation time earned in accordance with such employment policy, the monetary equivalent of all earned vacation shall be paid to him as part of his final compensation at his final rate of pay and no employment policy shall provide for forfeiture of earned vacation time upon such employee resigning or being terminated for lack of work. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Labor & Commerce 1460 HB-1367-Cont. May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1368 LEVIN - LAURINO AND FLOWERS. (Ch. 17, new par. 506) Amends An Act concerning financial institutions in Illinois. Limits the amount of fees financial institutions may charge customers who utilize automatic teller machines. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Consumer Protection May 04 Recommended do pass 010-007-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Interim Study Calendar CONSUMER PROT HB-1369 SANTIAGO - MARTINEZ - MUNIZZI - DEJAEGHER - BALANOFF. (Ch. 127, par. 132.602) Amends the Minority and Female Business Enterprise Act. Includes in the term "minority" persons granted permanent resident status under the Immigration and Control Act of 1986. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to State Government Administration May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1370 PHELPS. (Ch. 56, par. 3.20) Amends the Fish Code of 1971 to allow owners of private ponds to stock the White Amur (diploid carp). Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 02 Recommended do pass 014-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 17 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 22 Third Reading - Lost 041-065-006 HB-1371 SANTIAGO - LAURINO AND CURRAN. (Ch. 122, new par. 34-18.9) Amends The School Code. Requires the Chicago Board of Education to keep its average class size for the K-3 gradesat not more than the statewide average class size for those grades, beginning with the 1990-91 school year. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) The estimated cost of reducing class sizes in Chicago schools by 1990-91 school year is $73.4 million for salaries and bene- fits and new classroom construction. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Implementatn Chicago School Reform Apr 28 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Implementatn Chicago School Reform May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 1461 HB-1372 MAYS. (Ch. 15, par. 156) Amends the State Collection Act. Provides that a State agency may, with the Comptroller's permission, deposit all receipts into the General Revenue Fund or the fund that would have originally received the receipts, that 25% of deposits made each quarter for accounts receivable more than 120 days past due shall be trans- ferred to the Accounts Receivable Fund or Funds, and that the transferred amounts may be used by the agency for collecting overdue accounts pursuant to appropria- tion. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 Sen Sponsor KEATS Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Executive Jun 08 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Aug 14 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0194 Effective date 89-08-14 HB-1373 ROPP. (Ch. 122, par. 27-1) Amends The School Code. Beginning with the 1990-91 school year, requires an 8 period school day throughout the regular school term for all pupils in grades 9 through 12 of the common schools, with each period to be at least 45 minutes in length. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) An increase in work load would most likely result in demands for increased salaries totalling between an estimated $158 to $258 million. Apr 05 1989 First reading Apr 07 Apr 25 May 05 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Elementary & Secondary Education Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1374 BALANOFF - STERN. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1009.7) Amends the Environmental Protection Act to prohibit the retail sale of certain products designed to release chlorofluorocarbons, beginning January 1, 1991. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource 1462 HB-1372 HB-1374-Cont. May 04 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-1375 BALANOFF. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1009.7) Amends the Environmental Protection Act to prohibit the retail sale of sterilizers that use chlorofluorocarbons, beginning January 1, 1991; also prohibits the use of such sterilizers unless they have been fitted with CFC recovery equipment. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Consumer Protection May 05 Interim Study Calendar CONSUMER PROT HB-1376 BALANOFF. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1009.7) Amends the Environmental Protection Act to prohibit the retail sale of chloro- fluorocarbon refrigerants in containers that hold less than 30 pounds, beginning January 1, 1991. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 02 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-1377 BALANOFF. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1009.7) Amends the Environmental Protection Act to direct the Board to adopt rules to regulate the use of CFC-113, methyl chloroform and carbon tetrachloride. Effec- tive immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 02 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-1378 BALANOFF. (New Act) Creates an Act in relation to halons and chlorofluorocarbons; imposes a fee on the first sale of such materials in Illinois, to be administered by the Department of Rev- enue, and used for funding research and conservation projects. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-1379 BALANOFF. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1009.7) Amends the Environmental Protection Act to prohibit the retail sale of portable halon fire extinguishers, beginning January 1, 1991. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource Apr 27 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT 1463 HB-1380 HB-1380 BALANOFF. (New Act) Bans certain food and beverage packaging made with chlorofluorocarbons, begin- ning July 1, 1990. Requires food vendors and their suppliers to make and maintain relevant records. Makes violation a business offense punishable by a fine up to $5000. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Consumer Protection May 05 Interim Study Calendar CONSUMER PROT HB-1381 COWLISHAW. (Ch. 122, par. 103B-5) Amends the Public Community College Act. Requires each community college board to establish and distribute an annual position seniority list unless a collective bargaining agreement otherwise provides. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Higher Education May 04 Interim Study Calendar HIGHER ED HB-1382 COWLISHAW. (Ch. 122, par. 103B-5) Amends the Public Community College Act. Adds a preposition in a section of the tenure provisions relating to reduction of number of faculty members. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Higher Education May 04 Interim Study Calendar HIGHER ED Oct 17 Exempt under Hse Rule 29(C) Motion disch comm, advc 2nd READING - 2ND DAY AND SUSPEND 37(G)- COWLISHAW Interim Study Calendar HIGHER ED Oct 31 Committee discharged 116-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Nov 02 Interim Study Calendar HIGHER ED HB-1383 DELEO. (Ch. 111 2/3, pars. 8-207 and 9-215) Amends the Public Utilities Act. Provides that winter heating reconnections un- der deferred payment agreements shall begin November 1 (instead of November 15). Provides that every gas and electric utility shall conduct a survey of residential customers, whose service has been disconnected since December 1 of the previous year for nonpayment of a bill or deposit, on October 15 (instead of November 15) of each year, and shall notify such former customers of the availability of winter re- connection and deferred payment agreements not later than November 1 (instead of November 25) of each year. Changes the required contents of notices advising such former customers of the availability of winter reconnections. Changes other provisions in relation to winter reconnections and deferred payment agreements. Prohibits inclusion in the rate base of construction costs enabling a utility to gener- ate more than 115% of the peak amount used during any day by consumers of the utility. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Public Utilities May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 1464 HB-1384 CULLERTON - WOLF - SALTSMAN. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 7-109) Amends the Illinois Pension Code to make a technical correction. PENSION IMPACT NOTE The bill has no financial impact. PENSION IMPACT NOTE No change from previous note. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 108 1/2, par 7-109 Adds reference to: Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 2-111, 2-121, 2-123, 2-124, 2-126, 2-127, 2-131, 2-134, 2-145, 2-146, 2-154, 14-110, 14-123, 14-123.1, 14-124, 14-128, 14-147, 18-129, 18-133, 18-140, 18-152, 18-153, 18-161, 21-115 and 21-116, new pars. 2-121.3, 14-103.39, 14-121.1, 14-152 and 18-128.3 Deletes all. Amends the General Assembly, Judges, State Employees and Social Security Enabling Articles of the Pension Code to make various administrative changes. Specifies the applicability of the exemption from garnishment and attach- ment. Removes the age 70 termination requirement on disability benefits. Delays the start of certain survivor's benefits from the date of death until the first day of the next calendar month. Corrects obsolete citations to the federal Social Security Act. Defines "personal services" so as to exclude the nonpayroll earnings of court report- ers, and amends the Social Security Enabling Act to allow use of certain overpay- ments to pay liabilities resulting from such nonpayroll earnings from 1977 through 1986. Provides for federally mandated age 70 1/2 distributions to certain surviving spouses. Amends the occupational death benefit beneficiary provisions to provide for disabled children over age 18 and certain dependent parents. Makes other changes. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 19 Pension Note Filed Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 004-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Short Debate-3rd Passed 112-000-005 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor JONES Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Insurance, Pensions & License Act Jun 06 Pension Note Filed Waive Posting Notice Committee Insurance, Pensions & License Act Jun 09 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 20 Second Reading Amendment No.01 JONES Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 24 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 26 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 Jun 27 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm IST Sen Conference Comm Apptd IST/JONES D'ARCO, NEWHOUSE, SCHUNEMAN & FRIEDLAND 1465 HB-1384 HB-1384--Cont. 1466 Jun 28 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/CULLERTON, WOLF, SALTSMAN, HOFFMAN & PARKE Jul 01 Tabled House Rule 79(E) HB-1385 CULLERTON - WOLF. (Ch. 108 1/2, rep. par. 22A-116) Amends the Illinois Pension Code to repeal an obsolete provision requiring repay- ment of an appropriation to the State Board of Investment by July 1, 1976. Effec- tive immediately. PENSION IMPACT NOTE The bill has no financial impact. PENSION IMPACT NOTE No change from previous note. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 19 Pension Note Filed Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 004-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Short Debate-3rd Passed 112-000-005 May 22 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor JACOBS Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Insurance, Pensions & License Act Jun 06 Pension Note Filed Committee Insurance, Pensions & License Act HB-1386 CULLERTON - WOLF. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 14-110) Amends the Illinois Pension Code to make technical corrections in certain citations. PENSION IMPACT NOTE The bill has no financial impact. PENSION IMPACT NOTE No change from previous note. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 19 Pension Note Filed Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 004-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Short Debate-3rd Passed 112-000-005 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor JONES Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Insurance, Pensions & License Act Jun 06 Pension Note Filed Committee Insurance, Pensions & License Act HB-1387 HB-1387 CULLERTON. (Ch. 95 1/2, new par. 11-1405.1) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code to provide that, in a personal injury action by motorcycle operator or passenger, evidence of the failure of the plaintiff to wear a helmet may be introduced to mitigate damages. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1388 CULLERTON. Appropriates $520,000 to the Department of Rehabilitation Services for grants to Illinois television stations for close captioning of news broadcasts. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 05 1989 First reading Apr 07 May 11 HB-1389 CULLERTON. (Ch. 120, par. 702) Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Appropriations II Interim Study Calendar APPROP II Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to exclude prior uncollected tax from being col- lected from an owner who was not owner when taxes became due. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 07 Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Jun 09 Jun 13 Jun 21 Jul 20 Aug 30 Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Revenue Recommended do pass 007-001-003 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 057-000-001 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0359 Effective date 89-08-30 HB-1390 WOOLARD - PHELPS. (Ch. 127, pars. 1054 and 1056) Amends the Illinois Emergency Services and Disaster Agency Act of 1988. Au- thorizes the Governor to make grants or contributions for restoration, reconstruc- tion, or repair of public facilities and non-profit educational, utility, emergency, medical and custodial care facilities which have been damaged or destroyed by a major disaster. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to State Government Administration May 02 Recommended do pass 008-000-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng 1467 HB-1390-Cont. May 23 Interim Study Calendar ST GOV ADMN HB-1391 CULLERTON. (Ch. 110, new pars. 2A-101 through 2A-115) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Creates a cause of action for restoration of reputation as an alternative to a defamation action for damages for persons who be- lieve their reputations have been damaged by a false statement of fact published by a medium of mass communication. If the plaintiff prevails, he may seek compulsory publication by the defendant of a Judicial Declaration of Falsity which shall con- tain factual statements pertaining to the proceedings in which the Judicial Declara- tion of Falsity was obtained. Provides that an action for restoration of reputation shall be commenced within one year next after the cause of action accrued. Re- pealed January 1, 1996. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-1392 CULLERTON. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 12-603.1) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that evidence of failure to wear a seat safety belt is admissible in a civil action or other proceeding seeking recovery of damages for personal injury or in mitigation of any recovery for injury arising out of the operation or use of a motor vehicle. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1393 CULLERTON. (Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 11-209.1 and 11-1404) Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code to require any operator of a motor cycle (ex- cludes a motorized pedalcycle) and any passengers thereon who are under the age of 18 to wear a helmet. Also provides that local authorities acting at the request of pri- vate entities to enforce the provisions of the Code on private streets or roads shall not be liable for injuries or damage caused thereby except for willful or wanton misconduct. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, par. 11-209.1 Deletes provision of the Vehicle Code providing that local authorities shall not be liable for injury or damage to persons or property arising out of enforcement of the Code on private streets or roads except for wilful or wanton misconduct. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Recommended do pass 008-006-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 12 Second Reading Amendment No.01 WEAVER,M Withdrawn Amendment No.02 CULLERTON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 19 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. May 25 Verified Third Reading - Passed 061-049-002 May 26 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor BROOKINS Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment 1468 HB-1393-Cont. Jun 01 Assigned to Transportation Jun 13 Recommended do pass 008-004-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. Jun 23 Third Reading - Lost 028-030-000 HB-1394 CULLERTON - YOUNG,A - LEVIN, MARTINEZ, DAVIS, FLINN, JONES,LOU AND FLOWERS. (New Act) Creates the Federally Subsidized Housing Preservation Act. Provides that a group consisting of a majority of tenants in federally subsidized housing may offer to purchase the building if the owner intends to dispose of the property. Provides for procedures and time limits for the purchase, and for the determination of the pur- chase price if there is a failure to agree on a purchase price. Provides for exceptions to applicability of the Act. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Changes from 9 months to 6 months the notice required to be given by an owner of subsidized housing of his intent to sell the housing. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Housing Apr 27 Amendment No.01 HOUSING Adopted 009-000-000 Recommnded do pass as amend 007-000-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 16 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 25 Third Reading - Passed 114-000-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Executive Jun 08 Recommended do pass 015-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 052-006-000 Passed both Houses Jul 20 Sent to the Governor Sep 07 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0810 Effective date 89-09-07 HB-1395 STECZO - HOMER. (Ch. 122, pars. 10-22.41, 14-8.02 and 34-18) Amends The School Code. Prohibits mainstreaming more than 2 handicapped children into the same regular classroom where instruction is provided to children who are not handicapped. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) If just 20% (36,200) students were removed from the regular classroom due to HB-1395, an estimated 1,500 classrooms would have to be established statewide. Assuming average class sizes of 25 and an average teacher salary of $30,000, the potential additional salary cost could be $45 million. 1469 HB-1395-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes the changes proposed by the bill as introduced and makes grammatical and other technical changes in the sections amended. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (State Board of Ed.) With Ham-1, there is no fiscal impact by HB-1395. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Requires that handicapped children, when mainstreamed, be provided with sup- plementary services to assist them to benefit from regular classroom instruction, and be included on the teacher's regular education class register. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Adds reference to: Ch. 122, new par. 30-14.6a Further amends The School Cede to provide for the award of nursing shortage scholarships by the State Board of Education. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds provision that licensed clinical psychologists shall be included on the State Board of Education's list of independent educational evaluators for special educa- tion placement of children but that such psychologists shall not be paid fees greater than that which would be received by a school psychologist for the same services. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Deletes reference to: Ch. 122, new par. 30-14.6a Recommends eliminating all provisions for a nursing shortage scholarship pro- gram administered by the State Board of Education. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 25 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 28 Amendment No.01 ELEM SCND ED Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 020-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.02 STECZO Adopted Amendment No.03 STECZO Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 26 Third Reading - Passed 111-006-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 05 Sen Sponsor JACOBS Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Jun 09 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 16 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 JACOBS Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/116-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor 1470 HB-1395-Cont. Sep 06 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 17 Rul Gub Ncmply/Rule 46.1(b) Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 19 Bill dead-amendatory veto. HB-1396 WOOLARD - PETERSON,W. (Ch. 127 1/2, new par. 2.1) Amends the State Fire Marshal Act. Directs the State Fire Marshal to investi- gate financial hardship on small fire departments resulting from emergency re- sponse activities and to report the findings to the Hazardous Materials Advisory Board. FISCAL NOTE (Office of State Fire Marshal) The probable fiscal impact on OSFM of HB 1396 would be the salary and related expenses of a clerical staff person, about $20,000. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Deletes reference to: Ch. 127 1/2, new par. 2.1 Adds reference to: New Act Deletes everything. Creates the Hazardous Material Emergency Response Re- imbursement Act. Provides for reimbursement to emergency response agencies who expend funds and services relating to hazardous material emergency incidents. Ad- ministration of this fund is through the Office of the State Fire Marshal. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 127, new par. 141.252 Allows the Attorney General to file suit, at the request of the Fire Marshal, to re- cover costs expended because of emergency action taken regarding hazardous ma- terials accidents. Establishes the Emergency Response Reimbursement Fund in the State Treasury instead of the Office of the State Fire Marshal. Members serving on the administrative panel receive reasonable expenses only. Reduces the member of panel members from the emergency response agencies from three to two and pro- vides for appointment of a representative not affiliated with any emergency response agency industry. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Recommends including volunteer fire protection organizations as emergency re- sponse agencies. Makes a technical correction. Adds an effective date of January 1, 1990. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 02 Recommended do pass 014-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Fiscal Note Requested CULLERTON Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 17 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 25 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 26 Amendment No.01 PETERSON,W Withdrawn Amendment No.02 WOOLARD Withdrawn Amendment No.03 WOOLARD Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 112-000-000 May 31 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 Sen Sponsor SEVERNS Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Energy & Environment 1471 HB-1396-Cont. Jun 13 Recommnded do pass as amend 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Amendment No.01 ENRGY ENVRMNT Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/114-001-000 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 06 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 11 Mtn fild accept amend veto WOOLARD Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 17 Rul Gub Comply/Rule 46.1 (b) Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 19 3/5 vote required Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 114-000-000 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 31 Mtn fild accept amend veto SEVERNS 3/5 vote required Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 057-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Dec 01 Return to Gov-Certification Dec 13 Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 86-0972 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1397 PETERSON,W. (Ch. 24, par. 8-11-2; Ch. 111 2/3, par. 9-221) Amends the Illinois Municipal Code and the Public Utilities Act. Exempts park districts, local libraries, library districts and school districts from municipal utility taxes. Prohibits municipalities from imposing home rule utility taxes on transac- tions involving park districts, local libraries, library districts and school districts. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of DCCA, HB-1397 creates a "tax exemption" mandate for which reimbursement to units of local government is required. No estimate of the amount of reimbursement re- quired is available. FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) The State Board of Education is unable to estimate the impact of HB 1397 since the Board does not have access to the amount of municipal utility taxes paid by school districts. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue Apr 26 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Revenue May 02 Fiscal Note filed Committee Revenue May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1398 OLSON,BOB AND EWING. (Ch. 5, new par. 819.1; Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1022.2) Amends the Pesticide Act to provide for the development and implementation of programs for the collection and proper disposal of unwanted pesticides from Illinois farms. Amends the Environmental Protection Act to exempt persons participating in such programs from liability in the event of a release, unless there is gross negli- gence or intentional misconduct. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Agriculture) 1472 HB-1398-Cont. This program would be operated by one or more units of local government and not-for-profit agricultural organizations and funded from the Pesticide Control Fund and the Hazardous Waste Fund. The first year costs of the program will be approximate- ly $50,000. The costs in future years will be determined by this pilot program and a report made to the General Assembly. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I Apr 12 Fiscal Note Requested OLSON,BOB Committee Judiciary I May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 009-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Fiscal Note Request W/drawn Fiscal Note Requested MCPIKE Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Fiscal Note filed Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 26 Short Debate-3rd Passed 085-004-003 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Sen Sponsor MADIGAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Energy & Environment Jun 06 Committee discharged Re-referred to Agriculture & Conservation Jun 07 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 13 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Aug 15 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0230 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1399 OLSON,MYRON - STEPHENS. (Ch. 38, par. 1005-5-3) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections to provide for a minimum jail term of 3 days for any conviction constituting a drug offense. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-1400 PHELPS - DAVIS. (Ch. 122, par 3-12; new par. 2-3.93) Amends The School Code. Requires the State Board of Education to prepare, at the expense of the regional superintendent of schools, appropriate certificates of rec- ognition to be presented by the regional superintendent of schools to certified em- ployees who have 10, 20, 25 and 30 years of certificated service to school districts of the State. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) At $10 per certificate, an estimated $140,000 would be needed to recognize all eligible teachers. FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) At $10 per certificate, an estimated $140,000 would be needed to recognize all eligible teachers. 1473 HB-1400-Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 122, par. 3-12, new par. 2-3.93 Adds reference to: Ch. 122, par. 10-23.5 Change the title, deletes everything after the enacting clause and amends The School Code to require school boards, in consultation with exclusive employee rep- resentatives, to establish and distribute annual seniority lists categorized by position for educational support personnel employees. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Recommends limiting the positional seniority list requirement for educational support personnel employees to such of those employees as are full-time. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 19 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 019-003-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Apr 25 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN St Mandate Fis Nte ReqMCCRACKEN Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 02 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Fiscal Note filed Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 26 Short Debate-3rd Passed 075-021-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Sen Sponsor KELLY Added As A Joint Sponsor REA Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Jun 09 Recommnded do pass as amend 014-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 16 Second Reading Amendment No.01 ELEM SCND ED Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 043-014-001 Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/086-026-003 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 08 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 17 Rul Gub Comply/Rule 46.1(b) Mtn fild accept amend veto PHELPS Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 19 Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 072-042-001 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 31 Mtn fild accept amend veto KELLY Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 058-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Dec 01 Return to Gov-Certification Dec 13 Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 86-0973 Effective date 90-07-01 HB-1401 WAIT - OLSON,MYRON - BLACK - HULTGREN. (Ch. 8, par. 148i, 160, 503, 504, 510, 511 and 807; new par. 148f8; rep. 1474 HB- 1401-Cont. pars. 502.8, 502.9, 506, 507, 508, 509 and 513; Ch. 56 1/2, par. 79.1; Ch. 111, par. 416; new pars 209.b and 509.1; Ch. 121 1/2, pars. 210 and 213; new par. 211.5) Amends the Swine Brucellosis Eradication Act to allow entry into the State of swine from other states which have been classified as free from brucellosis. Amends the Dead Animal Disposal Act to permit the Department of Agriculture to enter places where dead animals may be found. Amends the Swine Disease Control and Eradication Act by deleting certain references to hog cholera, by changing condi- tions for bringing feeder swine into Illinois and by repealing various provisions of the Act. Amends the Feeder Swine Dealer Licensing Act and Slaughter Livestock Buyers Act by specifying penalties for administrative violations. Amends the Live- stock Dealer Licensing Act by changing certain bond requirements. Amends the Livestock Auction Market Law by changing certain bond requirements, fiduciary duties of auction markets, and criteria for license revocation. Makes other changes. Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Agriculture) There will be no fiscal impact to the State of Illinois. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: (Ch. 111, par. 416) Deletes change in bond requirement for livestock dealers. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Agriculture Apr 26 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 015-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 03 May 09 May 11 May 12 May 18 Fiscal Note filed Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 WAIT Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate-3rd Passed 109-000-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor DONAHUE Placed Calendr,First Readng Adopted May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Agriculture & Conservation May 31 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Aug 15 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0231 Effective date 89-08-15 HB-1402 PHELPS. (Ch. 121, rep. par. 10-401) Amends the Highway Code. Repeals provision authorizing a municipality to do- nate roads or bridges owned by it, outside the municipality, to the county in which the structure is located. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm. on Roads and Apr 27 May 03 Bridges Do Pass/Consent Calendar 018-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read 1475 HB-1402-Cont. May 09 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 116-000-000 May 11 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 16 Sen Sponsor REA Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Transportation Jun 06 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0571 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1403 TURNER - BLACK - WEAVER,M. (Ch. 122, par. 103-21) Amends the Public Community College Act. Corrects a grammatical inaccuracy. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Higher Education May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 013-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-1404 DAVIS - BARGER AND HANNIG. (Ch. 78, pars. 1 and 25) Amends the Jurors Act and the Jury Commissioners Act to provide that jury lists shall be compiled from voter registration lists and Illinois driver's license lists combined. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 011-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Third Reading - Passed 112-001-003 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor JONES Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Local Government Jun 08 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Sep 06 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 11 Mtn filed overrde Gov veto DAVIS Placed Calendar Total Veto 1476 H B-1404-Cont. Oct 17 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Hse lost 067-043-001 Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 19 Total veto stands. HB-1405 PHELPS. (Ch. 46, par. 19-2.1) Amends The Election Code to permit in person absentee voting at the office of the township or road district clerk even if the elector is a resident of a municipality in counties not under township organization. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elections May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1406 HARTKE. (Ch. 5, par. 55.6, new par. 55.6a; Ch. 127, new par. 141.250) Amends the Illinois Fertilizer Act of 1961 to increase the inspection fee rate from 10 cents to 20 cents per ton. Provides that the additional 10 cents per ton shall be de- posited in the Fertilizer Control Fund. The purpose of the Fund is to fund a public education program on the proper use of fertilizers and administration of the Act. Amends An Act in relation to State finance to create the Fertilizer Control Fund. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled May 12, 1989) Provides that the increase in fees takes effect after June 30, 1989. Requires that only one half of the fees collected shall be deposited in the Fertilizer Control Fund. Provides that the monies placed in the Fertilizer Control Fund shall be used for a re- search and public education program on the use of fertilizers. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Agriculture) The increase in the inspection fee will generate an additional $380,000 to $400,000 in revenue toward deposit into the Ferti- lizer Control Fund. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 5, pars. 5-806 and 5-24.1; Ch. 111, new par. 312; Ch. 114, par. 705; new par. 214.30; Ch. 127, pars. 6.01 and 40.23; new par. 40.36 Adds various provisions to the Illinois Pesticide Act, the Illinois Grain Dealers Act, the Public Grain Warehouse and Warehouse Receipts Act and the Illinois Grain Insurance Act. Amends the Civil Administrative Code in relation to the pow- ers and duties of the Department of Agriculture and its advisory board. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Adds provision that increased fees under the Illinois Fertilizer Act of 1961 shall be effective after June 30, 1989 and that one half of the 200 inspection fee collected under the Act shall be paid into the Fertilizer Control Fund. Makes Act effective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Senate recedes June 30, 1989) Adds reference to: Ch. 5, par. 247 Amends the County Cooperative Extension Law in regard to funds certified to multi-county extension boards for each county. Provides that the funds for each county shall be in the same proportion as the equalized assessed valuation of each county. Allows the multi-county extension board to change the allocation in certain circumstances. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. (Senate recedes June 30, 1989) Adds reference to: Ch. 5, new par. 55.6b Authorizes establishment of a Fertilizer Research and Education Council and sets out composition of such Council and powers thereof. Also provides for funding of a Fertilizer Research and Education program from monies in the Fertilizer Con- trol Fund. Also provides that 75% of inspection fees collected under the Act shall be deposited in the Fertilizer Control Fund and 25% in the General Revenue Fund. 1477 HB-1406-Cont. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. I. Recommends that the Senate recede from Senate Amendment 2 & 3 Adds reference to: Ch. 5, par. 247, 1701, 1702, 1703, 1704, 1704.1, 1705, 1706; new pars. 55.66, 1705.1, 1707, 1708, 1709, and 1710 Authorizes the Deparment of Agriculture to establish a program for a fertilizer research and education program and a Fertilizer Research and Education Council. Provides for funding for the program from the Fertilizer Control Fund. Amends the County Cooperative Extension Law to provide that the amount of funds certified by a multicounty extension board for a county shall be dtermined by the equalized as- sessed valuation and not the population of the county. Amends the Motor Fuel Standards Act to change the title to the Motor Fuel and Petroleum Standards Act. Adds and changes definitions in the Act. Provides minimum standards for all motor fuel and petroleum sold or offered for sale in this State. Directs the Department of Agriculture to administer and enforce the Act. Adds additional penalty and admin- istrative provisions. Creates the Motor Fuel and Petroleum Standards Fund in the State Treasury. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Agriculture Apr 26 Amendment No.01 AGRICULTURE Adopted Apr 27 Apr 28 Recommnded do pass as amend 011-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 12 Second Reading Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01 Amendment No.02 HARTKE Adopted Amendment No.03 HARTKE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 22 Third Reading - Passed 102-008-003 May 23 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 Sen Sponsor JOYCE,JJ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Jun 07 Jun 15 Jun 19 Jun 20 Jun 24 Jun 26 Jun 27 Jun 28 Assigned to Agriculture & Conservation Recommnded do pass as amend 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 AGRICULTURE Tabled Amendment No.02 JOYCE,JJ Adopted Amendment No.03 JOYCE,JJ Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 02,03 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 02,03 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 02,03 S Refuses to Recede Amend 02,03 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/JOYCE,JJ O'DANIEL, REA, DONAHUE & RIGNEY Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/HARTKE, RICHMOND, CULLERTON, WAIT & OLSONMYRON 1478 H B-1406-Cont. Jun 30 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/059-000-000 House report submitted House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/111-002-001 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 28 Sent to the Governor Aug 15 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0232 Effective date 89-08-15 HB-1407 HARTKE - HICKS. (Ch. 120, par. 643) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to provide that the assessed valuation of enter- prise zone property for which there has been an enterprise zone abatement be ex- cluded from the assessed valuation of the taxing district in which it is situated for purposes of determining tax rates. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 02 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 116-000-000 Committee Revenue May 04 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-1408 MORROW. (New Act) Creates the Stock Transfer Tax Act. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-1409 MORROW - SHAW, FLOWERS, JONES,LOU AND RICE. (New Act) Provides that no person shall acquire a paging device without first obtaining a permit from the Department of State Police. Provides that the application for a per- mit shall include a statement of the intended use of the device and documentation that the applicant is engaged in a legitimate business pursuit in which the device shall be used or that the applicant has some other legitimate use for the device. Sets forth criteria for issuance and denial of permits. Provides that no person shall sell or otherwise transfer a paging device to a person who does not display a permit. Pro- vides for penalties for violations. Provides that this Act does not apply to the acqui- sition of paging devices before this Act takes effect. Provides that the Department shall promulgate rules for the administration of the Act and that the Department may set application and license fees. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled May 18, 1989) Deletes reference to: New Act Adds reference to: Ch. 38, new pars. 44-1, 44-2 and 44-3; Ch. 56 1/2, par. 1401 Provides for the unlawful transfer of a telecommunications device to a minor. De- fines telecommunications device and provides for the seizure of such device when used to violate any provision of the Criminal Code, Controlled Substances Act or Cannabis Control Act. Provides that it is prima facie evidence that a person is in vi- olation of the Controlled Substances Act when such person possesses a controlled substance while in possession of a telecommunications device. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 56 1/2, par. 707 Deletes everything and adds substantially the same text as in tabled H-am 1, ex- cept: (1) adds language authorizing seizure of certain devices on school property; (2) amends the Cannabis Control Act by adding an evidentiary presumption similar to that added to the Controlled Substances Act. 1479 HB-1409-Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 56 1/2, pars. 707, 1401 Provides that a person who is an invitee on school property, lawfully possesses a telecommunications device and is not a student shall not be prohibited from carry- ing the device, and that the device is not subject to seizure unless it is used in the commission of a specified offense. Deletes provisions amending the Cannabis Con- trol Act and the Controlled Substances Act. Apr 05 1989 First reading . Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 008-002-003 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 18 Second Reading Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01 Amendment No.02 MORROW Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 22 Third Reading - Passed 107-000-005 May 23 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 Sen Sponsor ALEXANDER Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommnded do pass as amend 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/112-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 07 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0811 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1410 MORROW. (New Act) Creates the Chicago Metropolitan Solid Waste Disposal and Energy Producing Act. Provides that the Chicago Metropolitan Solid Waste Disposal and Energy Pro- ducing Service shall prepare a 5-year plan for a district system of waste disposal and energy producing services. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 02 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-1411 MORROW - JONES,SHIRLEY - TROTTER - MCNAMARA - LANG, SANTIAGO, MARTINEZ, SHAW, MCPIKE, CURRAN, JONES,LOU, FLOWERS, SUTKER, TERZICH, DELEO, KULAS AND BUGIELSKI. (New Act; Ch. 111 1/2, par. 6306) Provides for a single State-wide toll-free telephone number for use by persons un- der age 18 to seek counseling or other appropriate services because of a parent's or custodian's abuse of alcohol or another substance. Such services shall be available at all times. Information received from caller is confidential and may not be used in prosecutions. Amends the Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Act to provide that the 1480 HB-1411-Cont. Department of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse shall establish and maintain the telephone number, and make services available in conjunction with the Department of Children and Family Services. Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse) Based upon Department estimates, this program would cost the State approximately $21 million. Expecting additional troubled to call, and services for non-alcohol and substance abuse re- lated problems, costs would be exponentially escalated. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Children May 04 Fiscal Note filed Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 007-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 23 Interim Study Calendar CHILDREN HB-1412 TERZICH - CAPPARELLI. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 6-153, 6-159, 6-164, 6-177, 6-178, 6-183, 6-184, 6-190, 6-193, 6-202 and 6-209; new pars. 6-128.2, 6-190.1 and 6-210.1) Amends the Chicago Fire Article of the Pension Code to increase the minimum retirement and widow's annuities; raises the rate of automatic annual increase to 3% for firefighters born in the 1930's; authorizes the board to make all investment decisions under the prudent person rule; includes numerous other provisions relat- ing to the administration of the fund and the establishment of credits for certain pe- riods of prior service. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1413 GRANBERG. (Ch. 23, par. 5-5.1) Amends the Public Aid Code. Requires the Department of Public Aid to develop new groupings of nursing homes, for purposes of Medicaid payments, to be effective no later than January 1, 1990. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1414 GIORGI. (Ch. 63, par. 15.1) Amends an Act relating to compensation of General Assembly members to re- move an obsolete reference. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm Constitut'nal Officers May 04 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 22 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-1415 TROTTER - MORROW - BALANOFF - JONES,LOU - SANTIAGO AND RICE. (New Act) Creates the Indoor Air Pollution Control Act to be administered by the Illinois Department of Labor. Requires employers with more than 20 employees, 5 of which 1481 HB-1415-Cont. at a single site, to provide clean outdoor air ventilation in offices consistent with the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc. regulations and maintain acceptable indoor air quality. Requires buildings built or extensively remodeled on or after January 1, 1985 to be in compliance by January 1, 1991 and buildings built prior to January 1, 1985 to be in compliance by January 1, 1993. Establishes the procedures for filing a complaint, having a hearing and ap- pealing a hearing decision. Also establishes the remedies and penalties available. Provides for an Indoor Air Pollution Advisory Council to assist the Department of Labor in administering the Act. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Labor) Increased expenditures for additional staff and start-up of the program would be $173,625. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comn Apr 07 Assigned to C May 02 Recommende< DlP rn/ n -\A n CdiA CldS d nr d May 03 May 22 n on Assignment onsumer Protection d do pass 010-003-001 Sla1dVU aAIu ,,r,klUIIU ecneUllng Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note filed Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Third Reading - Lost 032-075-008 HB-1416 FLINN - JOHNSON. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 73-24) Amends the Vital Records Act. Allows genealogical societies to have access to old birth and death records at county clerks offices. Provides that microphotograph- ic copies of records are to be made at no cost to the county. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes everything in the bill. Provides that original birth certificates 100 years old or older and original death certificates 50 years old or older and marriage certif- icates 75 years old or older be in the custody of county clerks and made available for inspection in Illinois Regional Archives Depositories. Provides that photographic or microphotographic copies are made at no cost to the county. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 013-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 12 Short Debate-3rd Passed 105-000-000 May 15 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 Sen Sponsor HAWKINSON Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 Added As A Joint Sponsor HALL First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Executive Jun 01 Recommended do pass 018-000-000 Jun 14 Jun 19 Jun 20 Jun 27 Jul 26 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 HAWKINSON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/111-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor 1482 HB-1416-Cont. Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0572 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1417 MCPIKE - VANDUYNE - HANNIG - GRANBERG - DAVIS, BRUNS- VOLD AND DEJAEGHER. (Ch. 95 1/2, new par. 3-624) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Requires the Secretary of State to create and issue collegiate license plates for State and private universities located within this State. Provides the criteria for obtaining such plate. FISCAL NOTE (Secretary of State) A special plate, such as Armed Forces Reserves, Handicapped, National Guard, Purple Heart or Hearing Impaired, costs the State approximately $15 per issuance compared to approximate- ly $3.00 for a regular passenger or truck plate. Administra- tive, development and implementation costs for new plate cat- egories, regardless of the number of plates issued, cost this office approximately $40,000. Once you include the manufact- uring and processing costs of the plates, a new category will cost $80,000 if 2,500 plates are issued. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes requirement that Secretary of State create and issue collegiate license plates for State and private universities in Illinois. Adds provision that such plates may be issued beginning July 1, 1990, provided that at least 10,000 applications for the plates are received. Provides for fees to be charged and disposition of such fees. Also states design and color or such plates shall be at discretion of Secretary of State. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm Constitut'nal Officers Apr 26 Fiscal Note filed Committee Select Comm Constitut'nal Officers Apr 27 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 010-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 MCPIKE Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 12 Short Debate-3rd Passed 099-002-000 May 15 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Sen Sponsor VADALABENE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Transportation HB-1418 YOUNG,A. (Ch. 122, par. 34-6.1) Makes grammatical change in School Code pertaining to Chicago schools. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Implementatn Chicago School Reform May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1419 YOUNG,A. (Ch. 46, pars. 4-6,2, 5-16.2 and 6-50.2) Amends The Election Code to permit the registration of voters on election day. Requires the election authority to appoint one or more judges of election in each precinct as deputy registrars who may accept the registration of voters at the polling place on election day. 1483 HB-1419-Cont. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elections May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-1420 YOUNG,A - WILLIAMS - KUBIK - SHAW. (Ch. 37, pars. 72.2, 72.41-1 and 72.42; new par. 72.2e) Amends the Circuit Courts Act and the Circuit Judge Vacancy Act. Provides for the division of the Judicial Circuit of Cook County into 15 sub-circuits, with 12 cir- cuit judges to serve from each of the sub-circuits. Effective January 1, 1991. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm Constitut'nal Officers May 03 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd Committee Select Comm Constitut'nal Officers May 05 Committee discharged 073-012-016 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 25 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) 3 HB-1421 BUGIELSKI - CAPPARELLI - TERZICH - MCAULIFFE, FARLEY, RO- NAN AND DELEO. (Ch. 108 1/2, new par. 9-128.3) Amends the Cook County Employee Article of the Pension Code. Establishes an alternative survivor's benefit for survivors of deputy sheriffs. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL Gov'Ts. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 4 HB-1422 YOUNG,A - LEFLORE AND JONES,LOU. (Ch. 48, new pars. 850.07z20, 850.07z21, 850.07z22, 850.07z23, 850.07z24 and 850.07z25) Amends The Illinois Development Finance Authority Act. Empowers the Au- thority to provide financial assistance, job training and technical expertise for the development, promotion and maintenance of business and industry in Illinois. Creates the Enterprise Development and Job Creation Fund for this purpose; pro- vides for the financing of the Fund by the issuance of revenue bonds in an amount not to exceed $500,000,000; requires the Authority to appoint a director to manage the Fund. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm. Economic Development May 03 Interim Study Calendar ECONOMIC DEV HB-1423 BUGIELSKI AND MORROW. (Ch. 73, new par. 968L and Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1415.1) Amends the Illinois Insurance Code and the Health Maintenance Organization Act. Bars refusal of insurance coverage where an insured untimely files a claim due to a medical emergency. Effective immediately. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 4 State Debt Impact Note Act may be applicable. ' Judicial Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1484 HB-1423-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Defines the meaning of medical emergency to include "physical inability" and "mental incapacity". SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Bars refusal of insurance coverage where an insured untimely files a claim due solely to a medical emergency. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 73, par. 743.4 Provides that, with respect to the acquisition of domestic insurance companies, a demonstration by the acquiring party to the satisfaction of the Director of Insur- ance that the person subject to the acquisition has assets in excess of $1,000,000 and 500 or more shareholders, is no longer sufficient to obviate the requirement that the acquiring party file a statement seeking approval of the acquisition. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Adds reference to: Ch. 73, par. 743.4 Provides that with respect to the acquisition of domestic insurance companies, a demonstration by the acquiring party to the satisfaction of the Director of Insur- ance that the person subject to the acquisition has assets in excess of $1,000,000 and 500 or more shareholders and that its insurance business is an insignificant portion of its business is sufficient to obviate the requirement that the acquiring party file a statement seeking approval of the acquisition. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Insurance May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 011-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 17 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 BUGIELSKI Adopted Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 9(B)/116-000-000 Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor ZITO Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Insurance, Pensions & License Act Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 ZITO Adopted Amendment No.02 DEANGELIS Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 22 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.03 DEANGELIS & ZITO Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02,03 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 1,2,3/114-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 06 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0784 Effective date 89-09-06 1485 HB-1424 3HB-1424 CAPPARELLI - MCAULIFFE - TERZICH, KULAS, MCGANN, KRSKA, SANTIAGO, FARLEY, KEANE, LAURINO AND RONAN. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 5-167.1; Ch. 85, new par. 2208.13) Amends the Chicago Police Article of the Pension Code to change the minimum age for automatic annual increases in retirement pension from 60 to 55. Amends the State Mandates Act to require implementation without reimbursement. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1425 RONAN. (Ch. 111, par. 4400-21) Amends the Medical Practice Act of 1987. Provides for pro-rated license fees for applicants applying after the beginning of the year. Effective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 111, par. 4400-21 Adds reference to: Ch. 111, par. 4400-10 Deletes everything, including effective date. Prohibits discrimination against any physician based upon national origin or origin of medical education relating to par- ticipation in any residency programs. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Registration and Regulation Apr 27 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 020-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 09 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 116-000-000 May 11 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 Sen Sponsor JONES Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Insurance, Pensions & License Act Jun 07 Waive Posting Notice Committee Insurance, Pensions & License Act Jun 09 Recommnded do pass as amend 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 INS PEN LIC Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01 /112-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0573 Effective date 90-01-01 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1486 HB-1426 3 HB-1426 CAPPARELLI, MCAULIFFE, TERZICH, MCGANN, DELEO, BUGIEL- SKI, FARLEY, LAURINO AND RONAN. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 9-128.1) Amends the Cook County Employee Article of the Pension Code to allow deputy sheriffs withdrawing from service after December 31, 1989 to have their annuity based on the salary attached to their rank on the last day of service or for one year prior to their last day of service, whichever is greater, subject to a maximum annui- ty equal to 80% of such salary. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1427 RONAN - LAURINO, CURRAN, BUGIELSKI, KULAS AND ROPP. (Ch. 122, pars. 27-23 and 27-24.2) Amends The School Code and the Driver Education Act. Requires a high school student to have an acceptable school attendance prior to being allowed to take a driver education course. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm Constitut'nal Officers Apr 27 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 012-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Third Reading - Passed 112-002-002 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 Sen Sponsor SEVERNS Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education 'HB-1428 STERN - BALANOFF - NOVAK - CULLERTON - BRESLIN, YOUNG,A, HANNIG, DEJAEGHER, MAUTINO, LANG, FLOWERS, WOLF, JONES,LOU, HOMER AND CURRAN. (New Act) Prohibits broadcast of any State-sponsored commercials, other than those for the State Lottery, during the 60 days preceding a general election or a general primary election. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Limits the bill's application to advertisements depicting or including names of elected State Constitutional executive officers or declared candidates for such offices. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to State Government Administration May 04 Amendment No.01 ST GOV ADMN Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend ,007-000-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1487 HB-1428-Cont. May 16 Third Reading - Passed 110-000-000 May 17 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 Sen Sponsor WELCH Added As A Joint Sponsor SEVERNS Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 07 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive HB-1429 STERN. (Ch. 105, par. 4-1 and new par. 8-22) Amends The Park District Code. Allows a board to grant free lifetime park privi- leges to former board members. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that free privileges must be granted by ordinance. Provides that former members must have served at least one full term to be eligible for free privileges. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Cities & Villages Apr 18 Recommended do pass 010-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Second Reading Amendment No.01 STERN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 16 Third Reading - Passed 083-022-006 May 17 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 18 Sen Sponsor KEATS Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Local Government HB-1430 STERN. (Ch. 24, new par. 8-11-17) Amends the Illinois Municipal Code to empower municipalities to impose a real estate transfer tax. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-1431 TURNER AND LEFLORE. (Ch. 46, pars. 2A-1.2, 7-8, 7-10, 7-12, 7-58 and 7-59) Amends The Election Code to provide for the election of precinct captains in Cook County to serve 4 year terms. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elections May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1432 BRESLIN. (Ch. 46, par. 1-3) Amends The Election Code to redefine "accessible" to mean a site which com- plies with the Standards of the American National Standards Institute. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elections May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 1488 HB-1433 5 HB-1433 MCNAMARA - WILLIAMSON - NOVAK - STANCE - GIGLIO, ZICKUS AND WELLER. (Ch. 1, par. 3351) Amends the Flag Act to make it a Class 4 felony for a person to place a United States flag on the floor or ground where anyone may walk on it. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that the act of placing a flag on the floor where it can be walked on must be deliberate. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Recommended do pass 009-003-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 25 Amendment No.01 MCNAMARA Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 096-004-010 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Added As A Joint Sponsor RAICA Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Jun 22 Primary Sponsor Changed To DUNN,T Committee Executive HB-1434 EDLEY - NOVAK - GRANBERG - MCNAMARA - HANNIG, SHAW, CURRAN, WOOLARD, PHELPS, RICHMOND, VANDUYNE, LANG, FARLEY, WHITE, MULCAHEY, SALTSMAN, MCPIKE, DELEO, TER- ZICH, SUTKER, BUGIELSKI, SANTIAGO, BALANOFF, STERN, DAVIS, FLINN, DEJAEGHER, BRUNSVOLD, BRESLIN, JONES,SHIRLEY, TUR- NER AND WILLIAMS. (New Act) Creates the position of Taxpayer Rights Advocate within the Department of Rev- enue to facilitate the resolution of Illinois taxpayer complaints and problems. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds a January 1, 1990 effective date. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to State Government Administration May 02 Recommended do pass 008-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Second Reading Amendment No.01 EDLEY Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Third Reading - Passed 074-040-002 May 31 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor WELCH Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue SHB-1435 HASARA. (Ch. 127 1/2, new par. 3.1) Amends An Act relating to the State Fire Marshal. Requires a hospital, physi- cian or nurse to report to the State Fire Marshal whenever a person has received a 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. s Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1489 HB-1435-Cont. burn affecting 5% or more of that person's body and the cause of the burn. Requires the State Fire Marshal to make a report to the Department of Children and Family Services whenever a child under the age of 18 receives a burn affecting 5% or more of that child's body. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Children May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 006-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Fiscal Note Requested CULLERTON Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 24 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 25 Interim Study Calendar CHILDREN 2HB-1436 CAPPARELLI - MCAULIFFE - TERZICH, MCGANN, BUGIELSKI, KRS- KA AND SANTIAGO. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 5-178) Amends the Chicago Police Article of the Pension Code to add 2 members to the Board of Trustees. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1437 KLEMM AND ROPP. (Ch. 48, pars. 138.11 and 172.46) Amends the Workers' Compensation Act and Workers' Occupational Diseases Act. Provides that accidental injuries incurred and occupational diseases sustained due to repetitive or cumulative trauma, or disability caused by the natural deterio- ration or breakdown of tissue, an organ or part of the body do not arise out of and in the course of employment unless the breakdown manifested itself while at work and was directly and proximately caused by unusual work stresses, provided, that such cause is shown to be the principal cause and not merely a contributing cause of the breakdown. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 03 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE 3 HB-1438 TERZICH - CAPPARELLI - MCAULIFFE. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 5-132 and 5-148; Ch. 85, new par. 2208.13) Amends the Chicago Police Article of the Pension Code to raise the maximum re- tirement annuity from 75% to 80% of salary. Amends the State Mandates Act to re- quire implementation without reimbursement. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1439 KLEMM. (Ch. 46, par. 1-3; new par. 1-5; rep. par. 9-1.2) Amends The Election Code to provide that the time within which any act provid- ed by The Election Code is to be done shall be computed by excluding the first day 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1490 HB-1439--Cont. and including the last, unless the last day is Saturday or Sunday or is a holiday and then it shall also be excluded. If the day succeeding such Saturday, Sunday or holi- day is also a holiday or a Saturday or Sunday then such succeeding day shall also be excluded. Defines business day. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elections May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-1440 ROPP, WAIT AND RICHMOND. (Ch. 127, par. 40 and new pars. 40.37, 141.253 and 142z-20) Amends the Civil Administrative Code and the State Finance Act. Requires the Department of Agriculture to establish a cloud seeding grant program for counties and non-profit organizations. Requires the transfer of $1,000,000 from the General Revenue Fund to a special fund created within the State treasury for such grants. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Agriculture May 03 Interim Study Calendar AGRICULTURE HB-1441 GIORGI. (Ch. 17, par. 6404) Amends "An Act in relation to the rate of interest and other charges in connec- tion with sales on credit and the lending of money" to provide that the general inter- est rate maximum shall be determined by adding 10 percentage points to the Federal Discount Rate in effect on the twenty-fifth day of the month preceding the commencement of the loan contract. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Consumer Protection May 05 Interim Study Calendar CONSUMER PROT HB-1442 GIGLIO. (Ch. 127, rep. pars. 774.04 and 780.09) Amends the Capital Development Board Act. Repeals provisions requiring the Capital Development Board to review and recommend changes in building and con- struction codes. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to State Government Administration May 02 Recommended do pass 010-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Interim Study Calendar ST GOV ADMN HB-1443 GIGLIO. (Ch. 17, par. 360) Amends the Banking Act. Provides an exception to confidentiality requirements for customer records when the information is reasonably necessary to satisfy a mon- etary judgment against the customer. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes changes. Provides an exception to the confidentiality requirements to al- low furnishing information aobut the existence of an account of a person to a judg- ment creditor of that person upon written request. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1491 HB-1443-Cont. Makes a grammatical correction. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Financial Institutions Apr 26 Amendment No.01 FIN INSTIT Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 026-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.02 GIGLIO Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Third Reading - Passed 115-000-001 May 26 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor ZITO Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Finance & Credit Regulations Jun 08 Recommended do pass 016-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0574 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1444 DIDRICKSON. (Ch. 48, pars. 1715 and 1716) Amends the Educational Labor Relations Act. Provides that actions by the Edu- cational Labor Relations Board to seek enforcement of its orders shall be com- menced in the Appellate Court of a judicial district in which the Board maintains an office (instead of the circuit court). Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 03 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE HB-1445 HARTKE. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1213) Amends the Swimming Pool and Bathing Beach Act to provide that the Depart- ment of Public Health shall not prohibit the use of cartridge filtration systems in pools if they are adequate to treat the water capacity of the pool where installed. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Registration and Regulation May 04 Interim Study Calendar REGIS REGULAT 3HB-1446 MCAULIFFE, CAPPARELLI, TERZICH AND GOFORTH. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 9-128.1; new pars. 3-110.5 and 5-234) Amends the Cook County Employee and Downstate and Chicago Policemen's Articles of the Pension Code. Upon payment of amounts specified, permits active Cook County deputy sheriffs with at least 15 years of service in that capacity to transfer, as additional credit in that capacity, creditable service as downstate or Chicago policemen. Effective immediately. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1492 HB-1446-Cont. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1447 MCAULIFFE, CAPPARELLI, TERZICH AND GOFORTH. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 147.08) Amends the Hospital Licensing Act to include police officers among the class of persons entitled to notice that a patient to whom the officer has provided emergency care has been diagnosed as having a dangerous communicable or infectious disease; also makes a technical correction relating to the type of offense committed by violators. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 013-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 10 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 12 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 100-000-000 May 15 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 Sen Sponsor DUDYCZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn SHB-1448 CURRAN - BRESLIN AND DAVIS. (Ch. 122, pars. 10-20.13 and 34-21.6; new par. 2-3.93) Amends The School Code. Requires school boards to adopt written policies con- cerning the waiver of school fees for certain children. Requires the State Board of Education to adopt regulations for such policies. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that the school board's waiver of fees assessed on children whose parents cannot afford the fees shall include children eligible for free lunches and breakfasts under the Community School Lunch Program rather than children receiving aid under Article IV of The Illinois Public Aid Code. FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) The fiscal impact of HB-1448 is indeterminate. Guidelines could be written to limit the extent of the waivers or to do just the opposite. Increasing the number of waivers given could reduce the revenues available to LEA's. There is no information avail- able as to how many such waivers are currently being given or their total value. FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (State Board of Education) H-am 1 to HB-1448 has no fiscal impact. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 28 Amendment No.01 ELEM SCND ED Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 017-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 02 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 16 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1493 HB-1448-Cont. May 24 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 25 Third Reading - Passed 114-002-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor REA Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Jun 09 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Aug 14 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0195 Effective date 89-08-14 SHB-1449 WOOLARD - PHELPS. (New Act) Creates An Act in relation to disaster liability. Imposes costs of providing disas- ter relief services upon the person who, by reason of negligence or failure to manage technology, causes a disaster. Provides for such costs to be paid to the unit of local government providing relief services. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-1450 COUNTRYMAN - JOHNSON - YOUNG,A. (Ch. 38, par. 206-5) Amends An Act in relation to criminal identification and investigation. Provides that whenever at least 10 years have elapsed since a person has been convicted of a misdemeanor and the person has not within such 10 year period been convicted of any other felony or misdemeanor, such person may petition the Chief Judge to have an order issued by the court expunging the person's arrest record, conviction and all official records of the arresting authority and the circuit court relating to such arrest and conviction for the misdemeanor. Provides a cause of action against agencies that fail to transmit expungement orders to the Department of State Police. Effec- tive immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Excludes from expungement orders persons convicted of sex offenses. Provides that computer records maintained by the Department of State Police of persons who have received orders of expungement shall not be released by the Department except to prosecuting agencies for the purpose of prosecuting subsequent offenses committed by such persons. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that nothing in the Act shall prevent the Department of State Police from maintaining all records of a person admitted to probation and who fulfills those terms and conditions pursuant to the Cannabis Control Act, Illinois Con- trolled Substances Act or aggravated battery of a child. Provides that no court order issued pursuant to the expungement provisions shall become final for purposes of appeal until 30 days after notice is received by the Department. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1494 H B- 1450-Cont. May 04 Recommended do pass 009-001-003 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 25 Amendment No.01 COUNTRYMAN Adopted Amendment No.02 COUNTRYMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary HB-1451 KULAS - PETERSON,W - BALANOFF AND FLOWERS. (New Act). Creates the Scrap Tire Management and Recycling Act to encourage tire recy- cling and research on tire associated disease vectors. Effective January 1, 1990. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 23 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-1452 DELEO - BUGIELSKI - SUTKER - TERZICH - LANG AND STERN. (Ch. 38, par. 24-1) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 to prohibit the sale, manufacture, purchase, possession or carrying of an assault weapon. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 02 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-1453 SUTKER - DIDRICKSON AND HICKS. (Ch. 38, par. 33E-3) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 relating to the offense of bid-rigging. Makes a change in the designation of clauses in the definition of the offense of bid-rigging. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 38, pars. 33E-4, 33E-5, 33E-6, 33E-9, 33E-11; new par. 33E-12; Ch. 127, new par. 132.10-2 Provides that contracting with government 5 years after conviction under the Act is a violation. Provides that revealing certain information to any person is a violation (now, only revelation to interested parties is a violation). Provides that any person who makes false statements material to certification or his capacity to contract un- der the bribery statute is guilty of a Class 3 felony. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Makes technical corrections in H-am 2. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that a corporation shall not be barred from contracting with any unit of State or local government as a result of a conviction for bid rigging or bid rotating of an employee or agent of the corporation unless it has been finally adjudicated that the commission of the offense was authorized, requested, commanded or per- formed by the board of directors or by a high managerial agent who is acting within the scope of his employment in behalf of the corporation. 1495 HB-1453-Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that no corporation shall be barred from contracting with any unit of State or local government as a result of a conviction for bid rigging or bid-rotating of any employee or agent of such corporation if the employee so convicted is no lon- ger employed by the corporation and has been finally adjudicated not guilty or if it demonstrates to the governmental entity with which it seeks to contract and that en- tity finds that the commission of the offense was neither authorized, requested, com- manded, or performed by a director, officer or a high managerial agent in behalf of the corporation. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 02 Recommended do pass 014-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 26 Amendment No.01 SUTKER Withdrawn May 30 May 31 Jun 01 Jun 09 Jun 15 Jun 22 Jun 23 Jun 27 Jul 26 Aug 11 Amendment No.02 SUTKER Adopted Amendment No.03 SUTKER Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor NETSCH Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 DEANGELIS Placed Calndr,Third Reading Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 NETSCH Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02 H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02/111-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0150 Effective date 89-08-11 Adopted Adopted SHB-1454 MATIJEVICH - GIGLIO. (Ch. 56, pars. 3.28 and 5.7) Amends the Fish Code to limit the number of charter boat permits to 100 per year and to make a violation of the Section requiring a charter boat permit a Class B misdemeanor. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & May 05 Nat. Resource Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D ' HB-1455 HALLOCK. (Ch. 122, new par. 18-1.1) Amends The School Code. Beginning with the 1992-93 school year, requires the State to fund at least 50% of the cost of elementary and secondary education. Pro- vides for a continuing appropriation of an amount equal to any shortfall in the re- quired level of State funding. ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1496 HB-1455-Cont. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 13 Re-assigned to Revenue May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1456 SALTSMAN - BALANOFF - MCNAMARA - STECZO. (Ch. 95 1/2, new pars. 18c-7102 and 18c-7103) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Requires the Commerce Commission to iden- tify railroad rights of way which may be subject to sale or lease and to report its findings to the Governor and General Assembly. Imposes disclosure requirements on purchasers of railroad rights of way. Provides that an acquirer of railroad right of way is subject to and bound by the contracts of the divesting carrier. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to State Government Administration May 02 Recommended do pass 008-004-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 25 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) Jun 13 Floor motion TAKE FROM TABLE PLACE ON INTERIM STUDY CALENDAR - ST GOV ADMN - SALTSMAN Motion prevailed Returned to State Government Administration Interim Study Calendar ST GOV ADMN HB-1457 KLEMM. (Ch. 110, new par. 12-804.1) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Requires that, prior to a wage deduction, a judgment creditor must make a demand upon the debtor for the amount due and of- fer a payment plan to the debtor. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 3HB-1458 TERZICH - CAPPARELLI. (Ch. 108 1/2, new par. 9-128.2) Amends the Cook County Employee Article of the Pension Code. Provides an al- ternative annuity for deputy sheriffs comparable to the alternative annuity provided for county officers. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D ' HB-1459 CAPPARELLI - TERZICH - MCAULIFFE, LAURINO, MCGANN, FAR- LEY AND SANTIAGO. ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1497 HB-1459-Cont. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 14-110) Amends the State Employee Article of the Pension Code to provide the State Po- lice formula for controlled substance inspectors employed by the Department of Professional Regulation. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1460 YOUNG,A - MORROW - JONES,SHIRLEY - TURNER - CURRIE AND SHAW. (Ch. 127, par. 132.602) Amends the Minority and Female Business Enterprise Act to include the Illinois Housing Development Authority in the definition of State agency. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to State Government Administration May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1461 SHAW - MORROW - TURNER. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 5527, new par. 1409.5) Amends the Health Maintenance Organization Act. Provides that every contract or evidence of coverage issued by a Health Maintenance Organization shall contain a provision stating that the basic health care services provided or arranged for by the Health Maintenance Organization shall include emergency transportation by ambulance. Upon reasonable demand by a provider of emergency transportation by ambulance, a Health Maintenance Organization shall promptly pay to such provid- er the charges for such transportation provided to an enrollee in a health care plan arranged for by the Health Maintenance Organization. Amends the Emergency Medical Systems (EMS) Act. Provides that an ambulance provider representative from each EMS System within a trauma region shall be included on the committee to develop protocols within a trauma region to identify when patients should be transported to certain facilities. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Insurance May 04 Interim Study Calendar INSURANCE ' HB-1462 WILLIAMS - MORROW - JONES,LOU - TURNER, SHAW AND FLOW- ERS. (New Act; Ch. 127, pars. 46.1 and new par. 46.60) Creates the Public Housing Tenant Manager Training Act. Creates a program, to be administered by the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs, for the recruitment of volunteers to train and assist public housing tenants in the man- agement and operation of public housing. Provides that the Department shall pro- vide materials, facilities, supplies, support services and reimbursements relating to training activities. Amends the Civil Administrative Code to provide that the De- partment shall exercise the powers and perform the duties specified in the Act. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Housing Apr 27 Interim Study Calendar HOUSING 5 HB-1463 WENNLUND - REGAN - PIEL - ZICKUS AND WELLER. (Ch. 38, pars. 12-4.3, 206-2.1 and 206-5; Ch. 48, par. 640; Ch. 127, par. ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. s Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1498 HB-1463-Cont. 55a) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 relating to the penalty for aggravated battery of a child. Amends An Act in relation to criminal identification and investigation to prohibit the court from ordering the Department of State Police to expunge any re- cord created at any time relating to the fulfillment of the terms and conditions of a sentence of probation for a first offender made pursuant to the Cannabis Control Act and the Illinois Controlled Substances Act. Amends The Unemployment Insur- ance Act to require the Department of Employment Security to make available to any official law enforcement agency located within or outside Illinois upon request by that agency such information in the possession of the Department as may be nec- essary or useful in the location of missing children, the apprehension of fugitives from justice, the investigation of felonious activities or in the termination or preven- tion of activities which otherwise constitute a clear and present danger to public safety. Amends the Civil Administrative Code to enable State police to do criminal background checks on employees of private and parochial schools. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes provision which requires the Dept. of State Police, upon notification that a person has been acquitted or released without being convicted, to destroy all infor- mation contained in its criminal history files which pertains to that arrest. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes reference to: Ch. 48, par. 640 Deletes amendatory provisions to The Unemployment Insurance Act. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Restores language which provides whenever an adult or minor prosecuted as an adult, not having previously been convicted of any criminal offense or municipal or- dinance violation, charged with a violation of a municipal ordinance or a felony or misdemeanor, is acquitted or released without being convicted, the Chief Judge of the circuit wherein the charge was brought, or any judge of that circuit designated by the Chief Judge, may upon verified petition of the defendant order the record of arrest and the records of the circuit court relating to such arrest expunged from the official records of the arresting authority and the records of the clerk of the circuit court. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that nothing in the Act shall prevent the Department of State Police from maintaining all records of a person admitted to probation and who fulfills those terms and conditions pursuant to the Cannabis Control Act, Illinois Con- trolled Substances Act or aggravated battery of a child. Provides that no court order issued pursuant to the expungement provisions shall become final for purposes of appeal until 30 days after notice is received by the Department. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Delays the effective date of Public Act 85-922, the Illinois Uniform Conviction Information Act and related amendatory Act provisions, from July 1, 1990 to Janu- ary 1, 1991. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Changes penalty for aggravated battery of a child to a Class 1 felony for which a person, if sentenced to imprisonment shall be sentenced to a term of no less than 5 years and no more than 30 years. Provides that a second or subsequent offense com- mitted within a 5 year period following probation in certain cases is a Class X felony. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 05 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Amendment No.01 WENNLUND Adopted Amendment No.02 HOMER Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading 1499 HB-1463-Cont. May 26 Third Reading - Passed 115-002-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Sen Sponsor BARKHAUSEN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommnded do pass as amend 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY Adopted Amendment No.02 JUDICIARY Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 20 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.03 BARKHAUSEN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 22 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.04 BARKHAUSEN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02,03,04 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02,03,04/ 110-002-000 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0575 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1464 OLSON,BOB - WEAVER,M - WELLER. (Ch. 5, par. 127.8, new par. 108.21) Amends Soil and Water Conservation Districts Act to provide there is no legal li- ability on part of directors, officers or employees of districts for damages due to ex- ercise of judgment or discretion unless such results from willful or wanton misconduct. Defines willful or wanton misconduct. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Agriculture) The bill will not create any fiscal impact on the State. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Fiscal Note filed Committee Judiciary I May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1465 MCCRACKEN. (Ch. 24, par. 1-1-1) Amends the Illinois Municipal Code. Changes short title to the Municipal Code. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Cities & Villages May 03 Interim Study Calendar CITY VILLAGE HB-1466 CHURCHILL. (Ch. 34, par. 3) Amends the Counties Act to make a grammatical change. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Counties & Townships May 05 Interim Study Calendar CNTY TWNSHIP 1500 HB-1467 SHB-1467 DEJAEGHER. (Ch. 122, pars. 10-21.4 and 34-8; new par. 3-14.27) Amends The School Code. Requires each school district superintendent to report annually, beginning in January, 1990, to the regional superintendent, who in turn is to report to the State Board of Education, relative to the number of high school stu- dents taking accredited courses at community colleges, together with the name and number of each such course. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) No fiscal impact due to HB-1467 is expected since the system is already in place to collect the information. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 28 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 020-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 09 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 116-000-000 May 11 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 Sen Sponsor HOLMBERG Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education HB-1468 FLOWERS - MULCAHEY - GRANBERG - NOVAK AND CURRAN. (Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 9-218) Amends the Public Utilities Act. Prohibits public utilities from passing on to con- sumers costs and expenses including repairs, inspection, construction, licensing, de- lays or litigation costs of a nuclear generating facility. Requires a public utility to demonstrate that it has exercised "all reasonable care" before any rates or other charges including repairs, reinspections, remedial work, or construction work re- sulting from an accident or power outage can be passed onto customers. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Public Utilities May 03 Interim Study Calendar PUB UTILITIES HB-1469 FLOWERS - MULCAHEY - EDLEY - GRANBERG - JONES,LOU, HOM- ER, SHAW, CURRAN, TERZICH, SUTKER, BUGIELSKI, RONAN, KU- LAS AND DELEO. (Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 9-218) Amends the Public Utilities Act. Provides that a utility's rates or charges shall not include, reflect or be based upon any costs incurred as a result of a fine imposed by a federal or State government. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: (Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 9-212.1) Provides that the Commerce Commission cannot approve rates for electric utili- ties which reorganize to spin off generating capacity to a subsidiary unless charges and costs associated with the subsidiary are less than or equal to the price of compa- rable power supplies. Prohibits a utility from including in rates the costs incurred due to regulatory actions and remedial work to the extent such costs were due to im- prudent management. ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1501 HB-1469-Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that the Commission shall not consider as an expense, for purposes of determining a rate or charge, any money spent for the cost of an audit or the cost of an addition to an existing utility unless the expenditure was the result of action tak- en by the Commission. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Public Utilities May 03 Recommended do pass 010-004-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 26 Amendment No.01 FLOWERS Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 085-018-001 May 31 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 Sen Sponsor WELCH Added As A Joint Sponsor HALL Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Energy & Environment Jun 13 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 WELCH Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Third Reading - Lost 027-024-001 HB-1470 TERZICH - CAPPARELLI, STECZO, DUNN,JOHN AND MAUTINO. (New Act) Creates the Local Government Risk Pool Act. Requires the Department of Insur- ance to establish a risk pool to provide liability coverage for school districts and for units of local government having fewer than 1,000,000 inhabitants. Defines terms. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Insurance) The internal cost of this program to the Department would easily exceed $250,000 annually. The hiring of a risk pool administrator would likely cost at least another $500,000 annually. The only experience the Dept. has with programs of this nature is the CHIP Program, the administrative costs of which are estimated at $1.5 million annually. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Insurance May 04 Recommended do pass 013-004-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 08 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 18 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 25 Interim Study Calendar INSURANCE HB-1471 TERZICH - CAPPARELLI - MCCRACKEN - BARGER - HENSEL AND STECZO. (Ch. 24, pars. 4-5-11 and 8-9-1) Amends the Illinois Municipal Code. Increases the bid limit from $5,000 to $10,000 for public improvements contracts in municipalities of less than 500,000 ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1502 HB-1471-Cont. and all contracts pertaining to public improvement, maintenance and material which are not paid for in whole or in part by special assessment or special taxation. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Cities & Villages Apr 26 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 008-000-000 Apr 27 May 09 May 24 May 25 May 30 Jun 01 Jun 08 Jun 14 Jun 21 Jul 20 Sep 01 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate-3rd Passed 064-041-006 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor ZITO Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Local Government Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 DUDYCZ Lost Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 054-002-002 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0576 Effective date 89-09-01 HB-1472 TERZICH - CAPPARELLI, STANGE AND STECZO. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1022.22; Ch. 85, rep. par. 5959) Amends the Solid Waste Planning and Recycling Act and the Environmental Protection Act. Repeals the Section governing the prohibition against the disposal of leaves, under certain circumstances, in sanitary landfills. Changes the date upon which landfills will not be allowed to accept landscape waste from July 1, 1990 to September 1, 1991. Effective September 1, 1989. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1022.22 Deletes reference to disposal of landscape waste. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes June 30, 1989) Deletes reference to: Ch. 85, rep. par. 5959 Adds reference to: Ch. 85, par. 5959 Deletes everything. Provides that any county with a population of less than 1,000,000 residents may, by ordinance, provide that no sanitary landfill in the coun- ty may accept for final disposal truckloads of leaves. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 1. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Deletes amendatory language. Provides that a county or municipality may, by or- dinance, provide that no sanitary landfill facility located within the unincorporated area of a county, or the incorporarated area of a municipality, may accept for final disposal at any time truckloads of leaves. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & May 04 Nat. Resource Amendment No.01 ENRGY ENVRMNT Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate 1503 HB-1472-Cont. May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 22 Short Debate-3rd Passed 101-011-002 May 23 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 Sen Sponsor ZITO Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Energy & Environment Jun 06 Recommended do pass 012-000-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 20 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 SCHAFFER Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 057-000-001 Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 28 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 29 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/ZITO WELCH, JOYCE,JJ, MACDONALD & KARPIEL Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/TERZICH, KULAS, CULLERTON, CHURCHILL & STANGE Jun 30 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/059-000-000 House report submitted House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/107-006-001 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 28 Sent to the Governor Aug 31 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0456 Effective date 89-08-31 SHB-1473 MATIJEVICH - FREDERICK,VF - DUNN,JOHN - CURRAN - BALAN- OFF AND STERN. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 733.1) Amends the Mobile Home Park Act. Creates the office of Mobile Home Park Ombudsman, appointed by the Governor, to investigate complaints against mobile home park owners. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to State Government Administration May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 009-000-001 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 23 Short Debate-3rd Passed 090-021-001 May 24 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 Sen Sponsor CARROLL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment I Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1504 HB-1473-Cont. Jun 01 Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading HB-1474 CAPPARELLI. (Ch. 85, par. 1221) Amends the Metropolitan Fair and Exposition Authority Act short title Section to eliminate redundancy. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Executive May 04 Recommended do pass 011-002-003 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 17 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE HB-1475 CAPPARELLI. Reappropriates $200,000 to Department of Commerce and Community Affairs from the Tourism Promotion Fund for a grant to the Rosemont Tourism and Con- vention Bureau. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Appropriations I May 11 Interim Study Calendar APPROP I HB-1476 STECZO - CURRIE. (Ch. 111, pars. 1202, 1204, and 1207) Amends the Illinois Architecture Act to define the practice of interior design and provide that a person is not prohibited from the practice of interior design if that person holds a degree in interior design from a recognized school and has passed a national competency test. Effective January 1, 1990. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that a registered architect may practice interior design. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Changes "nonstructural" to "non-loadbearing". Provides that the Architecture Act does not prohibit a registered architect from practicing interior design. Elimi- nates the education requirements for interior designers. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Deletes reference to: Ch. 111, par. 1204 Deletes everything. Amends the Architecture Act. Provides that nothing in that Act shall be deemed or construed to prevent the preparation of documents by Interi- or Designers used to prescribe work to be done inside buildings for non-loadbearing interior construction, furnishings, fixtures and equipment. Provides that nothing shall prevent a registered architect from practicing interior design services, or shall require the services of an interior designer for the interior designing of a single fami- ly residence on a single lot. Adds immediate effective date. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Alters language which provides that registered architects may practice interior design services. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Registration and Regulation Apr 27 Amendment No.01 REGIS REGULAT Adopted 017-000-004 Recommnded do pass as amend 017-000-004 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 1505 HB-1476-Cont. May 11 Second Reading Amendment No.02 STECZO Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.03 STECZO Withdrawn Amendment No.04 STECZO Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/117-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 103-014-000 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 Sen Sponsor JONES Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Insurance, Pensions & License Act Jun 09 Recommnded do pass as amend 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 INS PEN LIC Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 058-001-000 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/110-002-002 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0577 Effective date 89-09-01 HB-1477 STECZO. (Ch. 122, par. 14-8.02) Amends The School Code to provide that licensed clinical psychologists shall be included on the State Board of Education's list of independent educational evalua- tors for special educational placement of children: Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 04 Interim Study Calendar ELEM SCND ED 3 HB-1478 STECZO. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 7-139) Amends the Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund Article of the Pension Code to grant limited creditable service for all accumulated unused sick leave, rather than only that from the last employer. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1479 PETERSON,W AND LEVERENZ. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 6-106.1) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that certain violations of the Crimi- nal Code of 1961, Cannabis Control Act and the Illinois Controlled Substances Act (or a similar violation of the laws of the United States or another state are grounds to deny a person's application for a school bus driver permit if ever committed or attempted. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1506 HB-1479-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that other violations of the Criminal Code are grounds for denial of a school bus driver permit. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY II Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 016-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Short Debate-3rd Passed 109-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor KELLY Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Transportation Jun 13 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0578 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1480 BRESLIN - COUNTRYMAN. (Ch. 110, pars. 15-1401, 15-1402, 15-1501, 15-1503, 15-1504, 15-1507, 15-1508, 15-1509, 15-1510, 15-1512, 15-1602, 15-1603, and 15-1604) Amends the Mortgage Foreclosure Article of the Code of Civil Procedure. Makes changes concerning deeds in lieu of foreclosure, consent foreclosures, parties, no- tices, pleadings, sales, reports of sale, transfers of title, fees, remittances of surplus, reinstatements, and redemptions. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 110, pars. 15-1401, 15-1402, 15-1501, 15-1504, 15-1507, 15-1508, 15-1509, 15-1510, 15-1512, 15-1602, 15-1603, and 15-1604. Deletes everything. Amends the Code of Civil Procedure to redesignate a motion of foreclosure as a notice of foreclosure. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 110, pars. 15-1401, 15-1402, 15-1501, 15-1504, 15-1507, 15-1508, 15-1509, 15-1510, 15-1512, 15-1602, 15-1603, and 15-1604. Deletes everything. Amends the Mortgage Foreclosure Article of the Code of Civil Procedure. Makes changes concerning deeds in lieu of foreclosure, consent foreclosures, parties, notices, pleadings, sales, reports of sale, transfers of title, fees, remittances of surplus, reinstatements, redemptions, and other matters. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes changes concerning insurance, adjourned sales, issuance of a deed before expiration of the appeal period, remittance of surplus, and procedures under the special right to redeem. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. ' Recommends that the House concur in Senate Amendment No. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 110, pars. 7-103 and 7-105 Grants quick take powers of eminent domain for 2 years to a home rule munici- pality and a county within an enterprise zone to acquire land for an industrial har- 1507 HB-1480-Cont. bor port of less than 75 acres adjacent to the Illinois River. Provides for defendant owners in a condemnation proceeding to move to revest the property when acquired for a body of water for a local government owned utility and construction is not pro- ceeding substantially. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Recommends changes concerning property acquired by a unit of local govern- ment by eminent domain for the purpose of constructing a body of water for a public utility owned by the unit of local government. Eliminates the requirement that the local government complete construction or show substantial progress within 5 years, which if not complied with could result in revesting title in the owner upon payment of the fair market value. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 012-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 12 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.02 BRESLIN Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/106-000-000 Short Debate-3rd Passed 102-000-001 May 15 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 16 Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calhdr,Third Reading Jun 21 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 MAROVITZ Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Third Reading - Passed 053-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 28 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd IST/MAROVITZ DUNN,T, ALEXANDER, BARKHAUSEN & FAWELL Jun 29 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm IST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/BRESLIN, DUNN,JOHN, CULLERTON, COUNTRYMAN AND HALLOCK House report submitted Jun 30 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/048-006-000 House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/075-014-020 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt IST Passed both Houses Jul 28 Sent to the Governor Sep 11 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto 1508 HB-1480-Cont. Oct 17 Rul Gub Comply/Rule 46.1 (b) Mtn fild accept amend veto BRESLIN Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 19 Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 112-000-000 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 31 Mtn fild accept amend veto MAROVITZ Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 056-001-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Dec 01 Return to Gov-Certification Dec 13 Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 86-0974 Effective date 90-07-01 ' HB-1481 KIRKLAND. (Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 702.24) Amends the Regional Transportation Authority Act to direct the Authority to consider and respond within 30 days to any school district request to enter into a transportation agreement; provides that if the Authority fails to respond, the school district may seek a court order directing compliance, the costs of which shall be borne by the Authority. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Executive May 03 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 116-000-000 Committee Executive May 05 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE ' HB-1482 KIRKLAND. (Ch. 121, new par. 100-27.2) Amends an Act concerning The Illinois State Toll Highway Authority. Autho- rizes the Authority to designate periods as rush hour and to reduce tolls during those periods by 50% for vehicles transporting no less than 3 passengers. Provides no toll shall be charged to vehicles transporting no less than 4 passengers. Excludes from toll reduction vehicles transporting passengers for hire. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm. on Roads and Bridges May 04 Interim Study Calendar ROADS BRIDGES HB-1483 KIRKLAND. (Ch. 40, par. 505) Amends the Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act. Provides that the court, in determining whether to apply statutory child support guidelines, may consider the non-custodial parent's existing obligation to support another child or children who are in his custody, but not subject to the court's jurisdiction. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 24 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 25 Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I ' HB-1484 MAUTINO - KIRKLAND - DEJAEGHER - HOFFMAN - SHAW. (Ch. 122, new par. 102-16.02; Ch. 127, new par. 141.250) ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1509 H B- 1484-Cont. Amends the Public Community College Act and an Act in relation to State Fi- nance. Provides community colleges the opportunity to qualify for matching chal- lenge grants from State funds at the matching rate of $2.00 of appropriated State funds for each $3.00 the community college receives through private contributions. Creates the Academic Improvement Trust Fund for Community Colleges in the State Treasury. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 122, new par. 102-16.02; Ch. 127, new par. 141.250 Adds reference to: Ch. 122, new par. 103-14.3 Changes the title, deletes everything after the enacting clause and amends the Public Community College Act to authorize eligible districts to annually levy, sub- ject to State board certification and backdoor referendum, an additional tax to in- crease their total taxing authority to the most recent statewide average actual levy rate for specified purposes. Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (Illinois Community College Board) HB-1484 would have no fiscal impact on the State. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Requires that within 10 days of the State Board's certification and adoption of a resolution to levy additional taxes, the resolution must be published in at least one or more newspapers in the district and must include the number of signatures required before submission to the voters, the time for filing, and the date of the prospective referendum. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Higher Education May 04 Amendment No.01 HIGHER ED Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 010-002-003 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Fiscal Note Requested CULLERTON Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 12 Fiscal Note Request W/drawn Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 17 Second Reading Placed Carndr,Third Reading May 18 Fiscal Note filed Calendar Order of 3rd Rdng May 23 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.02 MAUTINO Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D) Third Reading - Passed 064-043-006 May 24 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor JACOBS Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 Added As A Joint Sponsor MAITLAND First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Higher Education Jun 07 Recommended do pass 006-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 037-019-000 Passed both Houses Jul 20 Sent to the Governor Aug 30 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0360 Effective date 89-08-30 1510 HB-1485 HB-1485 KIRKLAND. (Ch. 122, par. 17-3.4) Amends The School Code. Requires the notices and ballots for school district tax referenda to also show what the dollar and percentage increase in the total annual budget of a school district would be if such total annual budget were increased by the amount of additional tax which may be levied if the proposition is approved. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 28 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 019-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 09 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 116-000-000 May 11 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 Sen Sponsor KARPIEL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Jun 09 Jun 14 Jun 19 Jul 14 Sep 01 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0579 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1486 KIRKLAND. (Ch. 139, pars. 126.10, 167.21 and 167.25) Amends the Township Law of 1874 and An Act authorizing the expenditure or distribution of certain township funds to provide services and facilities for older in- habitants of the township. Provides that township governments which contract for senior citizen services may contract with for-profit, as well as not-for-profit, and non-sectarian organizations. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Counties & Townships Apr 19 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 014-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 09 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 116-000-000 May 11 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 Sen Sponsor HOLMBERG Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Local Government Jun 08 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Jun 15 Jun 19 Jul 14 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor 1511 HB-1486--Cont. Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0580 Effective date 90-01-01 ' HB-1487 HOMER - BUGIELSKI - SUTKER - COUNTRYMAN - BALANOFF, LE- FLORE, FARLEY, TERZICH, RONAN, KULAS, MCNAMARA, SANTIA- GO, PRESTON, HANNIG, WOOLARD, MCGANN, WOLF, KULAS, MARTINEZ, BRUNSVOLD, NOVAK, GRANBERG, PHELPS, HARTKE, HICKS, LANG, DEJAEGHER, WHITE AND CURRAN. (New Act) Creates an Act to provide for the creation of Statewide Grand Juries by the Chief Justice, upon the application of the Attorney General. Limits their jurisdiction to matters relating to violations of the Cannabis Control Act and Illinois Controlled Substances Act. Authorizes the Attorney General to prosecute any indictment re- turned by the Jury. Provides for the payment of Jury expenses by the county in which it sits, to be reimbursed by the State. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of DCCA, HB-1487 constitutes a due process man- date for which no reimbursement is required. It should be noted that the bill provides for reimbursement to affected counties. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: (New Act; Ch. 38, par. 1-6; Ch. 56 1/2, pars. 1409, 2103) Deletes title and everything after the enacting clause. Creates the Statewide Grand Jury Act. Provides that the Attorney General may make written application to the chief justice of the Supreme Court for the convening of the Statewide Grand Juries to investigate and return indictments for violations of the Illinois Controlled Substances Act, the Cannabis Control Act, the Narcotics Profit Forfeiture Act, the Drug Paraphernalia Control Act, the Cannabis and Controlled Substances Tax Act and money laundering and for the offenses of perjury, subordination of perjury, communicating with jurors and witnesses, harassment of jurors and witnesses, as they relate to matters before the Statewide Grand Jury. Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 relating to venue for the offenses of narcotics racketeering, money launder- ing and cannabis or controlled substance trafficking. Amends the Illinois Controlled Substances Act relating to a bar to prosecution for controlled substance violations. Amends the Drug Paraphernalia Control Act relating to the penalty for the sale of drug paraphernalia. FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (Attorney General Neil Hartigan) The total budget would be $3 million a year, all from within the State budget. JUDICIAL NOTE, AS AMENDED It is not possible to reliably estimate the need, if any, for additional judges. CORRECTIONAL NOTE Although no data is available concerning offenses of sale of drug paraphernalia, it is assumed that this enhancement would have minimal effect on the prison population. Each offender would cost the Dept. $3,000 per year in operating expenses. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED No change from previous note. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: (Ch. 56 1/2, par. 1655) Amends the Narcotics Profit Forfeiture Act to provide that of the monies and sale proceeds of property forfeited and seized under the Act and distributed to the unit of local government whose officers conducted or participated in the investiga- tion into narcotics racketeering and caused or participated in the arrest and prose- 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1512 HB-1487-Cont. cution leading to the forfeiture, 1/2 of the amount distributed to that unit of local government shall be used to fund drug education, treatment and prevention pro- grams approved and certified by the Illinois Department of Alcoholism and Sub- stance Abuse and the remaining 1/2, including the portion designated for drug education, treatment and prevention that was not used shall be used for enforce- ment of laws governing narcotics activity. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. (Senate recedes November 2, 1989) Provides that the Statewide Grand Jury may investigate and return indictments for any felony discovered incidental to an investigation of offenses prescribed in the Statewide Grand Jury Act. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 8. (Senate recedes November 2, 1989) Repeals the Statewide Grand Jury Act, the amendatory provisions to the Crimi- nal Code of 1961, the Illinois Controlled Substances Act, and the Drug Parapher- nalia Control Act on July 1, 1992. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 9. Provides that prior to granting immunity to any witness before the Statewide Grand Jury, the Attorney General shall consult with and receive the acquiescence of the State's Attorneys who have received notice. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 10. Changes provisions relating to venue for trial of controlled substance trafficking or cannabis trafficking. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 11. Repeals the Statewide Grand Jury Act on January 1, 1993. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 3 and 8. Deletes reference to: (Ch. 56 1/2, par. 1409) Deletes the amendatory provision to the Illinois Controlled Substances Act that exempted from the bar to prosecution Section convictions or acquittals based on ra- cketerring under the Narcotics Profit Forfeiture Act. Adds that the amendatory provisions of the Act are repealed January 1, 1993. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Adds reference to: (Ch. 14, par. 4; Ch. 38, pars. 14-3, 106-1, 106-2, 108B-3, new pars. 106-5, 106-6; Ch. 56 1/2, pars. 1653, 1654, 1655) Recommends providing that the Statewide Grand Jury has jurisdiction to investi- gate and return indictments for felony offenses incidental to and interralated with violation of the Illinois Controlled Substances Act, the Cannabis Control Act, the Narcotics Profit Forfeiture Act, the Drug Paraphernalia Control Act, the Cannabis and Controlled Substances Tax Act and money laundering. Provides that the Attor- ney General in making application to the chief justice of the Supreme Court for the appointment of the Statewide Grand Jury shall state that the convening of a State- wide Grand Jury is necessary because of specified alleged offenses involving more than one county. Provides that there shall be no limit on the number of Statewide Grand Juries that may sit at the same time. Provides that a return of an indictment by a Statewide Grand Jury shall preempt an investigation by any other grand jury having jurisdiction over the same subject matter. Amends An Act in regard to at- torneys general to provide that it is the duty of the Attorney General to attend, pres- ent evidence to and prosecute indictments returned by each Statewide Grand Jury. Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Exempts from eavesdropping violation the re- cording or intercepting of all or any part of any conversation by an investigative or law enforcement officer investigating an offense on behalf of a Statewide Grand Jury in accordance with the Statewide Grand Jury Act, where such person is a par- ty to the communication or one of the parties to the communication has given prior consent to such recording or interception. Amends the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963 to change the form of immunity from transactional immunity to use immu- nity. Permits an order authorizing the interception when the interception may pro- vide evidence of offenses of the manufacture or delivery of cannabis, cannabis 1513 HB-1487-Cont. tranfficking, calculated criminal cannabis conspiracy, violation of the Narcotics Profit Forfeiture Act, the Drug Paraphernalia Control Act, the Cannabis and Con- trolled Substances Tax Act, money laundering and perjury, subordination of perju- ry, communicating with jurors and witnesses, harassment of jurors and withesses where such relates to matters before the Statewide Grand Jury. Provides that the penalty for the sale of drug paraphernalia shall include a minimum fine of $1,000. Amends the Narcotics Profit Forefeiture Act to add definition of real and personal property. Changes definition of enterprise. Provides for the forfeiture of any com- pensation, right or benefit derived from a position, office, appointment, tenure, com- mission or employment contract that accrued to him during the period of committing narcotics racketeering/ Provides for the forfeiture of other property of the defendant up to the value of property which is unreachable. Deletes provision sunseting the Statewide Grand Jury Act on January 1, 1993. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Executive Apr 19 Re-assigned to Judiciary II Apr 25 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Judiciary II May 05 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II Oct 10 Exempt under Hse Rule 29(C) Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II Oct 17 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY II Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 013-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note Requested BOWMAN Correctional Note Requested BOWMAN Motion filed SUSPEND 35(A) AND ADVANCE FROM 2ND RDING - 1ST DAY TO 2ND RDING-2ND DAY AND SUSPEND 37(G) -HOMER Verified Motion prevailed TO ADVANCE TO 2ND READING - 2ND DAY AND SUSPEND 37(G) /060-044-004 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Oct 18 Fiscal Note filed Judicial Note Filed Correctional Note Filed St Mandate Fis Note Filed Second Reading Amendment No.02 WELLER Ruled not germane Amendment No.03 BARGER Ruled not germane Amendment No.04 WELLER Ruled not germane Amendment No.05 WELLER Ruled not germane Placed Calndr,Third Reading Oct 19 Third Reading - Passed 067-038-010 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Assigned to Rules Oct 30 Primary Sponsor Changed To MAROVITZ Added As A Joint Sponsor SEVERNS Added As A Joint Sponsor COLLINS Committee discharged Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary 1514 HB-1487-Cont. Recommnded do pass as amend 008-001-001 ;EN Placed Calndr,Second Readng Added As A Joint Sponsor DEL VALLE Added As A Joint Sponsor BROOKINS Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY Amendment No.02 BARKHAUS Amendment No.03 Amendment No.04 Appeal Ruling of Chair Amendment No.05 Appeal Ruling of Chair Amendment No.06 Amendment No.07 Amendment No.08 Amendment No.09 Amendment No. 10 )pted Adopted Adopted Ruled not germane Verified Lost BARKHAUSEN 032-025-000 BARKHAUSEN 04 3/5 NEGATIVE VOTE REQUIRED RULING OF CHAIR SUSTAINED 029-029-000 Ruled not germane BARKHAUSEN 3/5 NEGATIVE VOTE REQUIRED RULING OF CHAIR SUSTAINED 028-029-000 Ruled not germane GEO-KARIS Verified Lost PHILIP 028-030-000 PHILIP HAWKINSON MAROVITZ & BERMAN Adopted Lost Adopted Adopted Amendment No. 11 MAROVITZ Adc Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 054-003-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,03,08,09,10,11 H Concurs in S Amend. 1,9,10/108-003-002 Motion Filed Concur Motion to Concur Lost 03/022-080-011 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 03/060-044-008 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 08 H Concurs in S Amend. 11/113-000-000 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 03,08 MOTION TO RECEDE 03,08/MAROVITZ Motion failed S Refuses to Recede Amend 03,08 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MAROVITZ SEVERNS, COLLINS, BARKHAUSEN & HAWKINSON Hse Accede Req Conf Comm IST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/HOMER, CAPPARELLI, GIORGI MCCRACKEN & PETKA House report submitted Verified Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 79(E)/061-045-006 Oct 31 Nov 01 Nov 02 1515 HB-1487-Cont. Nov 02-Cont. House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/063-036-014 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/055-001-000 Motion to Reconsider Vote COMM. REPT.-MCPIKE Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail House report submitted House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/090-024-001 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Dec 01 Sent to the Governor Jan 29 1990 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto HB-1488 HOMER. (Ch. 56 1/2, par. 1655) Amends the Narcotics Profit Forfeiture Act to provide that a forfeiture hearing may be held prior to an indictment. At such hearing, the State must show probable cause (now by preponderance of the evidence) that the property was used or intend- ed to be used to violate the Act. The burden then shifts to the claimant to show that the property is not subject to forfeiture. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 05 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-1489 TERZICH - CAPPARELLI - PEDERSEN,B - JOHNSON. (Ch. 110, par. 2-202) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure to require a court order for a private detec- tive or a licensed employee of a private detective agency to serve process. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 110, par. 11-107.1 Amends the Code of Civil Procedure with respect to injunctions against abor- tions. Allows a man who claims to be the father, but is not the husband of the moth- er, to seek an injunction. The man must first prove by a preponderance of the evidence that he is the father. Allows the court to consider the rights and interests of the unborn child, to the extent legally permissible. Allows the proceedings to be con- fidential and requires that they be expeditious. Allows the Supreme Court to make rules. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to State Government Administration May 04 Recommended do pass 011-000-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Second Reading Amendment No.01 PEDERSEN,B Verified Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 25 Third Reading - Lost 056-047-007 HB-1490 HOMER. (Ch. 48, pars. 39m-11 and 39m-14; new par. 39m-14-1) Amends the Illinois Wage Payment and Collection Act to create a civil cause of action against an employer for refusal to pay wages or final compensation. Provides for treble damages plus costs. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I 1516 HB-1490-Cont. May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1491 HOMER. (Ch. 38, par. 1003-1-1) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections to change "meanings of words and phrases" to "definitions". Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D ' HB-1492 HOMER AND CURRAN. (New Act) Creates the Home Equity Protection Act of 1989. Authorizes the establishment of a home equity protection program to be administered by the Illinois Housing De- velopment Authority to protect owners of single family residences from financial loss due to the change in economic conditions of a community. Does not provide pro- tection against losses due to a general statewide or nationwide economic decline. Defines terms. FISCAL NOTE (I11. Housing Development Authority) Administrative staffing level within the Authority required to administer this program will be approximately $150,000 per yr. There would be an approximate 24% loss in value of default, inclusive of delinquent interest in costs. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Executive May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 018-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 22 Fiscal Note filed Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) SHB-1493 HOMER - RYDER - PHELPS, STERN, GOFORTH, OLSON,BOB, WEL- LER, HASARA, BLACK, HULTGREN, STEPHENS, CURRAN AND ED- LEY. (New Act) Requires the Department of Public Health to create a Center for Rural Health to coordinate programs and develop strategies to improve access to health care for ru- ral residents. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to State Government Administration May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 012-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-1494 HOMER - RYDER - PHELPS AND CURRAN. (Ch. 144, pars. 1452 and 1454.10) Amends the Family Practice Residency Act. Creates a program to establish criteria for repayment of educational loans for primary care physicians who serve in 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1517 HB-1494-Cont. Designated Shortage Areas. Limits loans to $20,000 or 25% (whichever is less) of the total educational indebtedness per year. Exempts loans from State income tax. Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Public Health) It is anticipated that approximately 6 physicians will take advantage of this program. At the maximum rate of $20,000 per physician, the estimated cost for the first year of the pro- gram would be $120,000. The costs during succeeding years will rise at $120,000 increments to a maximum of approximately $480,000 after four years. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Human Services Apr 26 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 016-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Apr 27 May 09 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Fiscal Note filed )mm on Assignment Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 17 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 23 Short Debate-3rd Passed 098-014-000 May 24 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Sen Sponsor REA Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 First reading Rfrd to Co Jun 01 Jun 09 Jun 14 Jun 21 Jul 20 Sep 17 Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC'ACT 86-0926 Effective date 89-09-17 HB-1495 HOMER. (Ch. 85, par. 1-206) Amends the Local Governmental and Governmental Employees Tort Immunity Act. Specifically includes a public health district and a board of health within the definition of a "local public entity". Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-1496 HOMER - RYDER - PHELPS AND TROTTER. (Ch. 85, par. 6-101 and new par. 6-110) Amends the Local Governmental and Governmental Employees Tort Immunity Act. Defines a "public health clinic" and a "standing orders physician". Provides immunity to a standing orders physician. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Requires a standing orders physician to review protocols once (rather than twice) a year, to participate in site visits to clinics covered by standing orders, and to be available for consultation with clinic staff (rather than to be available by telephone). 1518 HB- 496-Cont. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1. Adds "locally based not-for-profit" corporation to the definition of "public health clinic". Changes definition of "standing orders physician" to include physicians who contract with locally-based not-for-profit corporations which operate free medical clinics. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Recommends adding an immediate effective date. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 12 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 19 Short Debate-3rd Passed 111-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 Sen Sponsor HAWKINSON Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Judiciary Jun 08 Added As A Co-sponsor MACDONALD Committee Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 HAWKINSON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 28 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 29 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd IST/MAROVITZ DUNN,T, ALEXANDER, BARKHAUSEN & HAWKINSON Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd IST/HOMER, CULLERTON, DUNN,JOHN, RYDER & CHURCHILL Jun 30 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/058-000-000 House report submitted Jul 01 House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/116-000-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 28 Sent to the Governor Sep 06 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 11 Mtn fild accept amend veto HOMER Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 17 Rul Gub Comply/Rule 46.1(b) Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 19 3/5 vote required Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 114-000-000 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 31 Mtn fild accept amend veto HAWKINSON 3/5 vote required Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 057-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto 1519 HB-1496--Cont. Nov 20 Return to Gov-Certification Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 86-0950 Effective date 89-11-20 HB-1497 HARRIS. (Ch. 63, par. 15.1) Amends an Act in relation to the compensation of General Assembly members. Increases a Representative's annual office allowance from $35,000 to $39,000 and a Senator's annual office allowance from $45,000 to $50,000. FISCAL NOTE (Rep. David Harris) The fiscal impact of HB-1497 would be $767,000. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm Constitut'nal Officers Apr 27 Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Fiscal Note Requested CULLERTON Calendar Order of 3rd Rdng May 12 Fiscal Note filed Calendar Order of 3rd Rdng May 24 Third Reading - Passed 065-039-009 May 26 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor SCHAFFER Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Executive Jun 08 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading HB-1498 BLACK. (Ch. 122, par. 103-7) Amends the Public Community College Act. Provides for 4 year rather than 6 year terms for elected community college district board members, beginning with members whose terms expire in 1989. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Higher Education May 04 Interim Study Calendar HIGHER ED 'HB-1499 KEANE - SATTERTHWAITE - SHAW, WEAVER,M, COUNTRYMAN, BLACK AND EDLEY. (Ch. 144, new pars. 28d, 308f, 658d, 1008f Amends various Acts to provide that children of employees of State-supported colleges and universities shall be offered tuition waivers, and to provide for eligibili- ty requirements for children seeking such waivers. FISCAL NOTE (Board of Higher Education) The estimated cost of a stated number of waivers for the first year would be $179,900 per 100 waivers granted. The estimated cost of these waivers for four years of undergraduate instruc- tion would be $719,600 per 100 waivers granted. This estimate is based on the statewide weighted average undergraduate tui- tion rate for fiscal year 1990 and assumes no tuition increase for fiscal years 1991 through 1993. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1520 H B-1499-Cont. Apr 07 Assigned to Higher Education May 04 Recommended do pass 015-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 25 Fiscal Note filed Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) SHB-1500 CULLERTON - GIORGI - LAURINO. (New Act) Creates the Accessible Health Care Act. Establishes an Employers' Health In- surance Purchasing Group to administer a program requiring certain employers to provide health insurance for their employees. Imposes a tax on employers. The tax is administered by the Department of Employment Security. Allows credits to em- ployers providing health care insurance. Effective January 1, 1990. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Insurance Apr 27 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 114-000-000 Committee Insurance May 04 Interim Study Calendar INSURANCE HB-1501 COUNTRYMAN. (Ch. 17, pars. 5420 and 6410) Amends the Consumer Installment Loan Act and the Act in relation to interest. For purpose of determining the unused portion of the finance charge upon prepay- ment of a loan, prohibits computation of finance charge using Rule of 78's. Effective July 1, 1990. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Financial Institutions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1502 COUNTRYMAN. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 4-213) Amends The Vehicle Code to provide that law enforcement agencies or officers or towing service operators or employees shall not be liable for damages in any action brought by a vehicle owner except for wilful and wanton misconduct when a vehicle is processed and disposed of in accordance with the Code. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd Committee Judiciary I May 05 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 26 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-1503 COUNTRYMAN. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 11-503) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Changes the penalty for reckless driving from a Class B to a Class A misdemeanor. SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1521 HB-1503-Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes June 30, 1989) Adds reference to: Ch. 15 1/2, par. 22.43d and new par. 22.43e Amends the Illinois Aeronautics Act to provide harsher prohibitions against fly- ing under the influence. Also provides for implied consent provisions for such penalties. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 38, par. 1005-5-3 and Ch. 95 1/2, par. 11-501 Amends the Unified Code of Corrections. Requires a person, whose driving under the influence causes emergency services to be rendered, to make restitution for the costs of such services. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 1. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Deletes reference to: Ch. 15 1/2, par. 22.43d, new par. 22.43e Provides that an agency which responds to an emergency caused by an accident as a result of a driver being intoxicated, shall only receive a maximum of $500 as restitution for such response. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 016-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Short Debate-3rd Passed 100-000-006 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor BARKHAUSEN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Jun 20 Jun 21 Jun 22 Jun 24 Jun 26 Jun 27 Jun 28 Jun 30 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 DAVIDSON Adopted Amendment No.02 GEO-KARIS Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 055-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MAROVITZ DUNN,T, DALEY,J, BARKHAUSEN & DAVIDSON Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/HOMER, WILLIAMS, CULLERTON, COUNTRYMAN & TATE Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/057-000-000 House report submitted House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/107-000-003 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses 1522 HB- 1503-Cont. Jul 28 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0581 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1504 COUNTRYMAN. (Ch. 38, pars. 7-1 and 7-3) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 to exempt from the provisions of justifiable use of deadly force, the use of deadly force to prevent the commission of aggravated batteries which are based upon the status of the victim and not the infliction of great bodily harm or permanent disability or disfigurement upon the victim. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 05 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-1505 CURRAN. (Ch. 122, par. 3-15.6) Amends The School Code. Permits a regional superintendent of schools to hire additional employees rather than assistants, and provides that those hired for non-clerical duties be certificated personnel. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Requires certification only if the employee's duties are comparable to those for which the Code requires certification. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 122, par. 21-la Amends The School Code in relation to tests required for teacher certification. Provides that if a person has passed the basic skills test before July 1, 1989, but was unable to take the subject matter knowledge test because no such test was available in the subject area of psychology, the person shall teach psychology only and shall be issued a special certificate. This provision effective immediately; provision con- cerning additional employees effective September 1, 1990. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 04 Amendment No.01 ELEM SCND ED Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 019-000-001 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Fiscal Note Request W/drawn Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 26 Short Debate-3rd Passed 070-011-002 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 Sen Sponsor HOLMBERG Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Jun 09 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Amendment No.01 HALL Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 1523 HB-1505-Cont. Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/112-001-000 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Aug 30 Governor approved Effective date 89-08-30 Effective date 90-09-01 (SECTION 3-15.6) PUBLIC ACT 86-0361 HB-1506 CURRIE - MATIJEVICH - FREDERICK,VF. (Ch. 73, new par. 968m and Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1409.5) Amends the Illinois Insurance Code and the Health Maintenance Organization Act to require coverage for infertility to be included in coverage which provides oth- er pregnancy related benefits. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Insurance Apr 13 Re-assigned to Human Services May 05 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE HB-1507 CURRIE - BALANOFF, BRESLIN, MCNAMARA, LANG AND FARLEY. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1009.8) Amends the Environmental Protection Act to provide for the regulation of the in- cineration of infectious hospital waste. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Limits application to facilities initially permitted after June 1, 1986. Deletes pro- vision restricting the burning of hazardous hospital waste at facilities with a rated capacity of less than 10 tons per day. Makes other changes. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes nitrogen oxides from the list of pollutants to be regulated. Changes 1986 to 1989 in definition of "new facility". HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Accelerates the Agency's deadline for acting on any permit application for a hos- pital waste facility pending on June 1, 1989. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 04 Amendment No.01 ENRGY ENVRMNT Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 011-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 18 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.02 CURRIE Adopted Amendment No.03 CURRIE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 22 Third Reading - Passed 111-002-000 May 23 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor JOYCE,JJ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Energy & Environment 1524 'HB-1508 HOUSE COMMITTEE SELECT ON MENTAL HEALTH - MCGANN. (Ch. 91 1/2, par. 100-15e) Amends An Act codifying the powers and duties of the Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities. Provides that the Department shall desig- nate continuous treatment teams for every State-operated facility which primarily serves the mentally ill, instead of at certain named facilities. Requires the Depart- ment to promulgate rules governing the teams. Effective January 1, 1990. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 91 1/2, par. 100-15e Adds reference to: New Act; Ch. 75, par. 117; Ch. 91 1/2, pars. 100-4, 100-5, 100-5.1, 100-7, 100-9, 100-12, 100-13, 100-14, 100-15, 100-15b, 100-15c, 100-15d, 100-15e, 100-20, 100-50, 100-52, 100-59, 3-501 and 3-510 and new pars. 100-50a, 100-60, 100-61 and 1710; Ch. 122, new par. 2-3.93; Ch. 127, pars. 6.02, 53 and 142b Changes the title and deletes everything after the enacting clause. Amends an Act in relation to prisoners and jails, the Mental Health and Developmental Dis- abilities Code, an Act codifying the powers and duties of the Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities, the Community-Integrated Living Ar- rangements Licensure and Certification Act, the School Code, the Civil Adminis- trative Code and the State Finance Act. Provides that the Department of Mental Health and Disabilities may reimburse a county or arresting authority for the costs of mental health or psychiatric services. Deletes reference to the Galesburg Mental Health Center and the Manteno Mental Health Center as Department facilities. Deletes the provisions requiring copies of proposed rules be given to citizen and pro- fessional organizations, requiring free treatment and creating the Advisory Com- mittee on Research. Changes certain terms. Provides that the Department shall accept any donation for treatment and board of any recipient. Provides that the De- partment shall offer services to all facilities it operates. Requires the Department to comply with OBRA and to report compliance to the Governor and the General As- sembly. Provides interpreters for facilities treating large populations of non-English speaking people of Hispanic descent. Changes the criteria for discharge of minors. Provides that any minor age 12 (now, 14) or older may request and receive out-patient counseling. Limits services provided to minors without parental consent. Amends State Finance Act to provide that services rendered by the Department to other states for which money is received shall be deposited in the Mental Health Fund and that money received by the Department in connection with patents shall also be deposited in the Fund. Requires the Department and the State Board of Ed- ucation to establish a program of transitional educational services for developmen- tally disabled adults. Requires the Department to adopt a plan for Statewide distribution of community integrated living arrangements. Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (DMHDD) The Dept. projects a total fiscal impact for HB-1508, as amended, could range from $138,700 to $3,778,700. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes reference to: Ch. 75, par. 117; ch. 91 1/2, new par. 100-60 Adds reference to: Ch. 91 1/2, new par. 100-31a Deletes language amending an Act in relation to prisoners and jails. Deletes lan- guage relating to reimbursment by the Department of Mental Health and Develop- mental Disabilities of certain mental health or psychiariatric costs of persons held in custody. Amends an Act codifying the powers and duties of the Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities to provide that, in an administrative or court proceeding, a printout of Department computer records certified by the Di- rector shall be admissible and prima facie evidence of their correctness. Makes oth- er changes. * Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1525 HB-1508 HB-1508-Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. (Senate recedes June 30, 1989) Adds reference to: Ch. 91 1/2, par. 812 Amends the Mental Health and Development Disabilities Confidentiality Act. Provides that private hospitals shall, within 30 days after patient admission, provide to DMHDD such information as may be necessary to enable the Dept. to supply re- quired information to the Dept. of State Police in accordance with the Firearm Owners Identification Act. Requires (instead of permits) information regarding disqualification for a Firearm Owners Identification Card, because a person is a for- mer mental patient, to be provided by DMHDD on lists of applicants for such cards which are supplied to DMHDD by the Dept. of State Police. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 2. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 3. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Amends the Mental Health and Development Disabilities Confidentiality Act. Requires private hospitals to provide certain patient information to the Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities for transmission to the Depart- ment of State Police in connection with Firearm Owner's Identification Cards. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Mental Health May 04 Amendment No.01 MENTAL HEALTH Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 006-000-004 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 17 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 18 Second Reading Amendment No.02 BLACK Tabled MCGANN Amendment No.03 BLACK Tabled MCGANN Amendment No.04 BLACK Tabled MCGANN Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Verified Third Reading - Passed 061-047-002 May 25 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor KELLY Added As A Joint Sponsor SCHAFFER Added As A Joint Sponsor DALEY,J Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn Jun 09 Recommended do pass 009-001-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Amendment No.01 TOPINKA & FAWELL Lost Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Added As A Joint Sponsor DEL VALLE Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 20 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 KELLY Adopted Amendment No.03 KUSTRA & SCHAFFER Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading 1526 H B-1508-Cont. Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 02,03 Jun 26 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 02,03 Jun 27 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 02,03 S Refuses to Recede Amend 02,03 Added As A Joint Sponsor JOYCE,JE 6-29-89 S Requests Conference Comm IST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/KELLY DALEY,J, SMITH, TOPINKA & SCHAFFER Jun 28 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MCGANN, KEANE, CULLERTON, BLACK AND HALLOCK Jun 29 House report submitted House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/112-002-000 Jun 30 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/059-000-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 28 Sent to the Governor Sep 12 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0922 Effective date 89-09-12 SHB-1509 SALTSMAN. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 3-132, 3-135 and 3-143) Amends the Downstate Police Article of the Pension Code to expand the invest- ment authority of police pension funds, and to authorize the board to delegate its in- vestment authority and the custody of the fund's assets to certain specified entities. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D ' HB-1510 VANDUYNE. (Ch. 95 1/2, new par. 3-624) Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that the Secretary of State shall issue a disabled veterans handicapped registration plate at the request of an eligible dis- abled veteran. FISCAL NOTE (Secretary of State) A special plate, such as Armed Forces Reserves, Handicapped, National Guard, Purple Heart or Hearing Impaired, costs the State approximately $15 per issuance compared to approximate- ly $3.00 for a regular passenger or truck plate. Administra- tive, development and implementation costs for new plate cat- egories, regardless of the number of plates issued, cost this office approximately $40,000. Once you include the manufact- uring and processing costs of the plates, a new category will cost $80,000 if 2,500 plates are issued. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm. on Veteran Affairs Apr 19 Interim Study Calendar VET AFFAIRS Apr 26 Fiscal Note filed Interim Study Calendar VET AFFAIRS Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1527 HB-1511 HB-1511 RONAN - LANG - BRESLIN - MCAULIFFE - HASARA AND CURRAN. (Ch. 32, par. 415-3.6) Amends The Professional Service Corporation Act to allow professional nurses to incorporate with doctors, podiatrists and dentists. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that a combined corporation with nurses may not charge a separate fee solely for professional nursing and that a nurse must be supervised by a doctor, den- tist, or podiatrist. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 02 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Amendment No.01 WENNLUND Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-1512 TURNER. (Ch. 48, par. 138.8) Amends the Workers' Compensation Act to require employers to pay for physical therapy services for employees. Allows the employee to select his own physical therapist. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 03 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE HB-1513 WHITE. (Ch. 73, new par. 976.2) Amends the Insurance Code to provide that all insurance policies shall include provisions allowing the insured to have services provided by a registered profession- al nurse reimbursed directly to the registered professional nurse. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Insurance May 03 Interim Study Calendar INSURANCE HB-1514 PRESTON. (Ch. 14, par. 55) Amends the Charitable Trust Act. Provides that the register of trustees estab- lished and maintained by the Attorney General may be maintained as a computer data bank. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes reference to: Ch. 14, par. 55 Adds reference to: New Act; Ch. 127, new par. 141.250 Deletes everything. Creates the Charitable Trust Act of 1989. Creates the Chari- table Trust Enforcement Fund. Repeals the Charitable Trust Act. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Consumer Protection May 02 Recommended do pass 011-000-006 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 MCCRACKEN Lost 050-063-001 Amendment No.02 PRESTON Adopted Amendment No.03 MCCRACKEN Verified Lost Placed Calndr,Third Reading 1528 HB- 1514-Cont. May 23 Third Reading - Passed 108-000-002 May 24 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor DUNN,T Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Executive Jun 08 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Oct 31 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading HB-1515 JONES,LOU, BOWMAN, CURRIE AND JONES,SHIRLEY. (Ch. 40, par. 2514) Amends the Illinois Parentage Act of 1984. Provides that, if the net income of the father cannot be determined due to the father's default or for any other reason, the court shall order a reasonable amount of child support based on the testimony as to the needs of the child or children. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-1516 FLOWERS - TURNER - MORROW - JONES,SHIRLEY. (Ch. 68, par. 1-103, new par. 2-103a) Amends the Human Rights Act. Prohibits discrimination generally against a person because of his or her conviction of a misdemeanor. Prohibits an employer, employment agency or labor organization from discriminating against a person seeking employment, because of his or her conviction of a felony, unless the nature of the offense is directly related to the job in which the person is seeking employ- ment. Effective January 1, 1990. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to State Government Administration May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D ' HB-1517 JONES,LOU - BALANOFF. (Ch. 120, new par. 2-208) Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act to provide, beginning in 1989, for a tax cred- it to taxpayers who employ 5 or more persons for 10% of the cost of day care provid- ed to such employees at the place of employment. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1518 JONES,LOU. (Ch. 40, par. 709) Amends the Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act. Provides that persons or- dered to make child support payments to the clerk of the court or who receive such payments shall notify the clerk of any change in address or circumstances within 10 days (now, 2 weeks) of such change. Provides that all notices sent to an obligor's last known address on file with the clerk shall be deemed sufficient to proceed with en- forcement of support orders. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 008-000-002 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1529 HB-1518-Cont. May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 19 Short Debate-3rd Passed 112-000-001 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 Sen Sponsor SMITH Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0582 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1519 JONES,LOU AND JONES,SHIRLEY. (Ch. 38, par. 1003-6-2) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections. Provides that the Department of Cor- rections shall establish a parent and child reunification program in all institutions and facilities where, in the preceding fiscal year, 50% of the inmates were single parents who had custody of their minor child or children prior to incarceration. The program shall include individual and family counseling prior to release and at least 6 months of post-release follow-up and after-care. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II SHB-1520 LEFLORE. (Ch. 108 1/2, rep. par. 22A-116) Amends the Illinois Pension Code to repeal an obsolete provision requiring repay- ment of an appropriation to the State Board of Investment by July 1, 1976. Effec- tive immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1521 LANG - HICKS. (Ch. 73, new par. 982e.1) Amends the Illinois Insurance Code. Provides that group accident and health in- surance policies shall provide that benefits for an illness or disability that com- menced prior to an involuntary termination shall be extended for that specific illness or disability for a period of 6 months. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Insurance May 04 Interim Study Calendar INSURANCE SHB-1522 LANG - HICKS - LAURINO, MARTINEZ, SANTIAGO AND CURRAN. (Ch. 120, par. 2-204) Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act to specifically incorporate exemptions for blind and elderly taxpayers (previously incorporated by reference to the Internal 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1530 HB- 1522-Cont. Revenue Code which has now repealed such exemptions). Effective immediately and applicable to taxable years ending on or after December 31, 1989. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE 'HB-1523 MULCAHEY - HASARA - WAIT - HOMER, HULTGREN, KUBIK, ROPP, HICKS AND SIEBEN. (Ch. 122, new par. 2-3.93) Amends The School Code. Requires the State Board of Education, from funds appropriated therefor, to develop, implement, administer, conduct and operate dur- ing the 1990-91 school year a pilot telecommunication instruction program for pu- pils in participating school districts located in predominantly rural areas of the State. Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) The State Board of Education estimates that the cost of a single pilot site (consisting of 4 to 6 schools) would range from $100,000 to $170,000. The appropriations approved for such sites. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 122, par. 10-22.22b Further amends The School Code to eliminate the 5 year limitation on deactiva- tion of high school facilities and the corresponding provisions with respect to the failure to reactivate after a 5 year period of deactivation. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that upon deactivation of high school facilities and transfer of teachers in contractual continued service status, that status is not lost. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 04 Recommended do pass 019-000-004 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 12 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 17 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Third Reading - Passed 093-001-001 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Jun 07 Primary Sponsor Changed To MAITLAND Added As A Joint Sponsor NEWHOUSE Committee Elementary & Secondary Education Jun 09 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 16 Second Reading Amendment No.01 MAITLAND Adopted 028-027-000 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 22 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 MAITLAND Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1531 HB-1523-Cont. Jun 23 Jul 01 Added As A Joint Sponsor HOLMBERG Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02 Tabled House Rule 79(E) HB-1524 LANG. (Ch. 26, par. 4-403) Amends the Uniform Commercial Code. Provides that the failure of a bank cus- tomer to notify the bank of any item improperly paid over a stop order within one year of the receipt of the item bars the customer from asserting the improper pay- ment against the bank. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that a customer is precluded from asserting improper payment of an item over a stop order if the customer fails to notify the bank within one year of re- ceipt of the statement containing the debit entry for the item. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 26, par. 8-102 Amends the Investment Securities Article of the Uniform Commercial Code. Provides that a certificated security may mean the intangible interest, rather than tangible interest, as well as the instrument itself. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Financial Institutions Apr 26 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 026-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 09 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading May 11 May 30 May 31 Jun 01 Jun 08 Jun 14 Jun 19 Jun 20 Jun 28 Jul 27 Sep 01 Amendment No.01 LANG Adopted Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/116-000-000 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 116-000-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor BARKHAUSEN Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Finance & Credit Regulations Recommended do pass 012-001-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 BARKHAUSEN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/110-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0583 Effective date 90-01-01 'HB-1525 MULCAHEY - OLSON,BOB - WAIT - HOMER, HULTGREN, SIEBEN AND WEAVER,M. (Ch. 122, new par. 18A-1) Amends The School Code. Authorizes school districts to discontinue or modify action or programs mandated on or after August 1, 1985 if full, specifically identifi- able State funding is not provided therefor, subject to certain exceptions. Effective July 1, 1989. Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1532 1533 HB-1525-Cont. FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) The fiscal impact of this bill is dependent upon specific ap- propriation levels in future years for certain programs. HB 1525 will not increase local district or state costs. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 05 Fiscal Note filed Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-1526 MULCAHEY - OLSON,BOB - COUNTRYMAN - HASARA - HOMER, ROPP, WAIT, SIEBEN AND WELLER. (Ch. 122, par. 18-8) Amends The School Code. Increases the flat grant under the school aid formula per weighted ADA pupil to .14 times the maximum per pupil amount. Effective July 1, 1989. FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) In FY 90, it is projected (assuming a $100 million increase in the general state aid appropriation) that there will be 159 alternate method districts receiving $71.5 million in general state aid and 69 flat grant districts receiving $10.2 million. The remaining 744 equalization districts would receive $1.850 billion. Under this legislation, alternate method districts would be eliminated and become flat grant districts. The total cost to flat grant districts (still assuming the $100 million increase) would be $116.0 million. This shift of $34.3 million translates into a 42% increase for the wealthiest school dis- tricts in the state. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 04 Recommended do pass 019-001-003 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 05 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 17 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) 'HB-1527 FLOWERS - RICE - SHAW - LEFLORE - JONES,SHIRLEY, CURRAN, WHITE, EDLEY, BALANOFF AND JONES,LOU. (New Act) Creates the Senior Citizens Child Care Support Act. Establishes a training pro- gram for senior citizens in child care in order to link senior citizens in need of addi- tional income with parents in need of child care. Designates the Department on Aging and the Department of Children and Family Services as the agencies respon- sible for establishing the program. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. on Aging) The additional duties and responsibilities of this bill would require the employment of a FTE, Social Service Program Plann- er III. The total annual expenditures required if this bill passes for the Department would be approximately $35,000. How- ever, the Department feels the costs to the Area Agencies for establishing a referral system would be much higher. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Aging May 04 Recommended do pass 012-003-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. HB-1527-Cont. May 08 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 22 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Third Reading - Passed 060-044-012 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 Sen Sponsor HALL Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn ' HB-1528 FLOWERS - TURNER - YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 67 1/2, new par. 307.24h) Amends the Illinois Housing Development Act. Provides that the Illinois Hous- ing Development Authority shall make loans to limited-profit entities for the fi- nancing of the building of low and moderate income homes to be leased, with an option to purchase, to low and moderate income households. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Housing Apr 27 Interim Study Calendar HOUSING ' HB-1529 WILLIAMS. (Ch. 34, par. 432) Amends the Counties Act. Requires the county board to provide court rooms and furnishings for the circuit court in public housing developments located in the county. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of DCCA, HB-1529 creates a due process mandate for which no reimbursement is required. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Executive Apr 24 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Executive May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1530 FLOWERS - SHAW, LEFLORE AND JONES,LOU. (Ch. 38, par. 12-5.1; new par. 12-5.2) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 to make it criminal housing management for a person having direct or indirect control of residential real estate to recklessly per- mit the physical condition or facilities of the residential real estate to become or re- main in any condition which endangers the health or safety of any person, while any general real estate tax is delinquent or while such real estate is forfeited for nonpay- ment of general taxes. Provides for injunctive relief to restrain any person who owns, manages or has any equitable interest in the property from collecting, receiv- ing or benefiting from any rents or other monies available from the property, so long as the property remains in a condition which endangers the health or safety of any person. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that it is a Class 4 felony to recklessly permit the condition of housing to endanger the health or safety of any person while real estate tax is delinquent or ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1534 HB-1530-Cont. while real estate is forfeited for failure to pay tax. Provides that a subsequent viola- tion is a Class 3 felony. Deletes a provision that feasibility of rehabilitation is a pre- requisite for ordering rent to be paid into an escrow account. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 38, par. 12-5.1 Deletes amendatory changes to the Criminal Housing Management statute. De- letes provision which prohibits the owner to contract with anyone related to the owner, by blood or marriage, to perform such repairs. Prohibits the owner to con- tract with anyone who is not a licensed contractor. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Revises injunction provisions. Provides uses for escrow account and adds proce- dures owner must use in contracting for repairs. Requires Clerk of Court to promul- gate rules to administer Act. Provides that nothing in the new Section pertaining to injunctions shall be construed to authorize tenants to refrain from paying rent. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 016-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 23 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 FLOWERS Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/115-000-000 Short Debate-3rd Passed 066-048-001 May 24 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 006-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 21 Second Reading Amendment No.01 MAROVITZ Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 22 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 MAROVITZ Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02/110-000-003 Passed both Houses Jul 27 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0584 Effective date 90-01-01 'HB-1531 FLOWERS - LEFLORE - TURNER - SHAW - RICE. (Ch. 67 1/2, par. 332) Amends the Illinois Housing Development Act. Authorizes the Housing Devel- opment Authority to establish a program of financial and technical assistance to nonprofit organizations seeking to build new housing in poverty areas which have certain characteristics. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Housing ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1535 HB-1531-Cont. Apr 27 Interim Study Calendar HOUSING SHB-1532 MULCAHEY - HASARA - COUNTRYMAN, HULTGREN, ROPP, BRES- LIN, SIEBEN AND WEAVER,M. (Ch. 120, pars. 2-201 and 9-901; new par. 2-202.3; Ch. 122, pars. 17-2, 17-3, 18-8 and 34-53; new par. 18-1.1; rep. pars. 17-3.1 and 17-3.3; Ch. 127, new par. 141.250) Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act, The School Code and the Act relating to State Finance. Increases individual and corporate income taxes beginning January 1, 1990 to 3.5% and 5.6%, respectively. Provides for transfer into the School District Tax Replacement Fund of such portion of the additional income tax revenues as will equal the decrease in school district property tax revenues resulting from a 25% re- duction made in the maximum authorized educational purposes tax rate of school districts. Provides for annual distribution to school districts of all amounts trans- ferred into the School District Tax Replacement Fund. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1533 WILLIAMS. (Ch. 120, par. 1-103) Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act to provide that all references to the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 shall mean the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-1534 FLOWERS - YOUNGE,W - LEFLORE - YOUNG,A - BALANOFF, SHAW AND STERN. (Ch. 67 1/2, new par. 307.23a) Amends the Illinois Housing Development Act to authorize loans to municipali- ties for rehabilitation of abandoned residential structures located in poverty areas meeting specified guidelines. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Housing Apr 27 Interim Study Calendar HOUSING HB-1535 WILLIAMS. (Ch. 120, par. 1-103) Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act to provide that all references to the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 shall mean the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-1536 EWING. (Ch. 110, par. 2-1117; rep. par. 2-1118) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Provides that the doctrine of joint and sev- eral liability does not apply in any action brought on account of death, bodily injury to person or physical damage to property, in which recovery is predicated upon fault. Provides that a defendant shall be severally liable only. Repeals provisions which retain joint and several liability in environmental pollution and medical mal- practice actions. Applies to causes of action accruing on or after its effective date. Effective immediately. 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1536 HB-1536-Cont. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd Committee Judiciary I May 05 Motn discharge comm lost 047-039-012 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1537 EWING. (Ch. 48, pars. 138.1 and 172.36) Amends the Workers' Compensation Act and the Workers' Occupational Diseas- es Act. Excludes from the definition of employee a person working outside Illinois whose employment contract was made in Illinois. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 03 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE HB-1538 MCCRACKEN. (Ch. 110, pars. 2-1107.1, 2-1116 and 2-1117; rep. par. 2-1118) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Makes the doctrine of modified compara- tive fault applicable to breach of express or implied warranty and actions on ac- count of bodily injury or death or physical damage to property arising under any state statute, regulation or local ordinance. Provides that the doctrine of modified comparative fault is not applicable in Workers' Compensation Act, Workers' Occu- pational Diseases Act and Dram Shop Act cases. Provides that the doctrine of joint and several liability does not apply in any action brought on account of death, bodily injury to person or physical damage to property, in which recovery is predicated upon fault. Provides that a defendant shall be severally liable only. Repeals provi- sions which retain joint and several liability in environmental pollution and medical malpractice actions. Applies to causes of action accruing on or after its effective date. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1539 WHITE. (Ch. 122, new pars. 17-2.12 and 34-60.2) Amends The School Code by providing authority for school boards and boards of education to levy a tax sufficient to pay employee contributions to Chicago and downstate teachers pension systems. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 12 Re-assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1540 CURRIE. (Ch. 40, par. 2514) Amends the Parentage Act. Provides that if a parentage judgment contains no explicit award of custody, the establishment of a support obligation or visitation rights of one parent shall be considered a judgment awarding custody to the other parent, and provides that if a judgment contains no such provisions, the mother shall be presumed to have custody. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1537 HB-1540-Cont. Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-1541 CULLERTON. (Ch. 144, par. 187; new par. 46a) Amends Acts relating to the University of Illinois and the Board of Higher Edu- cation. Permits the University to offer, at its Chicago branch and without the Board of Higher Education's approval, a new unit of instruction accredited by the Ameri- can Library Association and leading to a Master's degree in Library Science. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Executive Apr 26 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 019-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 26 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE 'HB-1542 CURRIE - GIORGI - BRESLIN - HASARA - JONES,LOU, BALANOFF, BOWMAN, CULLERTON, CURRAN, DAVIS, FLOWERS, HANNIG, LANG, LEFLORE, LEVERENZ, LEVIN, MATIJEVICH, MCNAMARA, MORROW, RICE, STERN, SUTKER, TROTTER, TURNER, WHITE, YOUNG,A, YOUNGEW, MARTINEZ, SANTIAGO, HOMER AND RO- NAN. (Ch. 24 1/2, par. 38b3; Ch. 127, new par. 63b108a.2) Amends the State Universities Civil Service System Act and the Personnel Code. Requires that pay plans covering State employees subject to these Acts provide for compensation on the basis of comparable worth. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. Central Management Services) Cost of an evaluation of the current personnel system plus costs for implementation assistance would range from $750,000 to $1 million. Estimated annual cost of implementation based on 20% of the employees being affected by the change and an average increase of 15%, would be $52.0 million. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to State Government Administration May 04 Recommended do pass 007-002-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 08 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 12 Fiscal Note filed Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Floor motion MOVES PREVIOUS QUESTION-PULLEN Motion prevailed 074-034-000 Third Reading - Lost 055-058-002 HB-1543 PARCELLS - KUBIK, PEDERSEN,B AND DOEDERLEIN. (Ch. 144, par. 252) Amends An Act relating to the sale at retail of merchandise by or on the property of State institutions of higher learning. Provides that a retail store operated by the institution may not sell general merchandise away from its main stores at other lo- cations on the institution's property unless private retail merchants are allowed to sell on the same property and under the same conditions. 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1538 HB-1543-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes changes. Limits credit sales by university retail stores, with exceptions. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Higher Education May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 015-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 23 May 24 May 26 May 30 Jun 01 Jun 08 Jun 14 Jun 19 Jul 14 Sep 01 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 PARCELLS Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D) Short Debate-3rd Passed 115-000-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor WEAVER,S Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0585 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1544 TATE. (Ch. 110, par. 2-1205.1) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure to allow the admission into evidence of proof of collateral source payments in a tort action that have been made or are substan- tially certain to be made to a plaintiff as compensation for the loss or injury for which the action is brought. Applicable to cases filed on or after its effective date. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1545 JONES,SHIRLEY - MORROW - FLOWERS - WHITE, JONES,LOU AND DAVIS. (Ch. 121 1/2, new par. 262U) Amends the Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act to require that a disclaimer be printed on simulated checks used for promotional purposes. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that it is lawful to distribute sample checks used to solicit orders for such checks. Removes requirement that the disclaimer be printed in bold face type. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds January 1, 1990 effective date. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Consumer Protection May 04 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 019-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 09 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 11 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 111-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng 1539 HB-1545-Cont. May 15 Sen Sponsor ALEXANDER Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Finance & Credit Regulations Jun 08 Recommnded do pass as amend 016-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 FIN CREDT REG Adopted Amendment No.02 ALEXANDER Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02/115-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Aug 30 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0362 Effective date 90-01-01 'HB-1546 LANG - LAURINO - BALANOFF - MORROW. (Ch. 95 1/2, new par. 12-807.2) Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code to provide that no person shall operate a school bus manufactured after the effective date of this Act that does not have seat belts for the passengers. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) The State Board of Education estimates that 3,000 vehicles statewide may be affected at a cost of $1,200 per vehicle for a total cost of $3,600,000 in FY 1990. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Requires school buses manufactured after the immediate effective date of this amendatory Act of 1989 to have rooftop safety hatches. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (State Board of Ed.) The State Board of Education estimates that 3,000 vehicles statewide may be affected at-a cost of $1,200 per vehicle for a total cost of $3,600,000 in FY90. Roof-top safety hatch expenses are estimated at $900,000 per year. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes requirement that belts conform to certain specifications in the Vehicle Code. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Consumer Protection May 02 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Consumer Protection May 04 Amendment No.01 CONSUMER PROT Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 011-004-003 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 10 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 17 Second Reading Amendment No.02 LANG Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. May 26 Third Reading - Lost 056-056-003 ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1540 HB-1547 HB-1547 LEVIN - DEUCHLER - WEAVER,M - BLACK AND HULTGREN. (Ch. 122, pars. 14-1.02 and 14-8.02) Amends The School Code to provide that the State Board of Education must ap- prove any plan adopted by local school boards determining the eligibility of children to receive special education. Prior to the approval of such plan, the State Board of Education shall publish the proposed plan in the Illinois Register, hold hearings on the plan and elicit public comment. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 122, pars. 14-1.02 and 14-8.02 Adds reference to: Ch. 122, new par. 14-4.02 Deletes everything after the enacting clause. Provides that the members of the State Board of Education shall approve and provide for the submission of State plan for submission to the U.S. Dept. of Education pursuant to the Education of the Handicapped Act, following opportunity for public input from parents, profession- als and other members of the public. FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) The State Board of Education believes that there will be no fiscal impact of HB 1547. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes reference to: Ch. 122, new par. 14-4.02 Adds reference to: Ch. 122, new par. 14-3.03 Deletes all. Provides that the State plan to insure appropriate public education for handicapped children must be approved by the State Board of Education prior to submission, and that, prior to such approval, the State Board shall publish the plan in the IL Register, hold hearings and elicit public comment. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 28 Amendment No.01 ELEM SCND ED Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 022-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 04 Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 05 Fiscal Note filed Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.02 LEVIN Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Third Reading - Passed 115-001-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 26 Sen Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Jun 09 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 14 Sent to the Governor Aug 14 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0196 Effective date 90-01-01 1541 'HB-1548 LEVIN - DEUCHLER. (Ch. 122, par. 14-8.02) Amends the Article of the School Code dealing with handicapped children. Pro- vides that the training of special education hearing officers and reviewing officers shall include instruction by persons who are experts regarding the laws, regulations and case law applicable to special education and who are not full or part time em- ployees of the State Board of Education. FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) To contract for trainers to provide instruction at an estimated fee of $150 per hour for attorneys plus expenses and materials, would cost $5,000-$6,000 per year per training. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes November 3, 1989) Adds immediate effective date. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 1. Recommends that the bill be amended as follows: Deletes reference to: (Ch. 122, par. 14-8.02) Adds reference to: (New Act; Ch. 122, par. 34-3.1) Changes the title, deletes everything after the enacting clause and creates an Act relating to public schools. Prohibits public schools from paying dues to interscholas- tic athletic associations unless those associations, by January 1, 1990, have in effect by-laws under which the athletic eligibility of certain high school students, who started their elementary schooling late, is extended for a prescribed additional peri- od. Also amends The School Code to provide for changes in the composition of Chi- cago's School Board Nominating Commission. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 25 Fiscal Note filed Committee Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 28 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 020-000-002 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 02 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 26 Third Reading - Passed 115-000-002 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Jun 09 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 BERMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 053-003-000 Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 26 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 27 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/BERMAN HOLMBERG, DEMUZIO, KUSTRA & FAWELL SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1542 HB-1548 HB-1548-Cont. Jun 28 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/LEVIN, LEFLORE, CULLERTON HOFFMAN & DEUCHLER Jul 01 Tabled House Rule 79(E) Oct 31 Exempt under Hse Rule 29(C) Mtn filed take from Table SUSPEND RULE 79(E) PLACE ON CALENDAR ORDER OF CONF. COMM. REPTS.-LEVIN 3/5 vote required Mtn take from table - lost Mtn filed take from Table SUSPEND RULE 79(E) PLACE ON CALENDAR CONF. COMM. REPTS. -LEVIN Mtn Take From Table Prevail Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/ (06-28-89) Nov 02 Added As A Co-sponsor COLLINS House report submitted 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/085-023-005 Nov 03 Added As A Joint Sponsor DEL VALLE Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/048-003-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Nov 07 Sent to the Governor Nov 17 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0948 Effective date 89-11-17 HB-1549 LEVIN - BARGER. (Ch. 48, par. 2251) Amends "An Act relative to sales representatives", to remove reference to where solicitation occurs in the definition of the term "sales representative". Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 008-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 23 Short Debate-3rd Passed 108-000-000 May 24 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor CARROLL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Third Reading - Passed 056-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 21 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0586 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1550 WHITE - LEVIN. (Ch. 30, par. 318) Amends the Condominium Property Act to prohibit boards of managers from en- tering into contracts with current board members or with a business in which a 1543 HB-1550-Cont. board member has a 25% or more interest unless the owners are notified and given an opportunity to oppose the contract. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 02 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-1551 LEVIN. (Ch. 111 2/3, par. 10-201) Amends The Public Utilities Act. Provides that when a court overturns a rate in- crease and orders a refund, the amount of the refund shall be calculated from the date of the Commission order approving the increase. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: (Ch. 111 2/3, par. 10-201) Adds reference to: (Ch. 111 2/3, par. 10-204) Deletes everything. Amends The Public Utilities Act. Provides that if a rate in- crease approved by the ICC is successfully appealed, the utility shall refund to its customers any excess amount collected pursuant to the increased rate, with interest if on remand the Commission authorizes lower rates. The amount of refund and rate of interest shall be determined by the Commission. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes reference to: Ch. 111 2/3, par. 10-204 Adds reference to: Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 10-205 Deletes the title and everything after the enacting clause. Provides that if an ap- peal of an order of the Commission increasing rates is taken based upon the grounds that the rates will be excessive, and if the order is reversed, all revenues collected since and pursuant to the order shall be subject to refund with interest. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Provides that revenues collected pursuant to an order, in whole or in part, that is reversed shall be subject to refund. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Public Utilities May 03 Amendment No.01 PUB UTILITIES Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 011-007-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 18 Second Reading Amendment No.02 LEVIN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.03 LEVIN Withdrawn Amendment No.04 LEVIN Adopted 3/5 vote required Mtn Lost to Suspend Rule 37(D)/053-044-004 Motion to Reconsider Vote Mtn Reconsider Vote - Lost Held on 2nd Reading Interim Study Calendar PUB UTILITIES HB-1552 COUNTRYMAN. (Ch. 46, pars. 6-21, 6-22 and 6A-3) Amends The Election Code. Increases the membership of boards of election com- missioners from 3 to 5. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elections May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 1544 HB-1553 HB-1553 WOJCIK. (Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 6351-3, 6351-5, and 6351-7) Amends the Alcoholism and Other Drug Dependency Act to provide that "facili- ty" does not mean the offices of physicians, psychologists, or social workers where all the services are on an out-patient basis. Provides that a physician, psychologist, or social worker who provides out-patient services shall not be required to maintain an advisory board, a medical record administrator, or a medical director. Updates references to certain professional regulation Acts. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Registration and Regulation May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 021-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 16 Short Debate-3rd Passed 114-000-000 May 17 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 18 Sen Sponsor JONES Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Insurance, Pensions & License Act Jun 07 Waive Posting Notice Committee Insurance, Pensions & License Act Jun 09 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 22 Re-committed to Insurance, Pensions & License Act 'HB-1554 YOUNG,A - BALANOFF - TROTTER - RICE. (Ch. 85, new par. 5959.1) Amends the Solid Waste Planning and Recycling Act to require sellers of tires to accept used tires for recycling; requires all tires sold at retail in this State to be re- turnable and have a refund value of at least $10, beginning July 1, 1991; requires the distributor to pay the retail dealer an additional $2 for each tire redeemed. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 04 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-1555 HANNIG - STEPHENS. (Ch. 122, par. 2-3.62) Amends The School Code. Provides that 6 of the 11 members of the governing board of a regional educational service center shall be public school teachers nomi- nated by the local bargaining representatives. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Decreases the number of teachers on the board from 6 to 5. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Recommends decreasing the number of teachers on the service center governing board from 5 to 3. Increases the remaining membership from 6 to a maximum of 10. Provides for transition to new membership as current terms expire. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1545 HB-1555-Cont. May 04 Amendment No.01 ELEM SCND ED Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 016-005-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 17 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 25 Third Reading - Passed 078-030-003 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 Sen Sponsor HOLMBERG Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Jun 09 Recommended do pass 010-007-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Amendment No.01 WATSON Lost Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 038-016-002 Passed both Houses Jul 20 Sent to the Governor Sep 08 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 17 Rul Gub Ncmply/Rule 46.1(b) Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 19 Bill dead-amendatory veto. SHB-1556 WAIT. (Ch. 121, par. 100-22) Amends the Illinois State Toll Highway Authority Act. Specifies that property leased by the Authority for a taxable use remains taxable regardless whether the lease arrangement is termed a license or franchise. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd Committee Revenue May 05 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE SHB-1557 WAIT - HALLOCK - BRESLIN. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1040.2) Amends the Environmental Protection Act. Requires the Agency and the Pollu- tion Control Board to notify county health departments when a permit for activity in such county has been issued. FISCAL NOTE (EPA) While not all counties have health departments, the Agency es- timates the cost of providing the notices to be approximately $10,000 in postage and staff time. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1040.2 Adds reference to: Ch. 85, par. 5956; Ch. 111 1/2, par. 7056 Deletes all. Amends the Solid Waste Planning and Recycling Act and the Illinois Solid Waste Management Act. Mandates that each county waste management plan, of counties of 100,000 or more and municipalities of 1,000,000 or more, by January 1, 1991, require residents to separate recyclable materials (glass, news- print, aluminum and plastic) at the time of disposal or trash pick-up. Mandates a source separation plan before recycling loans or grants can be received. 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1546 1547 HB-1557-Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes requirement for garbage separation as of January 1, 1991 and establishes a program for separation beginning January 1, 1994 for persons living in buildings of fewer than 6 dwelling units and requires that sufficient recycling capacity be pro- vided to meet disposal needs and assure reasonable ease of access to recycling ser- vice. Permits counties to implement similar programs prior to 1994. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 02 Recommended do pass 014-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Fiscal Note Requested CULLERTON Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 19 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 26 Amendment No.01 CHURCHILL Adopted Amendment No.02 HALLOCK Withdrawn Amendment No.03 HALLOCK Lost 042-072-000 Amendment No.04 HALLOCK Withdrawn Amendment No.05 HALLOCK Lost 045-069-001 Amendment No.06 LEVIN Ruled not germane Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 111-001-000 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 Sen Sponsor SCHAFFER Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Energy & Environment Jun 13 Recommended do pass 010-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 21 Second Reading Amendment No.01 SCHAFFER Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Third Reading - Passed 049-004-001 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jul 01 Tabled House Rule 79(E) HB-1558 LANG AND CURRAN. (Ch. 38, pars. 3-5 and 3-6) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Provides that prosecutions for criminal sexu- al assault and aggravated criminal sexual assault may be commenced at any time. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-1559 YOUNGE,W, JONES,LOU AND RICE. (New Act) Creates the Financially Distressed Municipalities Act, to be administered by DCCA. Requires municipalities to file annual survey of financial condition. Autho- rizes grants or loans to municipalities determined to be financially distressed, and provides for appointment of a coordinator to develop a plan for the relief of the mu- nicipality's financial distress. 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. HB-1559-Cont. FISCAL NOTE (DCCA) The estimated fiscal impact of HB-1559 would be $15,875,000. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 48, par. 850.07 Amends the Illinois Development Finance Authority Act. Changes administra- tion of program from DCCA to the Illinois Development Finance Authority, and authorizes IDFA to issue notes and bonds to carry out its operations. Provides that only a municipality may seek a determination that it is financially distressed, and removes annual Survey of Financial Condition requirement. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Removes provisions allowing a financially distressed municipality to petition the circuit court for permission to increase its tax rates beyond the maximum rate pro- vided by law. FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (Ill. Development Finance Authority) The largest potential liability of the State would be the total amount of principal and interest of restructured municipal debt. The smallest possible expenditure by the State would be the costs of monitoring and providing financial and technical expertise to each financially distressed municipality. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Makes the same changes as H-am 2, except eliminates language authorizing the Development Finance Authority to issue bonds for the purposes of the Act. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 5. Adds reference to: Ch. 24, pars. 8-11-1, 8-11-1.3, 8-11-1.4, 8-11-5, 8-11-7, 8-11-8 and 8-11-9; Ch. 85, pars. 613 and 616; Ch. 127, par. 142z-18 Authorizes all or part of any allocation to a financially distressed municipality from the Local Government Distributive Fund, the Personal Property Tax Replace- ment Fund or various tax disbursements to be set aside and applied to the debt ser- vice or retirement of bonds issued by the Development Finance Authority for the purposes of assisting that municipality. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Urban Redevelopment Apr 27 Recommended do pass 003-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note Requested STEPHENS Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Read Second Reading Amendment No.01 Amendment No.02 Amendment No.03 Held on 2nd Reading Held on 2nd Reading Ing STEPHENS 046-066-002 YOUNGE,W YOUNGE,W 066-046-000 Fiscal Note Requested AS AMENDED- STEPHENS Lost Adopted Adopted Fiscal Note filed Amendment No.04 YOUNGE,W Amendment No.05 YOUNGE,W 063-049-001 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 067-048-000 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor HALL Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm Assigned to Lo Adopted Adopted on Assignment )cal Government May 09 May 22 May 24 May 26 May 31 Jun 01 1548 HB-1559-Cont. Jun 08 Recommended do pass 011-000-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Third Reading - Passed 042-013-001 Passed both Houses Jul 21 Sent to the Governor Sep 07 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 12 Mtn filed overrde Gov veto 01/YOUNGE,W Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 18 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Hse lost 01/060-049-002 Mtn filed overrde Gov veto 02/YOUNGE,W Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 19 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Hse pass 02/072-032-006 Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 31 Mtn filed overrde Gov veto HALL 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Sen lost 032-026-000 Placed Calendar Total Veto Nov 01 Mtn filed overrde Gov veto HALL 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Sen lost 032-025-000 Placed Calendar Total Veto Nov 03 Total veto stands. 4HB-1560 YOUNGE,W. (New Act; Ch. 127, new par. 141.253) Creates the Illinois Infrastructure Bank Act. Provides for the creation of an in- frastructure bank and appointment of its board of directors. Provides that the pur- pose of the bank is to provide various types of financing to units of local government for infrastructure projects. Allows the bank to issue bonds, notes, or other forms of indebtedness, or to guarantee bonds or notes issued by the unit of local government. Provides procedures in case of default including allowing the bank to take State aid for the unit of local government directly from the State as payment for the bonds, notes or guarantees. Amends An Act in relation to State finance to add the State Payments Fund. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Urban Redevelopment May 05 Interim Study Calendar URB REDEVELOP 'HB-1561 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 122, new par. 2-3.92) Amends The School Code to grant the State Board of Education power to make loans to school districts in severe financial distress. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled May 23, 1989) Provides that the State Board of Education may make grants as well as loans to school districts in severe financial distress. FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) The fiscal impact of HB-1561 would be defined by the extent of the loan authority authorized by the G.A., and by the repayment provisions. The extent to which a given district can receive loan benefits is not identified; therefore, no basis exists ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 4 State Debt Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1549 HB-1561-Cont. for establishing "need" for loan authority. FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (State Board of Education) The fiscal impact of H-am 1 depends upon specific amount of grants approved by the General Assembly. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Urban Redevelopment Apr 27 Amendment No.01 URB REDEVELOP Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 003-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note Requested STEPHENS May 02 May 04 May 16 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01 Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Third Reading - Passed 113-001-000 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor HALL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education 'HB-1562 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 85, par. 612) Amends an Act in relation to State revenue sharing with local governmental enti- ties. Revises the formula used to distribute the amount available in the Local Gov- ernment Distribution Fund among municipalities and counties. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1563 COUNTRYMAN. (Ch. 110, par. 9-211) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Provides that certain notices to a tenant, if the tenant is in possession of the premises, may be served by fully prepaid first class mail addressed to the tenant at the premises. Service is presumed made 4 days after mailing. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1564 HASARA - CURRIE - ZICKUS - JONES,SHIRLEY. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 4152-201 and new par. 4152-101.1) Amends the Nursing Home Care Act to require that new residents, at the time of admission, be informed of federal and State impoverishment rights. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Defines spousal impoverishments rights under federal and State law. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1550 HB-1564-Cont. Apr 07 Apr 26 Assigned to Human Services Amendment No.01 HUMAN SERVICE Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 016-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 09 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 116-000-000 May 11 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor HOLMBERG Placed Calendr,First Readng May 12 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn Jun 08 Added As A Co-sponsor MACDONALD Committee Public Health, Welfare & Correctn SHB-1565 JONES,LOU. (Ch. 23, par. 4-12) Amends the Public Aid Code to provide that the Illinois Department of Public Aid shall provide assistance under the AFDC program to a family which has been deprived of resources due to the recent release of a parent from incarceration in a correctional facility. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-1566 JONES,LOU. (Ch. 38, par. 1003-6-2) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections. Provides for the establishment of a Child and Parent Residential Program plan designed to serve inmates convicted of nonviolent crimes in an effort to lessen the impact of incarceration upon the children of these inmates. Provides that the Department of Corrections shall report the pro- gram plan to the General Assembly by January 1, 1990. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 016-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 19 Short Debate-3rd Passed 109-000-002 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 Sen Sponsor SMITH Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 Added As A Joint Sponsor DEL VALLE First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Jun 09 Jun 14 Jun 19 Jul 17 Correctn Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 058-000-001 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1551 HB-1566-Cont. Sep 07 Oct 19 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Total veto stands. HB-1567 HARRIS, KIRKLAND, CURRAN AND STERN. (Ch. 127, new par. 132.10-2) Amends The Illinois Purchasing Act to prohibit a person or business entity con- victed of a felony from doing business with the State of Illinois or any State agency for 1 year from the date of conviction for such felony. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Recommends specifying that the 1-year prohibition begins after the date of com- pletion of the sentence for the felony. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 016-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Short Debate-3rd Passed 107-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 07 Sen Sponsor MACDONALD Jun 21 Jun 22 Jun 23 Jul 21 Sep 06 Oct 16 Oct 17 Oct 19 Oct 31 Dec 01 Dec 13 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Committee discharged 051-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 056-002-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Mtn fild ovrrde amend veto 01/HARRIS Mtn fild accept amend veto 02/HARRIS Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Rul Gub Comply/Rule 46.1(b) Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 02/114-000-000 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Mtn fild accept amend veto MACDONALD Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 057-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Return to Gov-Certification Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 86-0975 Effective date 90-07-01 HB-1568 KUBIK - CURRIE - BARGER. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 73-11) Amends the Vital Records Act to provide that birth certificate forms be consis- tent with federal law in relation to reporting social security numbers. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. No longer requires the social security numbers of a mother and father to appear on their child's birth certificate. Requires only that, after November 1, 1990, num- bers of the mother and father be collected at the time of the birth of a child, to be used only for purposes allowed by federal law. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate 1552 1553 HB-1568-Cont. May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 KUBIK Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Third Reading - Passed 114-002-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Sen Sponsor SMITH Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn Jun 09 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 17 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0587 Effective date 90-01-01 SHB-1569 OLSON,MYRON - TURNER AND MORROW. (Ch. 67 1/2, new par. 307.24h) Amends the Housing Development Act. Provides that the Illinois Housing Devel- opment Authority may use its administrative funds for loans or grants to finance the cost of rehabilitating housing units for the homeless mentally ill and shall develop a plan for making new or rehabilitated housing units available to the homeless men- tally ill. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Housing May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 009-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 16 Short Debate-3rd Passed 111-000-001 May 17 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 18 Sen Sponsor SMITH Added As A Joint Sponsor DEL VALLE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Executive May 31 Added As A Joint Sponsor KELLY Committee Executive Jun 01 Recommended do pass 015-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Verified Third Reading - Passed 031-027-000 Passed both Houses Jul 20 Sent to the Governor Sep 07 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0812 Effective date 89-09-07 ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. HB-1570 HB-1570 WENNLUND. (Ch. 67 1/2, par. 604) Amends the Illinois Enterprise Zone Act to allow an enterprise zone to comprise up to 15 square miles if it is in the jurisdiction of 4 or more counties or municipali- ties. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Executive May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1571 HOUSE COMMITTEE SELECT ON MENTAL HEALTH - MCGANN. (Ch. 91 1/2, new par. 1603.1) Amends an Act to establish a comprehensive, community-based mental health service system. Requires the Citizens Council on Mental Health and Developmen- tal Disabilities of the Citizens Assembly report to the General Assembly upon the impact of the federal Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act upon State mental health and developmental disabilities programs. Effective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 91 1/2, new par. 1603.1 Adds reference to: Ch. 15, par. 303-2; Ch. 63, par. 1011A-7; Ch. 91 1/2, pars. 2-108, 2-109, 100-7,705, 808, 808.1, 1151, 1351 and 1353, new pars. 1-101.1, 1-117.1,2-112,2-203, 100-4.1, 100-4.2, 100-4.3, 100-10.1 and 100-33.3; Ch. 111 1/2 pars. 4152-104, 4163, 4164, 4166, 4166.1, 4173 and 4174, new pars. 4152-104.1, 4153-206.1, 4170.1 and 4170.2 Change the title and deletes everything after the enacting clause. Amends the Il- linois State Auditing Act, the Legislative Commission Reorganization Act of 1984, the Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Code, the Department of Men- tal Health and Developmental Disabilities enabling Act, the Guardianship and Ad- vocacy Act, the Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Confidentiality Act, the Protection and Advocacy Act for the Developmentally Disabled and the Protec- tion and Advocacy Act for the Mentally Ill, the Nursing Home Care Act, and the Abused and Neglected Long Term Care Facility Residents Reporting Act. Pro- vides for biannual program audits of DMHDD facilities and examinations by the Citizens Council on Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities. Makes changes concerning administration of DMHDD facilities and staff training. Makes changes concerning rights of long term care facility residents, and care and treat- ment provided to residents. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes reference to: Ch. 91 1/2, new par. 2-203; Ch. 111 1/2, new pars. 4170.1 and 4170.2 Adds reference to: Ch. 91 1/2, new pars. 3-210 and 3-21.1; Ch. 111 1/2, new pars. 4153-611 and 4153-612 With respect to mental health facilities, removes provision on a licensee's or the State's liability for damages upon violation of a service recipient's rights. Provides for barring a facility employee from contact with service recipients pending investi- gation of his perpetration of neglect. Requires the immediate evaluation of a facility resident suspected of perpetrating abuse. Relocates similar provisions within the Nursing Home Care Act. Makes other changes. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Restores provison that the Governor-appointed Inspector General shall function within the Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities. Removes provision that his investigation of abuse and neglect is based on reports received from the Department. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-ams 1, 2 and 3. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Adds reference to: Ch. 91 1/2, new par. 100-34.2 1554 HB-1571-Cont. Amends the Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities En- abling Act. Requires consent for pregnancy testing at DMHDD facilities. Requires DMHDD to conduct a study of alternative formulas for the distribution of grants-in-aid for community services, and report to the General Assembly by May 1, 1990. Requires the Auditor General to conduct a program audit of the office of the Inspector General within DMHDD, and report to the General Assembly by May 1, 1990. Repeals the provisions creating the Inspector General, on January 1, 1991. Adds October 1, 1989 effective date. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Deletes reference to: Ch. 91 1/2, pars. 1351 and 808.1 Recommends requiring the Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities to conduct annual, rather than semi-annual, facility inspections. Re- moves requirement that facility's maintenance of copies of reports of suspected abuse be in each patient's file. Permits, rather than requires, the Department to de- velop an annual plan for staff training and 2 training offices. Removes the Guard- ianship and Advocacy Commission's access to State and facility records of a recipient other than those pertaining to suspected abuse and neglect. Removes ac- cess of the Commission's regional human rights authority to State and facility re- cipient records. Removes changes increasing the power and duties of the private agencies appointed by the Governor to administer the State plan of protection and advocacy of rights of persons with developmental disabilities and mental illness. Changes effective date to January 1, 1990. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Mental Health May 04 Recommended do pass 006-000-004 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Verified Third Reading - Passed 063-048-000 May 25 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor KELLY Added As A Joint Sponsor SCHAFFER Added As A Joint Sponsor DALEY,J Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn Jun 09 Recommnded do pass as amend 007-005-000 Jun 15 Jun 22 Jun 23 Jun 24 Jun 26 Jun 27 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 PUB HLTH WEL Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 KELLY SCHAFFER & DALEY,J Adopted Amendment No.03 KELLY SCHAFFER & DALEY,J Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02,03 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02,03 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02,03 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02,03 Added As A Joint Sponsor JOYCE,JE 6-29-89 Added As A Co-sponsor TOPINKA 6-30-89 1555 HB-1571-Cont. Jun 27-Cont. S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/KELLY DALEY,J, SMITH, TOPINKA & SCHAFFER Jun 28 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MCGANN, BOWMAN, CULLERTON, BLACK AND HALLOCK Jun 29 House report submitted House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/108-005-000 Jun 30 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/058-001-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 28 Sent to the Governor Sep 12 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 11 Mtn fild accept amend veto 01/RYDER Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 17 Rul Gub Ncmply/Rule 46.1(b) Mtn fild ovrrde amend veto 02/BOWMAN Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 19 Mtn fild ovrrde amend veto 03/MCGANN 3/5 vote required Override am/veto House-lost 03/065-007-043 Bill dead-amendatory veto. HB-1572 WENNLUND - REGAN. (Ch. 121 1/2, new par. 137.8a) Amends The Illinois Securities Law of 1953 to require advertisements for certifi- cates of deposit to disclose whether the same are insured. Requires a securities deal- er to obtain, with respect to uninsured securities, a statement acknowledging that fact signed by the purchaser. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-1573 WENNLUND. (Ch. 40, pars. 503 and 505) Amends the Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act. Requires the court, in dividing marital property, to consider the non-marital property set apart to each spouse and each spouse's income from all sources. Provides that voluntary contribu- tions to a pension or retirement plan shall be deducted from total income in deter- mining net income for purposes of setting child support. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I SHB-1574 WENNLUND. (Ch. 111 2/3, par. 9-222; Ch. 120, pars. 467.16, 468 and 2002) Amends The Public Utilities Act, The Gas Revenue Tax Act, The Public Utili- ties Revenue Act and the Telecommunications Excise Tax Act to exempt school districts from State utility taxes. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue I Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1556 1557 HB-1574-Cont. May 05 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-1575 FLOWERS. Appropriates $50,000 from the General Revenue Fund to the Department of Public Aid for a grant to Clara's House, a homeless shelter, in the City of Chicago, for women and children. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Appropriations II May 11 Interim Study Calendar APPROP II ' HB-1576 HALLOCK - BRESLIN. (Ch. 31, par. 10; Ch. 53, rep. par. 63) Amends the Act in relation to coroners. In counties without jury commissions, provides for the summoning of 8 persons for an inquest from the county petit juror list and selecting 6 persons from such 8 and that such jurors shall be paid the same as petit or Grand Jurors in the county. Repeals present fee provision for inquest ju- rors. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of DCCA, HB-1576 creates a due process mandate for which no reimbursement is required. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 02 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Judiciary I May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Short Debate-3rd Passed 110-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 16 Sen Sponsor WEAVER,S Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Judiciary May 31 Recommended do pass 010-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 057-002-000 Passed both Houses Jul 17 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0588 Effective date 89-09-01 HB-1577 RICHMOND. (Ch. 122, pars. 106-2 and 106-4.1) Amends the Public Community College Act relative to the manner of computing tuition charge backs, and relative to the waiver of out-of-district or out-of-state tu- ition for a student enrolled in a course provided under a contract between the com- munity college and an in-district entity which employs the student. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Revises the manner of computing out-of-district tuition for Illinois residents in community colleges. ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. HB-1577-Cont. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Higher Education May 04 Amendment No.01 HIGHER ED Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 015-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 09 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 11 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 111-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 Sen Sponsor DUNN,R Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Higher Education HB-1578 STANGE - HENSEL - KLEMM - MAYS. (Ch. 21, new par. 59cl) Amends An Act relating to the registration, location and reporting of burial places and memorial markers of the United States War Veterans to grant rulemak- ing powers to the Department of Veterans Affairs under the Act. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm. on Veteran Affairs Apr 27 Recommended do pass 005-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 25 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 26 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 096-000-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 13 Sen Sponsor VADALABENE Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 15 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 19 Assigned to Executive HB-1579 GIGLIO. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 15-107) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Includes vehicles operated by or for a motor carrier which are authorized to provide public transportation, in the Section govern- ing the length of articulated vehicles comprised of 2 Sections. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Transportation and Motor Vehicles May 03 Recommended do pass 018-001-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 16 Third Reading - Passed 110-001-000 May 17 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 08 Sen Sponsor BROOKINS First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Transportation Jun 13 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 1558 H B-1579-Cont. Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 17 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0589 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1580 BARGER. (Ch. 24, par. 8-3-14) Amends the Municipal Code. Allows money collected under the Hotel Tax to be spent for infrastructure improvements when approved by a majority of the hotel operators. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Executive May 05 Tbl-pursuant Hse Rul 26D HB-1581 TATE. Ch. 5, par. 1704.1) Amends the Motor Fuel Standards Act. Removes the requirement that any retail motor fuel dispensing device used to dispense fuel containing at least 1% by volume of ethanol, or methanol, or both display a label in contrasting colors with block let- ters at least 1/2 inch high and 1/4 inch wide, not more than 1 inch high and 1/2 inch wide identifying the maximum percentage by volume of ethanol, of methanol and of co-solvent contained in the motor fuel. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Consumer Protection May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1582 BLACK, HALLOCK, HULTGREN AND OLSON,BOB. (Ch. 91 1/2, pars. 100-4, 100-5, 100-5.1, 100-7, 100-9, 100-12, 100-13, 100-14, 100-15, 100-15b, 100-15c, 100-15d, 100-20, 100-22, 100-50, 100-52 and 100-59; Ch. 127, pars. 6.04 and 53) Amends An Act codifying the powers and duties of the Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities and The Civil Administrative Code of Illi- nois. Changes references to recently renamed mental health facilities. Deletes the provisions requiring copies of proposed rules be given to citizen and professional or- ganizations, requiring free treatment for persons receiving services from the De- partment, and creating the Advisory Committee on Research. Replaces the terms "institution" and "hospital" with "facility". Replaces the terms "patient" with "re- cipient". Provides that the Department shall accept any donation for treatment and board of any recipient. Makes other technical changes. Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Committee on Mental Health May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-1583 KUBIK. (Ch. 96 1/2, par. 6443) Amends the Act in relation to forest preserve districts in counties of 3,000,000 or more population. Provides that zoological parks in the district shall be open to the public without charge 12 days per year, not to exceed one day each month (now, at least one day each week). Effective immediately. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment I Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1559 HB-1583-Cont. Assigned to Executive Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE 'HB-1584 KUBIK. (New Act) Creates the Zoo Authority. Apr 05 1989 First reading Apr 07 May 02 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE HB-1585 KUBIK. (Ch. 96 1/2, par. 6443) Amends the Cook County Forest Preserve District Act to make a grammatical change. Apr 05 1989 First reading Apr 07 May 02 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE HB-1586 KUBIK. (Ch. 127, par. 63a1) Amends the Civil Administrative Code provisions concerning the Department of Conservation to make a grammatical change. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Executive May 04 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE HB-1587 KUBIK. (Ch. 105, par. 1-1) Amends The Park District Code to make a grammatical change. Apr 05 1989 First reading Apr07 May 04 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE HB-1588 KUBIK. Appropriates funds to the Department of Conservation for a grant to Brookfield Zoo from the Wildlife and Fish Fund. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Appropriations I May 11 Interim Study Calendar APPROP I HB-1589 KUBIK. Appropriates funds to the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs for a grant to Brookfield Zoo from the Tourism Promotion Fund. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 05 1989 First reading Apr 07 May 11 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Appropriations I Interim Study Calendar APPROP I HB-1590 KUBIK. Appropriates funds to the Department of Energy and National Resources for a grant to Brookfield Zoo from the Horse Racing Tax Allocation Fund. Effective July 1, 1989. SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. Apr 07 May 02 1560 HB-1590-Cont. Apr 05 1989 First reading Apr 07 May 11 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Appropriations I Interim Study Calendar APPROP I HB-1591 HICKS. (Ch. 120, par. 643e) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to make a grammatical change. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes reference to: Ch. 120, par. 643e Adds reference to: Ch. 120, par. 643 Deletes everything in the bill. Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to provide that the assessed valuation of enterprise zone property for which there has been an enter- prise zone abatement be excluded from the assessed valuation of the taxing district in which it is situated for purposes of determining tax rates. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 24 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 26 Amendment No.01 REGAN Amendment No.02 HICKS Amendment No.03 RICE Amendment No.04 RICE Amendment No.05 RICE 030-073-002 Amendment No.06 HICKS Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate-3rd Passed 107-001-000 May 31 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 07 Sen Sponsor LUFT First reading Rfrd to Comi Waive Posting Notice Jun 09 Jun 15 Jun 19 Jul 17 Aug 15 Assigned to R Recommende Withdrawn Adopted Withdrawn Withdrawn Lost Withdrawn m on Assignment levenue ;d do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0233 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1592 HICKS. (Ch. 127, new par. 144.31) Amends the State Finance Act. Provides that no amount collected by the State or any of its agencies or departments may be expended without an appropriation by the General Assembly. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to State Government May 05 Administration Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 1561 HB-1593 'HB-1593 HICKS. (Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 1201-2, 1203-4, 1203-10, 1203-13, 1204-1, 1204-4, and 1205-1; rep. par. 1204-3) Amends The All-terrain Vehicle Safety Act. Makes various changes regarding the operation and regulation of all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), including: establishes flat $10 registration for all ATVs (now, $20 for manufacturer or dealer, regular op- erator fee graduates to $20 after September 30, 1991); deletes provisions establish- ing "careless operation" or "reckless operation" as specific unlawful acts under that Act; allows persons under 16 years of age to operate ATVs upon receiving an ATV safety certificate; permits, during emergencies, passengers on ATVs; adds 1 addi- tional ATV operator as a member of the advisory committee advising the Director of the Department of Conservation on matters pertaining to ATVs; and repeals pro- visions requiring mandatory use of ATV protective gear when operating upon pub- licly owned lands. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource Apr 27 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 114-000-000 Committee Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1594 HICKS - HARTKE. (Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 11-601 and 11-604) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Increases the speed limit to 65 miles per hour (now 50) for second division vehicles over 8,000 pounds, and authorizes local au- thorities to increase the speed limit to 65 miles per hour on appropriate highways within urban districts. Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Transportation) The cost of changing speed limit signs on State highways would be $1,078,000. In addition, speed limit signs on local routes outside urban districts would have to be changed accordingly. The combined cost of speed limit sign changes on local routes would probably be far in excess of the cost on State highways. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch: 95 1/2, pars. 11-602 and 11-603 Increases the speed limit to 65 mph for any house car, camper, private living coach, vehicle licensed as a recreational vehicle and any vehicle towing a vehicle when operating upon the interstate system outside of an urbanized area of 50,000 population or more. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Transportation and Motor Vehicles Apr 26 Recommended do pass 014-003-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 27 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 18 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 26 Amendment No.01 HARTKE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 061-040-008 May 31 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1562 HB-1594-Cont. Jun 01 Primary Sponsor Changed To JONES Added As A Joint Sponsor JACOBS Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Transportation ' HB-1595 HICKS - GOFORTH - GRANBERG - PHELPS. (New Act; Ch. 127, new par. 141.253) Creates the Oil Industry Insurance Guarantee Fund Act which creates a fund to be used for bonding of oil well plugging and reclamation projects. Adds the Oil In- dustry Insurance Guarantee Fund to "An Act in relation to State finance". FISCAL NOTE (Dept. Mines and Minerals) As the bill is presently written, the Dept. has no way of estimating the amounts or sources of revenue which would be placed in the fund or the amounts of any funds it would be required to expend. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Select Comm Coal and Oil Resources Apr 27 Fiscal Note filed Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 007-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 22 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Interim Study Calendar COAL OIL RES 5 HB-1596 HICKS - CURRAN - NOVAK - GRANBERG - SUTKER. (Ch. 38, par. 1005-5-3.2) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections to require the court to impose an ex- tended term sentence upon an offender who has been convicted of certain controlled substance violations and who used or was in possession of a firearm during the com- mission of such offense. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D i HB-1597 NOVAK. (Ch. 120, par. 705) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939. Provides that delinquent unpaid installments of real estate taxes shall bear interest at specified rates per month or any portion thereof. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 17 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Third Reading - Passed 113-003-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor ZITO Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Finance & Credit Regulations ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 5 Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1563 HB-1597-Cont. Jun 08 Recommended do pass 016-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 17 Sent to the Governor Aug 15 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0234 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1598 NOVAK. (Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 9-215.2) Amends The Public Utilities Act to require all off-system sales revenues to be ap- plied to reduce a utility's revenue requirements and rates. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Public Utilities May 03 Recommended do pass 012-002-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) 'HB-1599 NOVAK - HICKS - BRUNSVOLD - GRANBERG - ACKERMAN AND RICE. (Ch. 61, pars. 1.29 and 3.2) Amends the Wildlife Code to provide that the State Duck Stamp Committee shall give consideration to waterfowl projects available to holders of a waterfowl stamp wherever situated in Illinois. Also increases fee for such stamp from $5 to $10 and provides that Director of Conservation may increase fee by rule to an amount not to exceed fee charged for a federal stamp. FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) Assuming no decline in sales, stamp revenues would increase $300,000 annually with an additional $60,000 increase for every $1 increase in the fee. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled May 22, 1989) Adds provision that money expended from the State Migratory Waterfowl Stamp Fund shall be in accordance with the North American Waterfowl Manage- ment Plan as approved by the U.S. and Canadian governments. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds provision that 25% of funds derived from sale of migratory waterfowl stamps shall be turned over to appropriate non-profit organizations for development of waterfowl propagation areas in the U.S. and Canada and 25% of such funds to such organization for implementation of the North American Waterfowl Manage- ment Plan. Deletes provision that Director of Department of Conservation may in- crease fee for such stamps by rule. Apr 05 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 07 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource Apr 24 Fiscal Note filed Committee Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 02 Amendment No.01 ENRGY ENVRMNT Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 014-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 22 Second Reading Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01 Amendment No.02 NOVAK Adopted 110-000-003 Placed Calndr,Third Reading 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1564 HB-1599-Cont. May 25 Third Reading - Passed 114-002-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor JOYCE,JJ Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Agriculture & Conservation Jun 07 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 058-001-000 Passed both Houses Jul 17 Sent to the Governor Aug 12 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0155 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1600 MATIJEVICH. (Ch. 139, par. 322.02) Amends the Township Open Space Act. Provides that when a township which is required to prepare an open space plan has more than 500 acres of open land within its boundaries, at least 40 percent of the open land, excluding the remnants of devel- oped parcels, must be included in the open space plan proposed by the township if the plan can be implemented through the issuance of bonds in an amount not ex- ceeding 5% of the valuation of all taxable property in the township. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive Apr 26 Recommended do pass 012-005-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 27 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE HB-1601 CURRAN. (Ch. 120, pars. 439.3, 439.33, 439.103 and 441) Amends the State occupation and use tax Acts to correct the spelling of photoprocessing. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1602 MCGANN. (Ch. 120, pars. 439.3, 439.33, 439.103 and 441) Amends the State occupation and use tax Acts to correct the spelling of photoprocessing. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1603 KEANE. (Ch. 120, par. 482) Amends the definition Section of the Revenue Act of 1939 to change Department of Revenue of the State of Illinois to the Illinois Department of Revenue. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE 1565 HB-1604 HB-1604 KEANE. (Ch. 120, par. 482) Amends the definition Section of the Revenue Act of 1939 to change Department of Revenue of the State of Illinois to the Illinois Department of Revenue. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE SHB-1605 EWING. (Ch. 8, par. 37-26, new par. 37-54) Amends and adds to the Horse Racing Act to reduce amount payable to DCCA from 2/7 to 1/7 as allocation from Horse Racing Tax Allocation Fund. Grants De- partment of Agriculture a 1/7 share in order to construct or rehabilitate race horse barns on county fairgrounds having horse racing. Authorizes Department of Agri- culture to establish a grant program for such purposes. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Committee on Horse Racing Apr 27 Interim Study Calendar HORSE RACING HB-1606 MATIJEVICH. (New Act) Creates the Alcoholic Beverage Advertising and Marketing Control Act. Prohib- its alcoholic beverage advertising to be targeted or accessible to children under the age of 21 years. Prohibits youth consumer goods which have reference to any alco- holic beverage to be sold in any area of any store which is accessible to minors. Vio- lation of this Act is a Class B misdemeanor. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Consumer Protection May 05 Interim Study Calendar CONSUMER PROT HB-1607 MAYS - DANIELS - RYDER. (Ch. 127, new par. 38.2 and rep. par. 149.4) Amends the Civil Administrative Code and the State Finance Act. Requires the Governor to submit the State budget for operations in 17 bills corresponding to 17 functional budget categories. Requires the Governor to provide information to the Economic and Fiscal Commission concerning funds to be available during a fiscal year. Applies to fiscal years beginning on and after July 1, 1990. Effective January 1, 1990. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Appropriations I Apr 18 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 117-000-000 Committee Appropriations I May 04 Interim Study Calendar APPROP I HB-1608 MAYS - DANIELS - RYDER. (New Act) Creates a new Act requiring the General Assembly to appoint a Joint Budget Committee as a standing committee of each chamber. Requires the Committee to hear all matters on appropriation bills, make recommendations to the General As- sembly and annually propose a joint resolution detailing the funds available for ap- propriation. Effective January 1, 1990. ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1566 H B-1608-Cont. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Appropriations I Apr 18 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 117-000-000 Committee Appropriations I May 04 Interim Study Calendar APPROP I HB-1609 MAYS - EWING AND GRANBERG. (Ch. 127, par. 412.6) Amends An Act to create a Bureau of the Budget to provide that an indenture in- cludes a copy of the proceeding of the bond sale order. Requires changes in a gener- al obligation bond order to be reported to the Chairmen and Minority Spokesmen of the House and Senate Appropriations Committees. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: (Ch. 127, par. 412.6) Adds reference to: (Ch. 85, par. 1394; Ch. 127, pars. 652, 653,654, 662, 663) Amends the General Obligation Bond Act to increase overall bond authorization by $10,000,000. Provides that any monies received by an officer or employee of the State representing expense reimbursement from general obligation bond proceeds shall be deposited in the General Obligation Bond Retirement and Interest Fund. Amends the Metropolitan Civic Center Support Act to provide that certain bonds are subject to all of the conditions of the Act and that an application certified for one year shall continue to be certified in subsequent years. Provides that for each fiscal year beginning July 1, 1989 or later an applicant must certify that the amount to be certified by the Director does not exceed the proceeds available to fund civic center projects. Revises what is to be considered outstanding obligations. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Tabled November 2, 1989) Adds reference to: (Ch. 139, par. 325) Adds provisions amending the Township Open Space Act to increase to 40 years from 20 years the maximum maturity period on certain bonds issued by a township board of trustees. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Adds reference to: (Ch. 139, par. 325) Further amends the bill to increase to 40 years from 20 years the maximum ma- turity date for certain bonds issued pursuant to the Township Open Space Act. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Adds reference to: (Ch. 15 1/2, par. 68.14c; Ch. 17, par. 6605) Amends the Bond Authorization Act and "An Act in relation to airport authori- ties". Provides that the interest rate limitations and other provisions of the Bond Authorization Act apply to bonds issued by airport authorities. Provides for vari- able rates. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 5. Adds reference to: (Ch. 85, par. 1397b) Amends the Metropolitan Civic Center Support Act to provide that the Budget Director shall not issue bonds for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1990, unless he is able to certify the level of certain revenues. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 6. Adds reference to: (Ch. 85, par. 1394; Ch. 127, new par. 46.41b) Amends the Metropolitan Civic Center Support Act with respect to additional State financial support as appropriated by the General Assembly. Amends The Civ- il Administrative Code to give DCCA authority to make certain grants to local gov- ernments concerning federal prisons. 1567 HB-1609-Cont. 1568 SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 7. Adds reference to: (Ch. 85, par. 1394) Amends the Metropolitan Civic Center Support Act with respect to property not contiguous to the civic center property. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 8. Adds reference to: New Act; Ch. 85, pars. 3014, 3015, and 3018 and new pars. 3028 and 3029 Creates the Salem Civic Center Authority. Amends the Collinsville Civic Center Act concerning members of the board. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 9. Adds reference to: (Ch. 24, par. 2-3-5) Amends the Municipal Code to extend from January 1, 1990 to July 1, 1990 the date by which certain petitions for incorporation as a village must be filed. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Appropriations I Apr 18 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 117-000-000 Committee Appropriations I May 04 Recommended do pass 021-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 25 Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Oct 17 Sen Sponsor WEAVER,S Placed Calendr,First Readng Oct 30 First reading Assigned to Rules Committee discharged Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Executive Oct 31 Recommended do pass 017-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Nov 01 Second Reading Amendment No.01 WEAVER,S Adopted Amendment No.02 KEATS WELCH & BERMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Nov 02 Recalled to Second Reading Motion to Reconsider Vote Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 02 Tabled Amendment No.03 KEATS WELCH & BERMAN Adopted Amendment No.04 HOLMBERG Adopted Amendment No.05 LUFT Adopted Amendment No.06 LUFT Adopted Amendment No.07 ZITO Adopted Amendment No.08 WATSON Adopted Amendment No.09 SCHAFFER Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Exempt under Hse Rule 29(C) (10-18-89) Mtn filed take from Table SUSPEND RULE 79(E) PLACE ON CALENDAR ORDER CONCURRENCE -MAYS Nov 03 Mtn Take From Table Prevail Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,03,04,05,06, HB-1609-Cont. Nov 03-Cont. Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 07,08,09 3/5 vote required H Concurs in S Amend. 01,03,04,05,06,07, H Concurs in S Amend. 08,09/106-008-000 Passed both Houses Nov 28 Sent to the Governor Jan 09 1990 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-1017 Effective date 90-01-09 HB-1610 MAYS - EWING. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 6-306.5; Ch. 127, new par. 141.251) Amends the Vehicle Code and the State Finance Act to create the Parking Viola- tors Revolving Fund. Provides that the moneys in the fund shall be used by the Sec- retary of State for administering hearings and suspensions of drivers licenses for nonpayment of parking tickets and for specified transfers into the Road Fund. Ef- fective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Apr 08 May 05 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Select Comm Constitut'nal Officers Interim Study Calendar CONST OFFICER ' HB-1611 KULAS - BALANOFF - HOMER - PARCELLS. (New Act) Creates the Radon Detector Licensing Act. Provides that the Department of Public Health shall establish a procedure for the licensing of persons who engage in the detection of radon gas. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Public Health) Start-up costs in FY90 would be $40,859 and first year FY91 costs would be $79,182. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes everything after the enacting clause. Provides for the registration of ra- don detectors by the Department of Nuclear Safety rather than licensure of same by the Department of Public Health. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Registration and Regulation May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 021-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN May 17 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Fiscal Note filed Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 KULAS Withdr Amendment No.02 KULAS Adopte( Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 26 Third Reading - Passed 115-002-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 Sen Sponsor DALEY,J Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Insurance, Pensions & License Act Jun 07 Waive Posting Notice awn d Committee Insurance, Pensions & License Act Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1569 HB-1611-Cont. Jun 09 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 17 Sent to the Governor Aug 15 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0235 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1612 RYDER - MAYS. Appropriates $50,000 from the General Revenue Fund to the State Board of Ed- ucation for the Orphanage Tuition Program. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Appropriations II May 11 Interim Study Calendar APPROP II HB-1613 DANIELS - CHURCHILL - HOFFMAN - PULLEN. Makes an appropriation of $500,000 from the General Revenue Fund to the Illi- nois Development Finance Authority for the Fiscal year beginning July 1, 1989. Ef- fective July 1, 1989. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Appropriations I May 11 Interim Study Calendar APPROP I HB-1614 RYDER - MAYS. Appropriates funds from the General Revenue Fund to the State Board of Edu- cation for the truancy and dropout programs for School District #299. Appropri- ates funds for the kindergarten through 6th grade statewide reading program. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Appropriations II May 11 Interim Study Calendar APPROP II HB-1615 MAYS - RYDER. Appropriates $25,000 from the General Revenue Fund to the Department of State Police for expansion of the technical services equipment library. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Appropriations I May 11 Interim Study Calendar APPROP I 'HB-1616 MCPIKE - FLINN - WOLF - STEPHENS. (Ch. 111 2/3, pars. 662.02, 662.03, 662.04, 663, 666, 667 and 675.1; Ch. 127, par. 141.86) Amends the Downstate Public Transportation Act to provide that any Met- ro-East Transit District is a participant eligible to receive financial assistance under the Act, to eliminate the Bi-State Metropolitan Development District as a partici- pant and replace the Bi-State Public Transportation Fund with the Metro-East Public Transportation Fund. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes a grammatical correction. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. I Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1570 H B- 161-Cont. Adds immediate effective date. Apr 06 1989 First reading Apr 08 Apr 26 Placed Calndr, Apr 27 May 03 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation and Motor Vehicles Recommended do pass 015-000-001 Second Readng Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note Request W/drawn Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 12 Second Reading Amendment No.01 MCPIKE Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 18 Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor WATSON Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 First reading Rfrd to Cc Assigned t May 25 May 30 Jun 06 Jun 14 Jun 19 Jun 20 Jun 27 Jul 26 Sep 01 Adopted cmm on Assignment o Transportation Added As A Joint Sponsor HALL Committee Transportation Added As A Co-sponsor VADALABENE Committee Transportation Recommnded do pass as amend 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 TRANSPORTN Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/112-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0590 Effective date 89-09-01 Adopted HB-1617 FARLEY - MCPIKE. (Ch. 48, pars. 1603, 1604, 1607, 1609, 1610, 1611, 1614, 1617 and 1620) Amends the Illinois Public Labor Relations Act. Changes definition of supervisor by deleting provision which limits such definition to only those individuals who de- vote a preponderance of their employment time to exercising supervisory authority. Provides that the parties to a collective bargaining agreement may agree to incorpo- rate any written understandings into their collective bargaining agreement or into letters of understanding or side letters. Provides that an appeal of a labor relations board order relating to representation petitions shall be to the Appellate Court for the district in the county in which the employer maintains its principal office. Pro- vides that the labor relations board, except for representation petitions pending on January 1, 1990, shall have no jurisdiction or authority to direct an election or order an employer to bargain in a case involving an alleged historical pattern of recogni- tion. Makes it an unfair labor practice for a labor organization to refuse or fail to comply with the arbitration provisions of the Act relating to security, peace officer or firefighter disputes. Requires a majority of the employees in the bargaining unit to affirmatively approve whether to engage in a strike by a secret ballot vote and re- quires mediation to have been used without success prior to a strike. Provides that the Act is not applicable to units of local government employing less than 50 employees. 1571 HB-1617-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 48, pars. 1603, 1604, 1607, 1609, 1610, 1611, 1614, 1617 and 1620 Adds reference to: Ch. 48, par. 1615 Deletes title and everything after the enacting clause. Amends the Illinois Public Labor Relations Act. Makes a technical change relating to citations to the Metro- politan Transit Authority Act and the Regional Transportation Authority Act. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 03 Amendment No.01 LABOR COMMRCE Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 015-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 23 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE HB-1618 MAYS - RYDER. Appropriates $20,000 from the General Revenue Fund to the Department of State Police for grants to units of local government for gang crime control as autho- rized under The Civil Administrative Code of Illinois. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Appropriations I May 11 Interim Study Calendar APPROP I SHB-1619 KEANE - BALANOFF. (New Act) Creates the Asbestos Abatement Finance Act. The Act is administered by the Il- linois Development Finance Authority. The Authority may issue bonds to finance public and private asbestos abatement projects. STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE HB-1619 would have no impact on State-supported debt. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Recommends changes to provide that asbestos abatement projects undertaken by schools are governed by the Asbestos Abatement Act, the Asbestos Hazard Emer- gency Response Act, and the regulations promulgated by the Department of Public Health under those Acts. Recommends adding an effective date of January 1, 1990. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive Apr 26 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 019-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Apr 27 State Debt Note Filed Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Removed Short Debate Cal MCCRACKEN Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 10 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 12 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 100-000-000 May 15 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 18 Sen Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education SState Debt Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1572 H B-1619-Cont. Jun 05 Waive Posting Notice Committee Elementary & Secondary Education Jun 09 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 052-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 20 Sent to the Governor Sep 08 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 17 Rul Gub Comply/Rule 46.1(b) Mtn fild ovrrde amend veto 01/KEANE Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 18 Mtn fild accept amend veto 02/KEANE Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 19 Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 02/113-000-000 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 31 Mtn fild accept amend veto BERMAN Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 056-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Dec 01 Return to Gov-Certification Dec 13 Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 86-0976 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1620 CULLERTON. (Ch. 122, par. 21-7.1) Amends The School Code. Permits Chicago teachers who met certain criteria be- fore August 1, 1985 and additional criteria before September 1, 1987, and who achieved superior rating criteria for the last 5 years to obtain, until January 1, 1991, an administrative certificate with general administrative endorsement, valid only for the administrative position of assistant principal. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Implementatn Chicago School Reform May 04 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 026-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 09 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 11 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 111-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Jun 09 Recommended do pass 019-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 043-010-001 Passed both Houses Jul 20 Sent to the Governor Aug 30 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0363 Effective date 90-01-01 1573 HB-1621 MADIGAN,MJ - DANIELS. (Ch. 63, par. 14) Amends an Act concerning compensation of members of the General Assembly. Beginning the second Wednesday of January, 1989, increases the number of assis- tant majority leaders in the House from 4 to 8 and eliminates 2 majority whips. Also increases the number of assistant minority leaders in the House from 4 to 8 and eliminates 2 minority whips. Effective immediately and retroactive to January 11, 1989. FISCAL NOTE (Office of the Clerk) The fiscal impact of HB-1621 would be: FY89-$13,168.00 and FY90-$26,336.00. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Tabled June 23, 1989) Adds reference to: Ch. 63, par. 15.1; Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 2-108, 2-110, 9-121.1, 14-105.1 Deletes all changes. Amends the General Assembly Compensation Act and the Pension Code. Allows additional compensation to committee chairmen and minori- ty spokesmen. Increases leadership additional compensation. Increases leadership positions. Increases office allowances. Authorizes legislative assistants. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. (Senate recedes November 2, 1989) Adds reference to: Ch. 63, par. 15.1; Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 2-108, 2-110, 9-121.1, 14-105.1 Deletes all changes. Amends the General Assembly Compensation Act and the Pension Code. Provides additional compensation for committee chairmen, minority spokesmen, and leadership. Increases leadership positions. Authorizes legislative assistants. Amends the Pension Code to include the additional compensation and to revise the definition of "salary" with respect to the Clerk and Assistant Clerk of the House and the Secretary and Assistant Secretary of the Senate. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from Senate Amendment No. 3 Recommends that the bill be amended as follows: Deletes Reference To: Ch. 63, par. 14; Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 2-108, 2-110, 9-121.1, and 14-105.1 Deletes everything. Amends an Act concerning compensation of members of the General Assembly. Provides that beginning July 1, 1989, the expense allowance in- cludes travel in connection with legislative duties, but not political campaigns, out- side as well as inside the legislative or representative district (now limited to travel within the district). Provides that beginning July 1, 1989, the expense allowance for printing includes congratulatory mailings. Effective immediately and applies retro- actively to July 1, 1989. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive Apr 13 Fiscal Note filed Committee Executive Apr 26 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 019-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Motion filed SUSPEND RULE 35(A) AND ADVANCE TO 2ND RDING-2ND DAY SHORT DEBATE - MADIGAN Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1574 HB-1621 HB-1621-Cont. May 24 Short Debate-3rd Passed 072-036-007 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Sen Sponsor ROCK Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Executive Jun 08 Recommnded do pass as amend 018-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 21 Second Reading Amendment No.01 EXECUTIVE Tabled Amendment No.02 ROCK Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Recalled to Second Reading Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail 02-ROCK Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 02 Tabled Amendment No.03 ROCK Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 038-020-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 03 Motion Filed Concur Motion to Concur Lost 03/016-078-010 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 03 Motion to Reconsider Vote NON-CONCURRED IN SENATE AM.#3 - CULLERTON Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 03 Jul 01 Tabled House Rule 79(E) Oct 10 Exempt under Hse Rule 29(C) Tabled House Rule 79(E) Oct 18 Mtn filed take from Table SUSPEND RULE 79(E) PLACE ON ORDER OF CONCURRENCE - MADIGAN,MJ Mtn Take From Table Prevail Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 03 Oct 31 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 03 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 03 Nov 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 03 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/ROCK JOYCE,JJ, DEMUZIO, WEAVER,S & KARPIEL Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd IST/CULLERTON, GIORGI, MATIJEVICH CHURCHILL & EWING Nov 02 House report submitted House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/078-035-002 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/041-014-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Nov 07 Sent to the Governor Nov 30 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0951 Effective date 89-11-30 HB-1622 MADIGAN,MJ - DANIELS. (Ch. 63, par. 1001-1) 1575 HB-1622-Cont. Amends the Legislative Commission Reorganization Act of 1984 to remove the title's date reference. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 63, par. 1001-1 Adds reference to: Ch. 63, par. 1010-2 Deletes what is in the bill. Requires the appointing authority of each existing and new State board and commission to report certain member information to the Leg- islative Research Unit. Requires the Unit to maintain such information in comput- erized form available as a public record. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 021-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 26 Amendment No.01 DIDRICKSON Adopted May 31 Jun 01 Jun 06 Jun 08 Jun 14 Jun 19 Jul 17 Sep 01 Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate-3rd Passed 109-000-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor ROCK Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Executive Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0591 Effective date 89-09-01 'HB-1623 CURRIE - MADIGAN,MJ - FREDERICK,VF - CURRAN - NOVAK, MC- PIKE, BALANOFF, BUGIELSKI, DUNN,JOHN, DALEY, BRESLIN, DE- JAEGHER, EDLEY, DELEO, GRANBERG, HICKS, HANNIG, LEFLORE, HARTKE, HOMER, MCGANN, MCNAMARA, JONES,LOU, PHELPS, SATTERTHWAITE, SANTIAGO, MARTINEZ, LEVIN, MATIJEVICH, MULCAHEY, DAVIS, WHITE, CAPPARELLI, KULAS, RICE, TERZICH, LANG, WOOLARD, WOLF, YOUNG,A, FARLEY, FLINN, STECZO, RICHMOND, YOUNGE,W, FLOWERS, JONES,SHIRLEY, SALTSMAN, WILLIAMS, TROTTER AND SHAW. (Ch. 120, par. 500.7) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to redefine charitable or beneficent purpose to include distribution, sale or resale of donated goods when the income therefrom is used exclusively to support the charitable, religious or beneficent purposes of the owner. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of DCCA, HB-1623 constitutes a tax exemption mandate for which reimbursement of the revenue loss to units of local government is required. However, due to a lack of data, an estimate of the amount of reimbursement required as a result of HB-1623 cannot be determined. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Revenue Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1576 HB-1623-Cont. Apr 24 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Revenue May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 16 Short Debate-3rd Passed 114-000-002 May 17 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Added As A Joint Sponsor KEATS Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Revenue Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 17 Sent to the Governor Aug 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0264 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1624 MATIJEVICH AND MORROW. (Ch. 91 1/2, par. 810) Amends the Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Confidentiality Act. Provides that an employee before the Civil Service Commission or an arbitrator may have access to a recipient's records or communications when the treatment or care provided to the recipient by the employee is at issue. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Committee on Mental Health May 04 Interim Study Calendar MENTAL HEALTH SHB-1625 TATE. (New Act) Requires the purchase and use of only biodegradable plastic bags by State hospi- tals, prisons and institutions of higher learning. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 05 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT 'HB-1626 TATE, HALLOCK AND JOHNSON. (Ch. 127, pars. 60, 60d and new par. 61b) Amends The Civil Administrative Code. Requires the Department of Profession- al Regulation to issue monthly disciplinary reports concerning persons disciplined. Also enlarges subpoena power to permit issuance of subpoenas for investigative pur- poses. Imposes a fee of $1.00 per page for furnishing Department records pursuant to a subpoena. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. Professional Regulation) Assuming an average request of 50 pages at a rate of $1.00 per page, the Dept. anticipates a net increase in revenues from 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1577 HB-1626-Cont. $1,000 to $2,500 annually. Apr 06 1989 First reading Apr 08 May 04 May 05 Placed Calndj May 11 Placed Calnd] May 12 May 17 May 26 May 30 May 31 Jun 01 Jun 08 Jun 14 Jun 19 Jul 17 Sep 01 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I Motion disch comm, advc 2nd Committee Judiciary I Recommended do pass 009-001-000 r,Second Readng Fiscal Note Requested CULLERTON r,Second Readng Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor GEO-KARIS Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0592 Effective date 90-01-01 'HB-1627 GOFORTH - HICKS AND HARTKE. (Ch. 96 1/2, pars. 4801, 4802, 4804, 4805, 4806, 4807, 4808, 4809, 4811,4813, 4815, 4816, 4817, 4820, 4821) Amends An Act regulating the manufacture, possession, storage, transportation, use, sale or gift of explosives to include both high and low explosives in the definition of "explosives". Defines "blasting agent" and subjects the use and ownership of blasting agents to the same requirements as explosives. Requires all blasting caps or detonators to be stored separately from explosives and blasting agents. Requires all explosive magazines to post warning signs, the contents of such signs to be pre- scribed by rule of the Department. Deletes the table of quantity of explosives that may be stored and distance of explosive magazines from each other and directs the Department to establish rules regulating such quantities and distances. Requires explosive magazines to be constructed in accordance with rules established by the Department. Requires vehicles carrying explosives to have the word "explosive" on all 4 sides of the vehicle. Requires each applicant for a license to possess explosives to submit verified fingerprint cards. Directs the Department of State Police to com- pare these fingerprint cards with those of known criminals. Allows the Department to charge a fee for processing the fingerprint cards. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that federal regulations other than Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms be considered by the Department of Mines and Minerals when establishing storage rules. Also provides that fingerprint card processing fees be paid into the State Po- lice Services Fund. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 96 1/2, pars. 5409, 5413, 5417, 5420 and 5426; Ch. 127, new pars. 45.1 and 45.2 Amends the Illinois Oil and Gas Act. Expands the authority of the Department of Mines and Minerals relative to health and safety standards and procedures for the SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1578 HB-1627-Cont. protection of persons working underground in oil and gas operations. Adds notice, hearing and penalty provisions to address Act violations, and provides for issuance of final administrative orders in connection therewith and for enforcement of such orders through circuit court actions instituted by the Attorney General. Replaces existing provisions relative to temporary remedial action in emergencies with imme- diate cessation authority or orders in cases where injury to public health or signifi- cant environmental or property damage is imminent. Authorizes the Department to establish application fees by rule. Also amends The Civil Administrative Code rela- tive to verification of documents filed with the Department of Mines and Minerals and proof of Departmental records by certification thereof. Establishes a $1.00 cer- tification fee. Makes the knowing signing of a fraudulent document a Class A misdemeanor. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 1003.32 and 1021, new par. 1003.76 Amends the Environmental Protection Act. Adds provisions relating to the stor- age and disposal of coal combustion waste. Deletes certain facilities for the storage or dispostal of such waste from the definition of "regional pollution control facility." SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes reference to: Ch. 96 1/2, pars. 4801, 4802, 4804, 4805, 4806, 4807, 4808, 4809, 4811, 4813, 4815, 4816, 4817, 4820, and 4821. Adds reference to: Ch. 96 1/2, rep. pars. 4801 through 4821 Creates the Illinois Explosives Act. Provides for the regulation of the sale, trans- port, possession and storage of explosives. Provides for issuance of licenses and per- mits by the Department of Mines and Minerals. Establishes administrative procedures. Makes possession of explosives without a license a Class 3 felony. Makes other violations of the Act a Class B misdemeanor. Deletes all changes to and repeals "An Act regulating the manufacture, possession, storage, transporta- tion, use, sale or gift of explosives". Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 016-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 12 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 GOFORTH Adopted Amendment No.02 GOFORTH Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 22 Short Debate-3rd Passed 107-000-001 May 23 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor DUNN,R Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Energy & Environment May 31 Added As A Joint Sponsor DONAHUE Added As A Joint Sponsor O'DANIEL Committee Energy & Environment Jun 06 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 DUNN,R Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 20 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 DUNN,R Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02/115-000-000 Passed both Houses 1579 HB-1627-Cont. Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Aug 30 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0364 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1628 CHURCHILL. (Ch. 42, new par. 319.99) Amends the Metropolitan Sanitary District Act to add a short title. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive May 04 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE SHB-1629 STANGE - PARKE. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 7056.1) Amends the Solid Waste Management Act to direct the Department of Energy and Natural Resources to conduct a public education program on waste manage- ment and recycling; includes seminars, research programs, curriculum develop- ment, a waste generator's hotline and other activities in the program; directs the adoption of an official recycling logo. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 04 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-1630 STANGE. (Ch. 111 2/3, par. 306) Amends the Metropolitan Transit Authority Act to provide that the first duty of the MTA is to provide safe and secure transportation to the public. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive May 03 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 116-000-000 Committee Executive May 04 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd Committee Executive May 05 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE HB-1631 STANGE. (Ch. 11l 2/3, par. 327) Amends the Metropolitan Transit Authority Act. Deletes provisions which ex- empt from liability the governing body, and employees thereof, for failure to pre- vent crimes by passengers or other third parties. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive May 03 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 116-000-000 Committee Executive May 04 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd Committee Executive May 05 Motn discharge comm lost 050-036-012 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE SHB-1632 SATTERTHWAITE. (Ch. 122, par. 30-15.7) Amends the Higher Education Student Assistance Law in The School Code. Pro- vides up to one additional year of Illinois State Scholarship award eligibility for stu- dents required to participate in full-time remedial mathematics and language arts programs at certain institutions of higher learning. * Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1580 HB-1632-Cont. Apr 06 1989 First reading Apr 08 May 04 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Higher Education Interim Study Calendar HIGHER ED HB-1633 KUBIK. (Ch. 46, pars. 17-9 and 18-5) Amends The Election Code. Permits a person who has voted absentee to vote at a polling place if the polling place has received his absentee ballot and if his absentee ballot is marked as voided. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Elections May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1634 KUBIK. (Ch. 46, par. 19-12.1) Amends The Election Code to provide that applications for renewal of disabled voter's identification cards shall be mailed to the voters holding such cards not less than 3 months prior to the date of expiration of the cards. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of DCCA, HB 1634 creates a local government or- ganization and structure mandate for which no reimbursement is requried under the State Mandates Act. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Elections May 01 St Mandate Fis Note Filed May 05 Committee Elections Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1635 KULAS - PETERSON,W. (Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 1039 and 1039.3; rep. pars. 1039.2 and 1040.1) Amends the Environmental Protection Act to repeal the local site review provisions. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & May 04 May 10 May 26 Nat. Resource Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Motion to Suspend Rule 37(G)/KULAS Verified Mtn Lost to Suspend Rule 37(G)/058-049-000 Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-1636 RONAN. (Ch. 48, par. 138.8) Amends the Workers' Compensation Act in relation to claims for hearing loss. Provides that sound levels may be evidenced by lay testimony, expert opinion or me- chanical measurement, and that mechanical measurement of sound to which the employee has been exposed shall not be required to prove sound levels. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 03 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1581 HB-1637 ' HB-1637 MATIJEVICH - PARCELLS - PULLEN. (Ch. 121, new par. 100-19.1) Amends the Toll Highway Authority Act to reduce the tolls on the Northwest and Tri-State Tollways from 400 to 250 per segment, beginning January 1, 1990. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Comm. on Roads and Apr 27 May 02 May 12 Bridges Recommended do pass 011-001-003 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note Request W/drawn Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Interim Study Calendar ROADS BRIDGES SHB-1638 MATIJEVICH - PARCELLS - PULLEN. (Ch. 121, par. 100-21) Amends the Toll Highway Authority Act to eliminate tolls on the Northwest and Tri-State Tollways, beginning January 1, 1990. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Comm. on Roads and May 04 May 09 Bridges Recommended do pass 011-004-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Interim Study Calendar ROADS BRIDGES 'HB-1639 MATIJEVICH. (Ch. 122, new par. 7C-2) Amends The School Code. Changes the boundaries of certain school districts meeting specified criteria in counties having a population between 400,000 and 600,000 inhabitants. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes the substantive proposals of the bill as introduced, other than the caption of the section added to The School Code. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Apr 28 Education Amendment No.01 ELEM SCND ED Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 026-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-1640 CURRAN. (Ch. 127, par. 2701-2) Amends The Build Illinois Act to remove the term "hereby". Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Comm. Economic Development May 04 Interim Study Calendar ECONOMIC DEV ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1582 HB-1641 CURRAN. (Ch. 127, par. 2803) Amends the Build Illinois Bond Act to remove the term "hereby". Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Comm. Economic Development May 04 Interim Study Calendar ECONOMIC DEV HB-1642 CURRAN. (Ch. 127, par. 2710-5) Amends the Article of the Build Illinois Act creating the Large Business Devel- opment Act. Provides that the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs may solicit (instead of "shall not be prohibited from soliciting") applications for loans under the Article. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Comm. Economic Development May 04 Interim Study Calendar ECONOMIC DEV HB-1643 CURRAN. (Ch. 127, par. 2711-1) Amends the Article of the Build Illinois Act creating the Small Business Incuba- tor Act. Changes the short title. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Comm. Economic Development May 04 Interim Study Calendar ECONOMIC DEV HB-1644 CURRAN. (Ch. 127, par. 46.4) Amends the Civil Administrative Code provisions concerning the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs to make a grammatical change. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Comm. Economic Development May 04 Interim Study Calendar ECONOMIC DEV ' HB-1645 LEVIN. (New Act) Creates the Public Employee Drug Testing Act which establishes the circum- stances under which a public employer may require alcohol and drug testing of pub- lic employees or applicants, the consequences and confidentiality of such tests and the reliability of such tests. Establishes requirements and methods for conducting such tests. Effective January 1, 1990. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1583 HB-1641 HB-1646 'HB-1646 MCPIKE AND WENNLUND. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1022.23, par. 1039.2) Amends the Environmental Protection Act to direct the Agency to develop proce- dures for assisting counties in selecting potential sites for solid waste facilities to be included in county solid waste management plans; requires consideration of local site review criteria when designating sites; provides that local site review of a facili- ty to be located on a designated site shall be limited to the imposition of appropriate design and operating conditions, and shall not include reconsideration of the site re- view criteria. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 04 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-1647 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 17, par. 345) Amends the Banking Act to make a technical change. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Financial Institutions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1648 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 67 1/2, new par. 715a; Ch. 120, new par. 2-208) Amends the Community Development Finance Corporation Act and the Illinois Income Tax Act. Provides for an income tax credit for investments in the Illinois Community Development Finance Corporation. A total of $3,000,000 total credits for the entire State is allowed in any year. Taxpayers may carryover credits to fu- ture years. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 67 1/2, new par. 715a; Ch. 120, new par. 2-208. Adds reference to: Ch. 67 1/2, par. 712. Deletes everything in the bill. Provides that the Treasurer of the State of Illinois or his designee shall serve as chairman of the Illinois Community Development Fi- nance Corporation rather than the Lt. Governor or his designee. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Amendment No.01 REVENUE Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 26 Short Debate-3rd Passed 105-004-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor HALL Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Jun 08 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1584 HB-1648-Cont. Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 057-002-000 Passed both Houses Jul 17 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0593 Effective date 90-01-01 'HB-1649 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 127, par. 46.19c) Amends The Civil Administrative Code of Illinois to provide that the Office of Urban Assistance in DCCA shall propose an economic Bill of Rights for the disad- vantaged, designate depressed urban areas as "revitalization areas" and propose re- vitalization plans and establish an urban research institute. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Urban Redevelopment May 05 Interim Study Calendar URB REDEVELOP HB-1650 YOUNGE,W. Appropriates $70,000 to the East St. Louis Area Development Authority to meet its ordinary and contingent expenses. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Appropriations I May 11 Interim Study Calendar APPROP I 'HB-1651 YOUNGE,W AND JONES,LOU. (New Act) Creates the Urban Civilian Youth Service. Provides that the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs shall report on urban youth unemployment and design a work program for such persons. Effective July 1, 1989. FISCAL NOTE (DCCA) First year start up costs - $245,000. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Urban Redevelopment Apr 27 Recommended do pass 003-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note Requested STEPHENS Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Interim Study Calendar URB REDEVELOP HB-1652 YOUNGE,W. Appropriates $3,000,000 to the Office of Urban Assistance of the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs for summer jobs for inner-city youth. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Appropriations I May 11 Interim Study Calendar APPROP I HB-1653 YOUNGE,W. (New Act) Creates the Mine Subsidence Disclosure Act. Requires the transferor of real property, at the time the agreement to transfer is made, to disclose information con- 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1585 HB-1653-Cont. cerning mine subsidence and subsidence insurance to the transferee and lender. Al- lows liquidated damages or actual damages, whichever are greater, together with costs, attorney's fees, and expenses to be awarded against a transferor who violates the Act. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Eliminates requirement of disclosing insurance carriers since 1981, extent of un- dermining, and each instance of mine subsidence. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that if a transferor of real property fails to make required disclosures, or knowingly makes a false disclosure, the transferee and the lender may each recover actual damages incurred within 5 years after the date of transfer; removes provision for recovery of liquidated damages and other expenses. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 02 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 013-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 23 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.02 YOUNGE,W Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 26 Short Debate-3rd Passed 103-003-001 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor HALL Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Agriculture & Conservation Jun 07 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 17 Sent to the Governor Aug 15 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0236 Effective date 90-01-01 'HB-1654 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 24, new pars. 8-3-16.1, 8-3-17, 8-3-18, 8-3-19, 8-3-20 and 8-3-21; Ch. 127, new par. 141.253) Amends the Illinois Municipal Code to authorize municipalities of over 5,000 people to levy an earnings tax after referendum approval. Provides for additional levies, administration and distribution of the tax, and penalties for violations. Es- tablishes the Municipal Earnings Tax Fund in the State Treasury. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-1655 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 67 1/2, new par. 307.24h) Amends the Housing Development Act. Provides that the Housing Development Authority may plan, finance and develop single-family and multi-family housing for persons and families of low and moderate income in the most severely financial- ly distressed municipalities in the State. Provides that the Authority may use its various powers to produce such housing. Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1586 HB-1655-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 67 1/2, new par. 307.24h Adds reference to: New Act Creates the Illinois Low-Income Homebuyer's Program under the authority of the Housing Development Authority. FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (Housing Developing Authority) Based upon production of 50 homes, the total cost of the pro- gram for an estimated 30 year life of each loan is estimated at $4,650,000. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Committee on Housing May 04 Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 08 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Amendment No.01 YOUNGE,W Adopted 063-046-003 Fiscal Note filed Held on 2nd Reading May 26 Placed Calndr,Third Reading 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. Interim Study Calendar HOUSING SHB-1656 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 23, par. 6-2) Amends the Public Aid Code. Provides that no person receiving General Assis- tance shall be denied necessary medical assistance of a quality equal to the assis- tance provided under the Medical Assistance Article of the Code, and that, to the extent a local governmental unit does not provide such assistance, it shall be provid- ed by the Department of Public Aid. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE HB-1657 YOUNGE,W - YOUNG,A. (Ch. 127, new par. 132.608b) Amends the Minority and Female Business Enterprise Act to authorize the as- signment of the proceeds of contracts awarded under the Act for purposes of obtain- ing financing. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 010-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 26 Verified Short Debate-3rd Passed 060-040-001 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor HALL Placed Calendr,First Readng 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1587 HB-1657-Cont. Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive HB-1658 JOHNSON. Appropriates $10,000 from the General Revenue Fund to the State Fire Marshal for grants to groups of registered voters to defray the expenses of organizing a new fire protection district as authorized under An Act in relation to fire protection dis- tricts, approved July 8, 1927. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Appropriations I May 11 Interim Study Calendar APPROP I SHB-1659 CHURCHILL. (Ch. 127, pars. 6.26, 46.19a, 46.30a and rep. par. 46.30) Amends the Civil Administrative Code. Increases the membership of the Com- merce and Community Affairs Advisory Council from 15 to 18. Authorizes the De- partment of Commerce and Community Affairs to facilitate and fund various programs of self-employment training and employee training for expanding or de- veloping Illinois firms. Permits the awarding of grants to educational institutions for job-training programs to create, relocate or expand industrial firms. Authorizes the Department to collect fees for its efforts in relation to tourism and international business programs. Repeals the Department's authority to collect fees for printed material related to promotion of tourism as set forth in another Section of the Code. Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE (DCCA) No direct impact on State revenues or expenditures. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 127, par. 46.1 and new par. 46.60 Creates the Public Housing Tenant Manager Training Act. Creates a program, to be administered by the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs, for the recruitment of volunteers to train and assist public housing tenants in the man- agement and operation of public housing. Provides that the Department shall pro- vide materials, facilities, supplies, support services and reimbursements relating to training activities. Amends the Civil Administrative Code to provide that the De- partment shall exercise the powers and perform the duties specified in the Act. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Comm. Economic Development May 03 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 012-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Fiscal Note Requested CULLERTON Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Fiscal Note filed Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 26 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 WILLIAMS Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/117-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 116-001-000 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 02 Sen Sponsor WOODYARD Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Executive ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1588 HB-1659-Cont. Jun 08 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 17 Sent to the Governor Sep 07 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0813 Effective date 89-09-07 HB-1660 CHURCHILL. (Ch. 111, pars. 2311, 2316, 2319, 2321, 2323 and new par. 2353a; rep. par. 2343) Amends the Illinois Dental Practice Act. Changes name of "temporary license" to "temporary training license". Creates a new category of inactive status for den- tists and dental hygienists. Provides that dentists or dental hygienists from other states who seek licensure by endorsement in Illinois must have practiced for at least 3 of the 5 years immediately preceding such application. Provides that dentists who provide free dental treatment shall be exempt from civil liability, except for willful and wanton misconduct. Requires the Department of Professional Regulation to initiate disciplinary actions within 3 years of receiving a complaint or 5 years of the alleged violation. Abolishes prohibition against dental offices using assumed names. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 111, par. 2345 Provides that certain advertising by dentists concerning specialities must contain a disclaimer that the dentist does not hold a license in that specialty. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes the new paragraph concerning exemption from civil liability for free care. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Provides that the applicant must be from a school approved by the Department. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides criteria for approval and good standing of dental education programs. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 02 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Amendment No.02 JUDICIARY I Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 010-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 09 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 10 Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 17 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.03 CHURCHILL Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/116-000-000 Short Debate-3rd Passed 111-000-001 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 02 Sen Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 Added As A Joint Sponsor DEANGELIS First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Insurance, Pensions & License Act 1589 HB-1660-Cont. Jun 09 Recommnded do pass as amend 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 INS PEN LIC Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 058-001-000 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/110-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0594 Effective date 89-09-01 SHB-1661 RYDER. Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 2203.15, 2204, 2205, 2205.01, 2205.02, 2206, 2207, 2208, 2209, 2210, 2213, 2214, 2221 and 2222; new pars. 2203.25, 2221.01 and 2222.01) Amends the Structural Pest Control Act to revise enforcement powers of the De- partment of Public Health. Sets out requirements for licensing of an apprentice pest control technician. Provides the Department shall pursuant to rule require exami- nation and supervision of such technicians by a certified technician. Provides for suspension of licenses and administrative penalties for violations of the Act and that local governmental health departments may make inspections and investigations as agents of the Department. Effective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 2203.15, 2204, 2205, 2205.01, 2205.02, 2206, 2207, 2208, 2209, 2210, 2213, 2214, 2221 and 2222; new pars. 2203.25, 2221.01 and 2222.01 Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 185.3, 185.4, 185.5, 185.8, 185.10, 185.13A, 185.14, 1203.01, 1204, 1213, 1227, 4402, 4403, 4405; new pars. 1228 and 4407; rep. pars. 185.5-1 thru 185.5-12, 185.10A, 185.10A-1 and 1225; Ch. 122, par. 1609 Deletes everything. Adds provisions amending the Migrant Labor Camp Law, the Swimming Pool and Bathing Beach Act, the Mobile Home Tiedown Act and the Toxic Art Supplies in Schools Act to revise enforcement powers of the Depart- ment of Public Health in administering such Acts. Also, repeals various sections of the Acts dealing with migrant labor camps and swimming pools. In addition abol- ishes requirement for public hearings prior to adopting health and safety rules for swimming pools and beaches. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that a mobile home park owner shall make available, rather than pro- vide, a copy of the Mobile Home Owners' Tiedown Guide. Removes exception from the Illinois Administrative Procedure Act contained in the Toxic Art Supplies For School Act regarding the compilation of a list of approved art supplies. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Registration and Regulation May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 021-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Fiscal Note Requested CULLERTON Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 17 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 24 Fiscal Note Request W/drawn Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Third Reading - Passed 115-001-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor WOODYARD Placed Calendr,First Readng 1590 HB-1661-Cont. May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn Jun 09 Recommnded do pass as amend 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Amendment No.01 PUB HLTH WEL Adopted Amendment No.02 WOODYARD Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02/114-001-001 Passed both Houses Jul 27 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved Effective date 89-09-01 Effective date 90-01-01 (SECTIONS 1,3 & 5) PUBLIC ACT 86-0595 ' HB-1662 RYDER. (Ch. 111, pars. 2306, 2309, 2319, 2321, 2322, 2323, 2324, 2804, 2805, 2807, 2811, 2813, 2817, 2818, 2820, 2823, 2824, 2828, 2836, 2836.1, 3515, 3520, 3521, 3523, 3525, 3658, 3659, 3663, 3665, 3667, 3708, 3709, 3713, 3716, 3719, 3918, 3924, 3925, 4147, 4148, 4150, 4261, 4262, 4267, 4282.1, 4400-21, 4609, 4612, 4615, 4622, 4622.14, 4814, 4817, 4818, 4824, 7013, 7014.1, and 7025) Amends The Dental Practice Act, The Funeral Directors and Embalmers Li- censing Act, The Illinois Nursing Act of 1987, the Nursing Home Administrators Licensing and Disciplinary Act, the Occupational Therapy Practice Act, the Phar- macy Practice Act, the Physical Therapy Act, the Medical Practice Act of 1987, the Physician Assistant Practice Act of 1987, the Podiatric Medical Practice Act of 1987, and the Veterinary Medicine and Surgery Practice Act regarding various as- pects of administering these health related profession Acts. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Removes the provision changing the composition of the Board of Dentistry. Changes the provision concerning licensing applicants from out of state. Removes a reference to continuing education sponsors in the violations Section of the Nursing Home Administrators Licensing Act. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Removes the provision allowing the Department of Professional Regulation to as- sess the costs of an investigation to a licensee under the Pharmacy Practice Act. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Makes a technical correction. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Removes the increase in the maximum fine which the Department of Professional Regulation may impose under the Nursing Home Administrators Licensing and Disciplinary Act for violations of the Act. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 7. Increases the maximum fine that can be imposed for a violation of the Nursing Home Administrators Act from $500 to $1,000. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 9. Adds reference to: Ch. 111, par. 4129 Provides for fines for violations of the Nursing Act of 1987 which result in mone- tary gain. Amends the Pharmacy Practice Act concerning practice of pharmacy technicians. Removes language added to Physician Assistant Act concerning quali- fications for licensure. Makes the maximum fine which can be imposed under the Veterinary Practice Act $1000. ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1591 HB-1662-Cont. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Professional Regulation) The fiscal impact of HB 1662 can be measured by the additional revenue the Dept. will be able to generate with the fee in- creases in this bill. Total increase in revenue $1,822,866. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive May 04 Amendment No.01 EXECUTIVE Ado May 11 May 23 Amendment No.02 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate 1 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.03 1 Amendment No.04 1 Amendment No.05 1 Amendment No.06 1 Amendment No.07 Amendment No.08 Amendment No.09 Amendment No. 10 -r--- EXECUTIVE Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 015-000-000 Fiscal Note Requested CULLERTON RYDER ROPP BLACK KEANE RYDER RYDER RYDER RYDER RYDER Fiscal Note filed Adopted Adopted Withdrawn Tabled Adopted Withdrawn Adopted Withdrawn Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 24 Short Debate-3rd Passed 113-000-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor SCHAFFER Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Insurance, Pensions & License Act Jun 09 Jun 14 Jun 21 Jul 20 Sep 01 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 044-010-001 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0596 Effective date 90-01-01 'HB-1663 HICKS - FLINN - HOMER. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1004) Amends the Environmental Protection Act to provide for 100% funding (without matching funds) for construction of public water supplies by local government units. Provides such grants shall not be terminated except by standards set forth in rules adopted by the E.P.A. Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE (EPA) Since the grants are specific line-item appropriations, there will be no net fiscal impact to the State. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & Apr 27 May 02 Nat. Resource, Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 114-000-000 Committee Energy Environment & Nat. Resource Recommended do pass 012-001-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1592 ! opted i it 1 HB-1663-Cont. May 03 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 15 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-1664 LEVIN. (Ch. 46, par. 24A-9) Amends the Election Code to provide that an election jurisdiction which, as of January 1, 1983, used an electronic voting system which is incapable of performing a post-tabulation test shall be exempt from the post-tabulation testing requirement until the voting system is replaced or until November 1, 1992, whichever is earlier. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Elections May 05 Interim Study Calendar ELECTIONS SHB-1665 RYDER - LEVIN. (Ch. 23, par. 5005) Amends an Act creating the Department of Children and Family Services to pro- vide that the Department may delegate its duty to maintain and make available lists of persons who have been approved for adoption of hard-to-place or handicapped children. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Committee on Children Apr 27 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 010-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 09 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 116-000-000 May 11 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 Sen Sponsor JONES Added As A Joint Sponsor SMITH Added As A Joint Sponsor WOODYARD Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn Jun 01 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 057-002-000 Passed both Houses Jul 20 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0597 Effective date 89-09-01 HB-1666 RYDER - FLINN. (Ch. 17, par. 359; Ch. 120, pars. 439.2, 439.32 and 592.2) Amends the Banking Act by changing duties of the State Banking Board in rela- tion to the removal of State bank officials. Amends the Use Tax Act by changing the 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1593 HB-1666--Cont. definition of "retailer maintaining a place of business in this State". Amends the Service Use Tax Act by changing the definition of "serviceman maintaining a place of business in this State". Amends the Revenue Act by deleting a provision that the Property Tax Appeal Board may use a one-year assessment level based on relevant sales during the previous year in determining the correct assessment of property which is the subject of an appeal. Effective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 120, new par. 6-604 Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act to provide that any payment to the Depart- ment of Revenue which is made by a check or money order not payable to the Illi- nois Department of Revenue shall be returned to the taxpayer within 15 days after receipt by the Department. Also allows the Department to cash checks not payable to it if the checks are for the correct amount. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Recommends allowing the Department of Revenue to cash a check sent to it if the amount of the check is equal to the amount owed "to the State of Illinois" (instead of the amount owed "on the return filed with such check"). Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 17 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor WOODYARD Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Revenue Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 TOPINKA Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 057-002-000 Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/111-001-001 Passed both Houses Jul 27 Sent to the Governor Sep 06 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 11 Mtn fild accept amend veto RYDER Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 17 Rul Gub Comply/Rule 46.1(b) Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 19 3/5 vote required Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 113-000-000 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 31 Mtn fild accept amend veto WOODYARD 3/5 vote required Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 057-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Dec 01 Return to Gov-Certification Dec 13 Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 86-0977 Effective date 89-12-13 1594 HB-1667 HB-1667 MCCRACKEN - FLINN. (Ch. 121, par. 307.14) Amends an Act in relation to the Department of State Police. Requires the State Police Merit Board to establish standards for granting continuances and extensions in hearings affecting the status of State Police officers. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 03 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 012-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor O'DANIEL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Executive Jun 08 Recommended do pass 019-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng HB-1668 OLSON,MYRON - LEVIN. (Ch. 48, par. 577) Amends the Unemployment Insurance Act. Provides that the Director of Em- ployment Security shall adopt rules to determine when an employing unit has suc- ceeded to substantially all, or a severable portion, of the business of a predecessor, for purposes of establishing the employing unit's contribution rate under the Act. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 03 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE HB-1669 OLSON,MYRON - HICKS. (Ch. 48, pars. 579 and 2301) Amends the Unemployment Insurance Act to provide that the Director of Em- ployment Security shall promulgate, by rule, precise standards for determining when an employer's contribution rate shall increase. Amends an Act in relation to the provision of arbitration services by the Department of Labor to provide that the Department of Labor shall promulgate, by rule, precise standards to determine what constitutes just cause for giving a notice of cancellation to an arbitrator who is the subject of complaints by parties. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 03 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE HB-1670 OLSON,MYRON - RYDER. (Ch. 11l 1/2, par. 1022.15) Amends the Environmental Protection Act by requiring the Environmental Pro- tection Agency to promulgate rules setting forth standards in relation to grants to local governments in planning for the management of nonhazardous solid waste. Ef- fective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1004 Provides that Environmental Protection Agency rules for public water supply project grants from Build Illinois funds shall include a requirement for a local 1595 HB-1670-Cont. match of 30% of the cost of the project. Provides that the EPA shall not take speci- fied actions regarding grants for the financing and construction of public water sup- ply facilities without adopting standards in relation to such actions. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 010-000-001 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 12 Short Debate-3rd Passed 104-000-000 May 15 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor O'DANIEL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Agriculture & Conservation May 31 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 08 Added As A Co-sponsor MACDONALD Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 O'DANIEL Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 056-001-002 Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/116-001-000 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Aug 30 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0365 Effective date 89-08-30 HB-1671 RYDER. (Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 1412 and 1413) Amends the Health Maintenance Organization Act to require the Department of Public Health to promulgate rules regarding examination fees and standards for certification of noncompliance with obligations to furnish health care services. Ef- fective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that the examination fee shall consist of a fixed fee plus an additional fee based upon enrollment. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Insurance May 04 Amendment No.01 INSURANCE Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 017-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 17 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor JONES Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Insurance, Pensions & License Act Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr Third ReadinQ 1596 H B-1671 -Cont. Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 054-004-001 Passed both Houses Jul 20 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0598 Effective date 89-09-01 HB-1672 HICKS - LEVIN - MCCRACKEN. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 18c-1501) Amends the Vehicle Code. Prohibits imposition of new types of motor carrier fees by the Illinois Commerce Commission other than those authorized by statute. Ef- fective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes amendatory language in original bill. Provides that the Illinois Com- merce Commission shall have the authority to impose any new types of fees. Pro- vides amendatory language is not intended to change the meaning of the Section. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Transportation and Motor Vehicles May 03 Amendment No.01 TRANSPORTATN Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 024-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 24 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-1673 COUNTRYMAN - FLINN - LEVIN. (Ch. 127, par. 1006.02) Amends the Administrative Procedure Act. Provides that an agency that incor- porates materials into its rules by reference need not make the incorporated materi- als available for copying if in so doing the agency would infringe upon another entity's copyright. Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE (Joint Committee On Adminstrative Rules) If is not possible to estimate a dollar amount of fiscal impact because savings to the State would depend on the number of re- quests for duplication of material that is copyrighted. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Fiscal Note Requested CULLERTON Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 12 Fiscal Note filed Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 17 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 19 Short Debate-3rd Passed 114-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor JONES Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 054-005-000 Passed both Houses 1597 HB-1673-Cont. Jul 20 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0599 Effective date 89-09-01 HB-1674 COUNTRYMAN - FLINN - LEVIN. (Ch. 127, par. 1007.08) Amends the Administrative Procedure Act to provide that Joint Committee on Administrative Rules may evaluate State agency rules on a periodic basis rather than every 5 years. Makes such evaluation permissive rather than mandatory. Ef- fective immediately. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Recommends changing provision that JCAR may evaluate administrative rules of State agencies on a periodic basis to provide that such evaluation be performed not more than once every 5 years. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 021-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Short Debate-3rd Passed 106-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 Sen Sponsor JONES Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Executive Jun 01 Recommended do pass 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 054-004-001 Passed both Houses Jul 20 Sent to the Governor Sep 08 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 11 Mtn fild accept amend veto COUNTRYMAN Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 17 Rul Gub Ncmply/Rule 46.1(b) Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 19 Bill dead-amendatory veto. 'HB-1675 RICHMOND. (New Act) Limits location of sites for new correctional facilities to counties where closures of a facility or announcement of such has been made if construction commences within 5 years thereof. Provides Act does not apply if county board votes that county not be considered within 60 days of announced closure or if Governor determines no feasi- ble site exists in such county. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1598 HB-1676 CURRAN. (Ch. 48, par. 1610) Amends the Illinois Public Labor Relations Act. Provides that the Illinois Labor Relations Board may defer resolution of grievances of unfair labor practices to a grievance and arbitration procedure if such procedure is contracted for between the parties. Classifies the refusal of an employer or his agent to refuse collective bar- gaining agreements, or to comply with arbitration procedures and binding arbitra- tion awards to be an unfair labor practice. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 03 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE HB-1677 COWLISHAW - PARCELLS - MAYS. (Ch. 122, par. 24-2) Amends The School Code. Eliminates the first Monday in March (observed as Casimir Pulaski's birthday) as a legal school holiday. Designates the day after Thanksgiving as American Heritage Day, a legal school holiday. Effective January 1, 1990. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1678 COWLISHAW. (Ch. 91 1/2, new par. 100-60; Ch. 122, new par. 2-3.93) Amends an Act codifying the powers and duties of the Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities and The School Code. Requires the Depart- ment of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities and the State Board of Edu- cation to establish a program of transitional, educational services for developmentally disabled adults. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Committee on Mental Health May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1679 COWLISHAW. (Ch. 17, par. 4908) Amends the Mortgage Escrow Account Act to provide that after termination of an escrow, a lender may reestablish the escrow if the borrower does not deliver evi- dence of payment of taxes to the lender. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Financial Institutions May 03. Interim Study Calendar FIN INSTIT HB-1680 COWLISHAW - HOFFMAN. (Ch. 122, par. 14-3.01) Amends The School Code. In the provisions relating to the Advisory Council on Education of Handicapped Children, deletes a redundant description. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes reference to: Ch. 122, par. 14-3.01 Adds reference to: Ch. 120, par. 610.1; Ch. 122, pars. 2-3.33 and 2-3.84 Changes the title, deletes everything after the enacting clause and amends The School Code and the Revenue Act of 1939 relative to the conditions required for re- 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1599 HB-1676 HB-1680-Cont. computation and adjustment of State aid and reimbursement claims by school districts. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Adds reference to: Ch. 122, par. 2-3.51 Provides for payment to qualifying school districts, under the reading improve- ment program, for reading specialists at not to exceed the minimum (currently 2/3 of the minimum) starting teacher salary in the district. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Eliminates the substantive changes proposed and relative to the county clerk's collection of final adjustments, and requires the State Board of Education to incor- porate the total aggregate adjustments to assessments in calculating State aid. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 28 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 023-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 26 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 COWLISHAW Withdrawn Amendment No.02 HOFFMAN Adopted Amendment No.03 HOFFMAN Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate-3rd Passed 100-001-001 May 31 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Jun 09 Recommnded do pass as amend 013-007-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 ELEM SCND ED Tabled Amendment No.02 BERMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 02 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 02/116-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Aug 15 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0237 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1681 COWLISHAW. (Ch. 122, par. 27-8.1) Amends The School Code. Deletes obsolete provisions from the health examina- tion and immunization provisions. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 122, par. 27-8.1 Adds reference to: Ch. 122, par. 18-8 Changes the title, deletes everything after the enacting clause, and increases to 1.15 the average daily attendance weighting factor for 7th and 8th grade pupils in the State aid formula of The School Code. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education 1600 H B-168 l-Cont. May 05 Recommended do pass 018-005-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 17 Second Reading Amendment No.01 KLEMM Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Interim Study Calendar ELEM SCND ED HB-1682 MCGANN. (Ch. 91 1/2, par. 3-510) Amends the Article of the Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Code dealing with admission of mentally ill minors. Changes the criteria for discharge of such minors from mental health facilities pursuant to court order, and provides that a court may order the minor admitted to a program of alternative treatment under specified circumstances. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Committee on Mental Health May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1683 MCGANN. (Ch. 91 1/2, par. 3-501) Amends the Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Code. Provides that any minor age 12 (now, 14) or older may request and receive outpatient counseling or psychotherapy. Until consent of the minor's parent or guardian is obtained, those services provided to a minor under age 17 shall be limited to 5 45-minute sessions. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Committee on Mental Health May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1684 ROPP. (Ch. 8, par. 376) Amends Animal Control Act to delete provision as to third offense violating the Act and to clarify all subsequent offenses after the second shall be Class C misdemeanors. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1685 MATIJEVICH - WOLF - GIORGI - SALTSMAN. (Ch. 17, pars. 4410 and 4435) Amends The Illinois Credit Union Act to provide that the annual examination of a credit union by a public accountant may serve as the examination required by the Department of Financial Institutions. Provides that annual external audits may serve as internal audits. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that external audit of a credit union by a public accountant may serve as the annual examination of the credit union. Requires verification of accounts and loans to be made annually. Requires an external audit of credit unions having more than $3,000,000, but less than $5,000,000, in assets every 3 years. Adds immediate effective date. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Financial Institutions Apr 26 Amendment No.01 FIN INSTIT Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 026-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate 1601 HB-1685-Cont. May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 Sen Sponsor JACOBS Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Finance & Credit Regulations Jun 08 Recommended do pass 016-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 17 Sent to the Governor Aug 15 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0238 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1686 CHURCHILL - MCPIKE. (Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 241-12 and 241-13) Amends the Low Level Radioactive Waste Management Act to provide that the Director of the Department of Nuclear Safety may exercise eminent domain rights. Provides for a nuclear reactor fee increase and a change in the fee structure. Effec- tive immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes amendatory language permitting the Director to exercise certain land ac- quisition rights including eminent domain and "quick take". FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Nuclear Safety) The total impact on revenues is as follows: FY90 $5,362,500; FY92 $1,787,500; and FY93 $3,575,000. The exact monetary im- pact is not known at this time. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, par 241-6 Creates a system for collecting damages incurred by waste facilities and estab- lishes a new fee structure. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 241-5 and 241-14 Provides that the Department may enter into operating agreements with quali- fied operators of low-level radioactive waste facilities, sets a new fee schedule and provides for an annual report of the Low-Level Radioactive Waste Facility Closure, Post Closure Care and Compensation Fund. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Fiscal Note filed Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 12 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 22 Short Debate-3rd Passed 109-003-001 May 23 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor MAITLAND Placed Calendr,First Readng ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1602 HB-1686-Cont. May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Energy & Environment Jun 13 Recommnded do pass as amend 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 16 Second Reading Amendment No.01 ENRGY ENVRMNT Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 22 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 MAITLAND Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Third Reading - Passed 056-000-001 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02/ 11-003-001 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 11 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0894 Effective date 89-09-11 HB-1687 KLEMM, MATIJEVICH, PETERSON,W, HALLOCK, STERN AND WIL- LIAMSON. (New Act) Creates the Lawn Chemical Application Notice Act. Requires posting of a notice on any lawn to which chemicals such as pesticides are applied commercially. De- fines terms and describes notice. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 05 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-1688 HALLOCK - GIORGI. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1028) Amends the Environmental Protection Act. Limits the authority of the Pollution Control Board with respect to initiating substanctive rulemaking proposals. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1028. Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 1007.2 and 1009.1. Provides that volatile organic compounds which are determined by the United States Environmental Protection Agency to be of negligible photochemical reactivi- ty are exempt from the Board's regulation of volatile organic material under the State Implementation Plan for ozone. Requires the Board to adopt regulations spec- ifying such exemptions. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Fiscal Note Requested CULLERTON Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 12 Fiscal Note Request W/drawn Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 17 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 HALLOCK Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 22 Short Debate-3rd Passed 111-000-000 May 23 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor MAHAR Added As A Joint Sponsor HOLMBERG Placed Calendr,First Readng 1603 HB-1688-Cont. May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Energy & Environment Jun 06 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 17 Sent to the Governor Aug 30 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0366 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1689 MCCRACKEN. (New Act; Ch. 59, rep. pars. 4, 5, 6 and 7) Creates the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act to define the rights of creditors and transferees in the case of fraudulent transfers. Repeals provisions of the Frauds Act relating to fraudulent conveyances. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Fiscal Note Requested CULLERTON Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 24 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 25 Fiscal Note Request W/drawn Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate-3rd Passed 109-000-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Sen Sponsor BARKHAUSEN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Finance & Credit Regulations Jun 08 Recommended do pass 014-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 17 Sent to the Governor Sep 07 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0814 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1690 MCCRACKEN AND HARRIS. (New Act) Creates the Illinois Uniform Premarital Agreement Act. States formalities for entering into a premarital agreement and specifies items with respect to which par- ties may contract. Provides for amendment, revocation and enforcement of pre- marital agreements. Applies to premarital agreements executed on or after the Act's effective date. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate 1604 HB-1690-Cont. May 25 Short Debate-3rd Passed 113-000-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Sen Sponsor BARKHAUSEN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary HB-1691 MCCRACKEN. (Ch. 26, par. 1-201; new pars. 2A-101 through 2A-531) Amends the Uniform Commercial Code. Adds Article 2A to regulate transac- tions which create leases of goods. Establishes rights of the parties thereto and pro- vides remedies. Defines terms. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Fiscal Note Requested CULLERTON Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-1692 BLACK - MAUTINO. (Ch. 85, par. 5956) Amends the Solid Waste Planning and Recycling Act to provide that the recy- cling goals mandated in the county plan are subject to the existence of a viable mar- ket for the recycled material. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Requires county solid waste management plans to include provisions for promot- ing the use of products made from recycled materials. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 12 Short Debate-3rd Passed 104-000-000 May 15 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor WOODYARD Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Energy & Environment Jun 06 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 21 Second Reading Amendment No.01 WOODYARD Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-001 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/110-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 05 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0777 Effective date 90-01-01 1605 HB-1693 HB-1693 HULTGREN. (Ch. 139, par. 20) Amends the Township Law of 1874 with respect to discontinuance of township organization. Changes "voters" to "electors". Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Counties & Townships May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1694 HULTGREN. (Ch. 144, par. 188) Amends the Act relating to the Board of Higher Education. Requires appropria- tion bills for the Board and public institutions of higher education to set forth pro- gram data by separate line item for each item of appropriation, to set forth ordinary and contingent expense items under 4 specified categories, and to identify the insti- tution, campus and affected Chancellor's or President's office. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Appropriations II Apr 19 Re-assigned to Appropriations I Apr 26 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 117-000-000 Committee Appropriations I May 04 Interim Study Calendar APPROP I HB-1695 DUNN,JOHN - TERZICH - ROPP - BALANOFF - TROTTER. (New Act) Creates the IL Clean Indoor Air Act. Prohibits smoking in areas which are used by and open to the public except in portions of such areas in which smoking is ex- pressly permitted. Applies to State government agencies, units of local government, school districts and places of employment and places open to public access. Imposes duties on the State, local government and school district officials and on proprietors of places open to public access and imposes penalties for violations of the Act. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes November 2, 1989) Requires the establishment of smoking areas. Adds antidiscrimination provi- sions, severability provisions and modifies the home rule preemption language. Makes other changes. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Senate recedes November 2, 1989) Changes to make creation of smoking area permissive rather than mandatory. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 1 and 2. Recommends that the bill be amended as follows: Deletes everything in the bill and replaces with a new Illinois Clean Indoor Air Act. Prohibits smoking in areas which are used by and open to the public except in portions of such areas in which smoking is expressly permitted. Applies to State government agencies, units of local government, school districts and places of em- ployment and places open to public access. Imposes duties on the State, local gov- ernment and school district officials and on proprietors of places open to public access. Makes provisions for the method of establishing smoking areas. Provides that violations are a petty offense. Provides for injunctive relief. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Consumer Protection May 05 Recommended do pass 010-001-003 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 16 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Third Reading - Passed 076-013-004 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng 1606 HB-1695-Cont. May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Executive Jun 08 Recommnded do pass as amend 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 21 Second Reading Amendment No.01 EXECUTIVE Adopted Amendment No.02 PHILIP Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Primary Sponsor Changed To MAROVITZ Added As A Joint Sponsor PHILIP Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 039-010-002 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02 Jun 27 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02 Jun 29 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MAROVITZ D'ARCO, JOYCE,JJ KUSTRA & WEAVER,S Jun 30 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/DUNN,JOHN, PRESTON, CULLERTON WOJCIK AND PARKE Jul 01 Tabled House Rule 79(E) Oct 17 Exempt under Hse Rule 29(C) Tabled House Rule 79(E) Oct 18 Mtn filed take from Table SUSPEND RULE 79(E) PLACE ON ORDER OF CONF. COMM. REPTS. -DUNN,JOHN Mtn Take From Table Prevail Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST (06-30-89) Oct 31 House report submitted Nov 01 House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/101-003-011 Nov 02 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/050-000-006 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Dec 01 Sent to the Governor Jan 09 1990 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-1018 Effective date.90-07-01 HB-1696 MCCRACKEN. (Ch. 110, par. 2-1009) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Provides that all motions must be ruled upon before plaintiff is granted a voluntary dismissal. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1697 MCCRACKEN. (Ch. 110, new par. 2-619a) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure to add a provision allowing the court to en- ter an involuntary dismissal of civil actions under certain specified circumstances. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 1607 HB-1698 HB-1698 MCCRACKEN. (Ch. 110, par. 2-622) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Requires that a complaint for an action based upon medical, hospital or other healing art malpractice must have attached to it an affidavit of the plaintiffs attorney declaring that a health professional who concentrates his practice in the narrow area of medicine at issue (rather than the same specialty as the defendent if the defendant is a specialist) has reviewed the case and finds the claim meritorious. Failure to file the certificate of the attorney and the report of the consulting health care professional (rather than failure to file the certificate) is grounds for dismissal. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-1699 OLSON,MYRON. (Ch. 111, new par. 4400-11.1) Amends the Medical Practice Act of 1987 to establish a program where persons in their last year of study of chiropractic, or recent graduates of chiropractic school may be issued a limited, temporary license to practice under the supervision of a li- censed doctor until the results of the next licensure exam are released. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that chiropractic students are eligible for the extern program if they are in their last term of study instead of last year. Provides that a preceptor doctor shall provide malpractice insurance to cover a student in the extern program if the cover- age required is over and above that provided by the chiropractic school. Removes the provision requiring a preceptor doctor to be willing to contribute a fee to the col- lege and the Department of Professional Regulation to defray costs of the extern program. Provides that a student in the extern program may not identify himself as a doctor. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Removes recent chiropractic graduates from eligibility for limited licenses. De- scribes the scope of a limited license. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Makes a technical correction. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Registration and Regulation May 04 Amendment No.01 REGIS REGULAT Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 021-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.02 OLSON,MYRON Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 16 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.03 OLSON,MYRON Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/116-000-000 Short Debate-3rd Passed 114-002-000 May 17 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor RIGNEY Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Insurance, Pensions & License Act Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1608 HB-1700 OLSON,MYRON. (Ch. 95 1/2, new par. 12-611) Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code to ban the use of radar detectors and radio scanners in private vehicles. Violation is a petty offense punishable by a fine of $500. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Transportation and Motor Vehicles May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1701 OLSON,MYRON. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 6-500) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Exempts from the definition of employee un- der the Article governing commercial motor vehicles, a person principally engaged in sales or maintenance or as a mechanic at a commercial motor vehicle dealership. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 03 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE SHB-1702 PEDERSEN,B - MAYS. (New Act; Ch. 111 2/3, new pars. 347, 358.5, 680.1 and 701.06) Creates the Public Transportation Consumer Protection Act. Provides that tran- sit operators shall seek competitive proposals on at least 10% of its services on an an- nual basis. Provides for the establishment of minimum standards for private transit operators and contracts. Establishes procedures for competitive bidding. Provides for performance audits of service providers. Amends various Acts to make them subject to the Public Transportation Consumer Protection Act. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive May 03 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 116-000-000 Committee Executive May 04 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd Committee Executive May 05 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE HB-1703 OLSON,MYRON. (Ch. 46, pars. 10-6 and 10-15) Amends The Election Code to provide that nomination papers of candidates for offices of political subdivisions be filled for regular elections other than the general election with the local election official of such subdivision not more than 99 or less than 92 days prior to the election. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Elections May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1704 CURRIE, COUNTRYMAN AND STERN. (Ch. 63, title of Act preceding par. 171, pars. 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179 and 180, and new par. 181.1) Amends the Lobbyist Registration Act. Expands the Act to include lobbying for or against administrative actions of an executive agency. Excepts persons who re- ceive only expense reimbursements under $500 per year. Requires disclosure of known positions on general matters. Requires quarterly reporting. Sets categories ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. s Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1609 HB-1700 HB-1704-Cont. and requirements for reports. Prohibits certain State officers and employees from lobbying for one year after leaving State office or employment. Revises penalties. Allows units of local government and school districts to adopt similar lobbyist regu- lations. Effective 90 days after becoming law. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive May 04 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE SHB-1705 CURRIE, DEJAEGHER, DEUCHLER, PHELPS, PARCELLS, YOUNG,A, FLOWERS, BRESLIN, JONES,LOU, DAVIS, JONES,SHIRLEY AND LE- FLORE. (New Act) Creates the Birth Center Licensing Act. Provides for the licensing of birth cen- ters. Prohibits the operation of a birth center without a license. Creates the Birth Center Licensing Board which shall make recommendations to the Department of Public Health concerning rules to be promulgated for the administration of the Act. Makes a violation of the Act a business offense punishable with a fine not to exceed $10,000. Preempts home rule. Amends the Hospital Licensing Act to exclude birth centers licensed under the Act from the definition of "hospital". Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Public Health) HB-1705 has significant fiscal implications for the Dept. Though it is difficult to project the number of birth cen- ters which would be established within the first few years of availability, the Dept. anticipates the need of a minimum additional staff. The estimated cost would be $146.2 thousand. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive Apr 26 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 019-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Apr 27 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Fiscal Note filed Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 24 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 26 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE HB-1706 TERZICH - CAPPARELLI, BUGIELSKI, MCAULIFFE, DELEO, KULAS AND LEVERENZ. (Ch. 24, pars. 21-5, 21-12, 21-24, 21-25, 21-26, 21-27, 21-28, 21-29, 21-30, 21-32, 21-33 and 21-34; Ch. 46, pars. 2A-1.2 and 2A-25) Amends the Revised Cities and Villages Act and The Election Code to provide that the mayor, city clerk and city treasurer of Chicago shall be elected on a nonpar- tisan basis. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Elections May 04 Interim Study Calendar ELECTIONS HB-1707 STANGE. (Ch. 40, par. 602) Amends the Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act. Provides that in deter- mining child custody, the court shall consider the willingness and ability of each parent to facilitate and encourage a close and continuing relationship between the 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1610 HB-1707--Cont. other parent and the child, and a determination as to which parent is more likely to encourage the close, frequent, and continuing contact and relationship of the child with the other parent. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 40, par. 602 Adds reference to: Ch. 40, par. 602.1 Deletes everything. Amends the Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act to provide that the provisions concerning an award of joint custody shall (now, shall not) imply or presume that joint custody shall mean approximately equal parenting time, unless the physical circumstances of the parties render approximately equal parenting time impractical. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd Committee Judiciary I May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1708 TERZICH - CAPPARELLI. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 5513) Amends the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Act. Provides that the Project Medical Director may recommend suspension for an individual or provider in the Advanced Life Support/Mobile Intensive Care System. Allows a person recom- mended for suspension to use the review system to appeal the decision. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services May 03 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE SHB-1709 BALANOFF. (Ch. 85, new par. 5960.1) Amends the Solid Waste Planning and Recycling Act to prohibit the retail sale of any food or beverage in a nonrecyclable container, if there exists a recyclable con- tainer suitable for use with the product, beginning July 1, 1990. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 04 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-1710 BALANOFF. (Ch. 85, new par. 5960.1) Amends the Solid Waste Planning and Recycling Act to prohibit the retail sale of products packaged in multimaterial containers, beginning January 1, 1990. Effec- tive immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 04 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-1711 BALANOFF - TROTTER. (Ch. 85, new par. 5960.1) Amends the Solid Waste Planning and Recycling Act to prohibit the retail sale of plastic beverage cans. Effective immediately. SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1611 HB-1711-Cont. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 04 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-1712 BALANOFF. (Ch. 85, new par. 5960.1) Amends the Solid Waste Planning and Recycling Act to prohibit the retail sale of products packaged in containers made with stabilizers or pigments containing lead or cadmium, beginning January 1, 1991. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 04 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-1713 COUNTRYMAN. (Ch. 110 1/2, pars. 18-3, 18-11, 18-12 and 28-11; Ch. 110, pars. 13-209, 13-220 and 13-221) Amends the Probate Act of 1975 to establish new claim period publication and notice requirements; to change the times within which claims must be filed if they are not to be disallowed or barred; and, to provide that, whether or not letters issue, barrable claims, unless sooner barred, are barred 2 years after decedent's death. Amends the Code of Civil Procedure provisions concerning the commencement of an action when death occurs before the action against the decedent is time-barred and the uncommenced action survives the decedent's death, and concerning actions premised upon fraud of decedents or contracts to make a will. Effective immediate- ly, applicable to estates of decedents dying on or after the effective date. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 008-000-001 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Short Debate-3rd Passed 103-001-001 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 26 Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 17 Sent to the Governor Sep 07 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0815 Effective date 89-09-07 HB-1714 FREDERICK,VF - DEUCHLER - PULLEN. (Ch. 11 1/2, par. 87-2) Amends the Sexual Assault Survivors Emergency Treatment Act. Requires hos- pitals licensed with the Department of Public Health to have AZT available for pro- phylactic treatment of rape victims if the victim requests it. Requires the Illinois 1612 HB-1714-Cont. Department of Public Aid to seek a federal waiver to obtain federally funded AZT for this purpose and if unsuccessful, requires the Department of Public Health to seek grants from private or public sources to obtain AZT for this purpose. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1715 PULLEN AND KUBIK. (Ch. 68, par. 1-103) Amends the Human Rights Act. Provides that an act or omission of a person is not unlawful discrimination if grounded upon that person's religious convictions. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd Committee Judiciary I May 05 Motn discharge comm lost 051-037-011 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1716 SIEBEN. (New Act) Requires the Director of Conservation, upon receipt of $500, to convey an ease- ment for agricultural ingress and egress over a towpath of the Illinois and Mississip- pi Canal in Henry County, Illinois. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D ' HB-1717 COUNTRYMAN. (Ch. 48, par. 630) Amends The Unemployment Insurance Act to require the Department of Em- ployment Security to determine whether a unit of government has employees prior to sending forms to the unit of government. If the unit of government has no em- ployees, the Department shall not send such forms to the unit of government. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 03 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE HB-1718 MCGANN. (Ch. 43, par. 158) Amends the Liquor Control Act of 1934 to make a change in language style. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes July 1, 1989) Deletes reference to: Ch. 43, par. 158 Adds reference to: Ch. 43, pars. 166, 167, 169, 171, 172, 174, 175, 176 and 177 Deletes everything. Adds provision amending the Liquor Control Act of 1934. Provides, in municipalities with a population over 200,000, that the retail sale of al- coholic liquor may be prohibited at a particular licensed establishment in a precinct if a petition signed by 25% of the voters of the precinct is filed and the prohibition is approved at a referendum. Permits a subsequent referendum to discontinue the pro- hibition. Effective immediately. 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1613 HB-1718-Cont. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 2. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 1. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Deletes reference to: Ch. 43, pars. 158, 166, 167, 169, 171, 172, 174, 175, 176 and 177 Adds reference to: Ch. 43, pars. 166, 167, 169, 171, 172, 174, 175, 176 and 177 Deletes everything. Adds provision amending the Liquor Control Act. Permits the prohibition of liquor sales at particular addresses within a precinct if a petition signed by 40% of the voters of the precinct is filed and the prohibition is approved at a referendum. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive May 05 Recommended do pass 011-005-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 19 Third Reading - Passed 099-001-008 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 Sen Sponsor DALEY,J Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Insurance, Pensions & License Act Jun 09 Recommnded do pass as amend 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 INS PEN LIC Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 Motion Filed Concur Motion to Concur Lost 01/027-080-003 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 28 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/DALEY,J JONES, SAVICKAS, SCHUNEMAN & FRIEDLAND Jun 29 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MCGANN, TERZICH, CULLERTON HOFFMAN & TATE Jun 30 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/055-003-000 House report submitted House Conf. report lost 1ST/033-072-007 H Requests Conference Comm 2ND Hse Conference Comm Apptd 2ND/MCGANN, TERZICH, CULLERTON HOFFMAN & TATE Sen Accede Req Conf Comm 2ND Sen Conference Comm Apptd 2ND/DALEY,J JONES, SAVICKAS, SCHUNEMAN & FRIEDLAND House report submitted 1614 H B-1718-Cont. Jul 01 Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 2ND/057-000-001 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 2ND/074-038-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 2ND Passed both Houses Jul 28 Sent to the Governor Sep 08 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0861 Effective date 89-09-08 HB-1719 CAPPARELLI - BARNES - TERZICH - MCAULIFFE - HICKS, BUGIEL- SKI, DELEO, KRSKA, KULAS, LAURINO, MARTINEZ, MCGANN AND RONAN. (Ch. 17, par. 311) Amends the Illinois Banking Act. Authorizes a bank to manage, operate or ad- minister funds for the investment of funds by any person. Imposes no limitation on the type of investments. Effective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that public agencies have the right to review bank ledgers relating to public fund investments during normal bank business hours. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Financial Institutions Apr 26 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 027-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 09 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 116-000-000 May 11 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor LUFT Placed Calendr,First Readng May 12 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Finance & Credit Regulations Jun 08 Recommended do pass 016-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 21 Second Reading Amendment No.01 LUFT Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 26 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 27 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/LUFT ZITO, CARROLL, BARKHAUSEN & GEO-KARIS Jun 28 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/FLINN, SHAW, CULLERTON, PARKE AND PIEL Jul 01 Tabled House Rule 79(E) HB-1720 MCNAMARA - JONES,SHIRLEY - TURNER - BOWMAN - WILLIAMS, JONES,LOU AND FLOWERS. (Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 8-408) Amends The Public Utilities Act. Requires electric utilities to waive monthly ac- cess fees for a billing period in the event of a power failure having a duration, either at one time or cumulatively, of 4 hours during any billing period. Requires records of power failures to be kept by public utilities. 1615 HB-1720--Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Requires the company's records of power failures to include the geographic area affected. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Provides that service fees shall be waived unless the power failure is beyond the reasonable control of the utility. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Provides that the waiver of the monthly access fee shall apply only if the power failure has a duration of 4 or more hours at one time, rather than either at one time or cumulatively. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Public Utilities May 03 Recommended do pass 011-005-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 26 Amendment No.01 MCNAMARA Adopted Amendment No.02 MCNAMARA Withdrawn Amendment No.03 MCNAMARA Adopted Amendment No.04 MCNAMARA Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Verified Third Reading - Lost 054-053-000 HB-1721 LEITCH AND PARKE. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 214.1) Amends the Radiation Protection Act. Exempts from accreditation nurses, tech- nicians or assistants who administer radiation treatments to employees of a business which owns or operates a medical facility. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, par. 214.1 Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 6354-3 Deletes title and everything after the enacting clause. Amends the Illinois Alco- holism and Other Drug Dependency Act to allocate funds, per county, for alcohol- ism and substance abuse prevention programs, for counties under 2 million population, based upon the number of drug-related arrests occuring within a county as reported in the Uniform Crime Report as compared to Statewide arrests. In counties over 2 million population, funds are based upon drug-related arrests within a police district compared to county-wide arrests for program funding within each police district. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services May 03 Recommended do pass 013-002-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 068-033-010 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Insurance, Pensions & License Act Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 16 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 BERMAN Adopted 1616 HB-1721-Cont. Jun 23-Cont. Placed Calndr,Third Reading Primary Sponsor Changed To BERMAN Added As A Joint Sponsor BROOKINS Added As A Co-sponsor DEL VALLE Placed Calndr,Third Reading 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. Third Reading - Lost 028-027-000 HB-1722 MATIJEVICH - GIORGI - SALTSMAN. (Ch. 48, pars. 1611 and 1716) Amends the Public Labor Relations Act and the Educational Labor Relations Act. Provides that where the State, Local or Educational Labor Relations Board has granted leave, a party charging an unfair labor practice may file for temporary relief or a restraining order in the circuit court, and that if the Board has made no ruling within 72 hours of its receipt of the motion for leave to petition the circuit court for temporary relief, the motion shall be deemed granted. Changes certain references to "complaints" to references to "charges". Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 03 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE 'HB-1723 MAUTINO, DALEY, KULAS, RONAN, RICE, DEJAEGHER, EDLEY, HULTGREN, LEITCH, LEVERENZ, MATIJEVICH, MULCAHEY, NO- VAK, PEDERSEN,B, PETERSON,W AND TERZICH. (Ch. 32, pars. 604, 660, 690.25 and 691.24; new pars. 597.1, 653.1, 690.15a and 691.24a; Ch. 73, par. 1065.42-1; Ch. 32, rep. pars. 551 through 562j and 563 through 594.3) Creates the Limited Health Service Organization Act. Provides for the operation of limited health service organizations to provide health care in specific fields. Amends the various health service plan Acts to prohibit organization thereunder af- ter the effective date of this Act. Provides for the regulation of limited health service organizations by the Directors of Insurance and Public Health. Regulates manner of solicitation of enrollees. Authorizes rules regarding required disclosure. Defines terms. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that the Director of Insurance rather than the Director of Public Health shall determine which health services shall be considered to be a limited health service. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Removes the duties of the Department of Public Health. Adds ambulance care services to the authorized purposes of limited health service organizations. Removes requirements that such organizations establish a complaint system for providers. Deletes requirement that such organizations file rates with the Department of In- surance prior to use. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Insurance May 04 Amendment No.01 INSURANCE Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 017-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 12 Short Debate-3rd Passed 102-000-000 May 15 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor JONES Placed Calendr,First Readng 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1617 HB-1723-Cont. May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Insurance, Pensions & License Act Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 20 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 JONES Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/113-000-002 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0600 Effective date 89-09-01 SHB-1724 MAUTINO - BRESLIN - WELLER - ACKERMAN. (New Act) Creates the Upper Illinois River Valley Development Authority Act. Establishes a corporate body to promote industrial, residential and recreational development in Grundy, LaSalle, Bureau, Putnam and Marshall counties. Authorizes the issuance of bonds, upon approval of the Governor, to finance such development. STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE House Bill 1724 would create a new category of State moral ob- ligation debt. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Removes the Authority's power to acquire land by condemnation. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Limits the bond authorization to $100,000,000 in aggregate value and bond in- terest rate to the maximum permitted by the general bond interest law. Requires the Authority to annually report to the Auditor General, Governor and General Assembly. STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE No change from previous note. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Requires notice to the Illinois Housing Development Authority of the issuance of bonds for housing. Requires the Authority to approve the project or provide alter- nate financing. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Recommends permitting the Governor to appoint 9, rather than 4, of the Author- ity's public members. Permits the county board chairmen to each appoint one, rath- er than 2, of the Authority's public members. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Comm. Economic Development May 03 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 011-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 04 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN State Debt Note ReQuested MCCRACKEN Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 05 State Debt Note Filed Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate 4 State Debt Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1618 1619 May 22 HB-1724-Cont. Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 MAUTINO Wii Amendment No.02 MAUTINO Ad( Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 26 Amendment No.03 MAUTINO Wil Amendment No.04 MAUTINO Ad( Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate-3rd Passed 096-000-000 May 31 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 Sen Sponsor WELCH Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Jun 09 Jun 13 Jun 15 Jun 21 Jun 23 Jun 27 Jul 26 Sep 08 Oct 11 Oct 17 Oct 19 thdrawn opted thdrawn opted Assigned to Energy & Environment State Debt Note Filed Committee Energy & Environment Recommended do pass 010-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Added As A Joint Sponsor MADIGAN Added As A Joint Sponsor JOYCE,JJ Added As A Joint Sponsor SCHUNEMAN Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 WELCH Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 047-011-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 H Concurs in S Amend. 01 /114-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Mtn fild accept amend veto MAUTINO Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Rul Gub Ncmply/Rule 46.1(b) Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Bill dead-amendatory veto. HB-1725 PULLEN AND PARCELLS. (Ch. 38, new par. 10-8) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Provides that every person who, in violation of the visitation provisions of a court order relating to child custody, detains or con- ceals a child with the intent to deprive another person of his rights to visitation shall be guilty of the offense of unlawful visitation interference, a petty offense for the first and second convictions and a Class A misdemeanor for the third and any subse- quent convictions. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-1726 PULLEN - BARGER AND PARCELLS. (Ch. 23, pars. 2053, 2054 and 2057.4) Amends the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act. Provides that a child shall not be considered neglected or abused solely because the child is not attending school in accordance with the mandatory education requirements of The School Code. Eliminates the requirement that educational neglect investigations shall be- gin within 72 hours after the report is made. HB-1726--Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes June 30, 1989) Deletes reference to: Ch. 23, pars. 2053 and 2054 Deletes provisions regarding the definition of abused or neglected to not include children who are tenants. Provides that if DCFS makes an indicated report the De- partment shall report the conclusions of the investigations to the appropriate school district. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from Senate Amendment No. 1 Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Requires the Department to notify appropriate school officials when a report is received alleging that a child is a truant. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Committee on Children Apr 27 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 010-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 04 Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Third Reading - Passed 115-001-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Jun 09 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Jun 14 Jun 19 Jun 20 Jun 24 Jun 26 Jun 28 Jun 29 Jun 30 Jul 28 Sep 01 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 BERMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/BERMAN HOLMBERG, DEMUZIO, KUSTRA & FAWELL Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/CURRAN, PRESTON, CULLERTON PULLEN AND BARGER House report submitted House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/108-003-006 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/057-000-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0601 Effective date 90-01-01 1620 HB-1727 SHB-1727 CAPPARELLI - CULLERTON - MCCRACKEN - STEPHENS, TERZICH, KRSKA, MCAULIFFE, BUGIELSKI, BARNES, DALEY, DELEO, FARLEY, GIGLIO, GIORGI, KULAS, LAURINO, MARTINEZ, MAUTINO, MC- GANN, RONAN, SANTIAGO, SUTKER AND SHAW. (New Act; Ch. 127, new par. 141.250 and par. 1904.10) Creates the Wholesale Drug Distributor Licensing Act. Requires all wholesale drug distributors to be licensed. Provides for licensing of out of state distributors. Creates the Wholesale Drug Distributor Advisory Committee which shall recom- mend rules and disciplinary action. Prescribes minimum standards for licensure. Makes a first violation of the Act a Class A misdemeanor and all subsequent viola- tions Class 4 felonies. Preempts home rule. Provides for administrative hearings. Amends the Regulatory Agency Sunset Act to repeal this Act on December 31, 1999. Effective January 1, 1990. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Registration and Regulation May 04 Interim Study Calendar REGIS REGULAT 3HB-1728 MCGANN - CAPPARELLI - MCAULIFFE, TERZICH, KRSKA, DELEO AND RONAN. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 9-133) Amends the Cook County Article of the Pension Code to provide that the auto- matic annual increases in pension for deputy sheriffs who retire after January 1, 1988 shall begin upon the first anniversary of retirement or attainment of age 55, whichever occurs later; also makes the first such increase cumulative back to the time of retirement. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1729 CAPPARELLI - MCAULIFFE - TERZICH, KRSKA, DELEO, LAURINO, MCGANN, KULAS, MARTINEZ, RONAN AND SANTIAGO. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 5-179) Amends the Chicago Police Article of the Pension Code to provide that all active policemen may vote for all active police officer positions on the board, regardless of rank. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1730 WHITE. (Ch. 144, pars. 1502, 1503.04, 1503.05, 1503.06, 1504, 1504.5 and new par. 1503.03) Amends the Dental Student Grant Act. Changes administration of the Act from the Illinois Department of Public Health to the Illinois Board of Higher Education. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services Apr 26 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 019-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 09 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 116-000-000 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. ' Fiscal Note Act, Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1621 HB-1730-Cont. May 11 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 12 Sen Sponsor SMITH Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn HB-1731 STERN. (Ch. 38, par. 1003-6-3) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections. Provides that the Director of Correc- tions may award up to 180 (now, 90) days additional good conduct credit to a pris- oner for meritorious service. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-1732 BOWMAN. (Ch. 127, pars. 2301 and 2302; new pars. 2313, 2314, 2315, 2316, 2317, 2318, 2319, 2320, 2321, 2322 and 2323) Adds Article 2 to the Grant Funds Recovery Act to provide for a single State au- dit of State grants made to institutions of higher education. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes provision that a State agency shall plan and conduct its own audits in ac- cordance with the single audit provisions of the Act. Makes other grammatical changes. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 127, par. 2301, new pars. 2313, 2314, 2315, 2316, 2317, 2318, 2319, 2320, 2321, 2322 and 2323 Deletes everything. Defines institution of higher education. Provides that such in- stitutions may elect to fulfill any audit requirements in regard to State grants by having such audit conducted at the time of its own annual audit at its own cost and shall make such election when it receives the grant. Also provides such election shall be for either financial or compliance audits or both. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 02 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 011-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 09 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 11 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 BOWMAN Adopted Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/111-000-000 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 111-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 26 Sen Sponsor LECHOWICZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Executive Jun 08 Recommnded do pass as amend 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 EXECUTIVE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1622 HB-1732-Cont. Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/111-000-002 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0602 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1733 DEJAEGHER - JONES,SHIRLEY. (Ch. 110, pars. 9-209 and 9-210) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Requires landlords to give 45-day notice of eviction to seniors and physically disabled persons. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1734 GIGLIO. (Ch. 111, par. 1210) Amends the Architecture Act. Requires an applicant for an examination for a certificate of registration to have served an apprenticeship of 2 years with a general contractor. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 111, par. 1210 Adds reference to: Ch. 111, par. 2664 Deletes everything. Amends the Private Detective, Private Alarm, and Private Security Act of 1983. Allows certain experience working for an attorney and serv- ing as a full-time peace officer to count for experience qualifications as a private detective. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Identical to H-am 1. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Registration and Regulation May 04 Recommended do pass 014-004-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 25 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 26 Amendment No.01 PHELPS Adopted Amendment No.02 PHELPS Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Lost 041-051-001 HB-1735 GIGLIO. (Ch. 111, par. 4400-31) Amends the Medical Practice Act. Defines "free medical clinic" as an organized community based program providing medical care without charge to those unable to pay. Eliminates from the definition that no fee or compensation be received from certain sources. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services Apr 26 Recommended do pass 016-000-003 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE 1623 SHB-1736 DUNN,JOHN. (New Act; Ch. 120, rep. pars. 405 through 405.11) Creates the Illinois Estate and Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax Act. Provides for a pick-up tax based on the state tax credit allowed under the federal estate tax and generation-skipping tax. Repeals the Illinois Estate Tax Law. Effective imme- diately and applies to taxable transfers occurring on or after January 1, 1990, with certain exceptions. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1737 DUNN,JOHN. (Ch. 110, par. 2-607) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure concerning bills of particulars. Requires de- mand for a bill to be filed within the time for responding to the pleading. Allows 28 days to serve the bill and 28 days to respond to the pleading after the bill is served (rather than the same time the party was allowed to respond at the time of serving the demand for a bill of particulars). SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 85, pars. 1-101.1 and 3-101 Amends the Local Governmental and Governmental Employees Tort Immunity Act concerning liability of a local public entity for property it leases to a private en- tity. Requires insurance. Effective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that grantees, lessees, and licensees are not granted immunity for acts or omissions committed on or affecting the property. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 013-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Short Debate-3rd Passed 110-000-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 16 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 22 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 MAROVITZ Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 MAROVITZ Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Lost 018-033-001 HB-1738 DUNN,JOHN. (Ch. 110, par. 12-807) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Provides that a summons to confirm a con- ditional judgment against an employer on a wage deduction is returnable not less than 21 (rather than 10) days nor more than 30 (rather than 20) days after the date of issuance. SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1624 HB-1736 HB-1738-Cont. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary 1 May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 013-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Short Debate-3rd Passed 113-000-001 May 26 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0603 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1739 VANDUYNE. (Ch. 17, pars. 6407 and 7004) Amends An "Act in relation to the rate of interest and other charges in connec- tion with sales on credit and the lending of money" and the Illinois Financial Ser- vices Development Act to impose a ceiling on credit card and revolving credit interest rates at an amount of 3 percentage points over the prime rate established by the largest bank in Illinois. Provides for such rate to be adjusted every 6 months. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Financial Institutions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D i HB-1740 PHELPS. (New Act) Creates the Illinois Midwifery Practice Act. Provides for the appointment of the Midwives Certification Review Board by the Illinois Alliance of Midwives. Grants the Board rulemaking powers for administration of the Act. Authorizes the Board to issue certificates and discipline certificate holders. Prohibits the practice of mid- wifery and the use of the title "midwife" by anyone who is not certified under the Act. Provides that any action of the Board is not effective until approved by the De- partment of Professional Regulation. Effective 120 days after becoming law. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Registration and Regulation Apr 20 Re-assigned to Human Services May 05 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE HB-1741 CULLERTON. (Ch. 110, rep. par. 2-416) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Repeals a provision concerning representa- tion of corporations in small claims. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1625 HB-1741-Cont. May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 013-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 23 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-1742 RONAN - HICKS. (Ch. 110, par. 12-1001) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure to revise the provisions relating to personal property exempt from judgment to provide that the amounts held in a retirement or pension plan are exempt (presently only the debtors right to receive payments from such plan are exempt). Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1743 MUNIZZI - FARLEY - CURRAN - NOVAK - MCNAMARA, LANG, HOMER, BOWMAN, TROTTER, CURRIE, WILLIAMS, JONES,SHIRLEY, BALANOFF, JONES,LOU, SUTKER, TERZICH AND BUGIELSKI. (Ch. 23, par. 2215) Amends the Child Care Act of 1969 to require the Department of Children and Family Services to visit a licensed child care facility at least once a year. Requires periodic training of Department representatives who make visits in the detection and prevention of child abuse and exploitation. Effective July 1, 1989. FISCAL NOTE (DCFS) Cost of HB-1743, including fringes and support, would be $3,000,000. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Committee on Children Apr 27 Recommended do pass 006-000-004 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 02 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Interim Study Calendar CHILDREN HB-1744 MCCRACKEN. (Ch. 70, par. 305) Amends the Contribution Among Joint Tortfeasors Act. Provides that a cause of action for contribution may be asserted by counterclaim or third-party complaint in a pending action before judgment or payment (adds "before judgment or pay- ment") or by a separate action after judgment or payment (now "before or after payment"). Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1745 MAYS, BLACK AND STEPHENS. (New Act) Creates the Inspector General Act. Provides for the appointment of an Inspector General by the Governor, Attorney General and Auditor General to detect and pre- vent fraud, waste and abuse in the expenditure of public funds. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive May 04 Recommended do pass 017-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 1626 1627 HB-1745-Cont. May 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 16 Third Reading - Passed 105-001-002 May 17 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor SCHAFFER Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Executive HB-1746 SANTIAGO - DEJAEGHER - SUTKER - LANG - TERZICH, BUGIELSKI, KULAS, MARTINEZ AND CURRAN. (Ch. 56 1/2, pars. 1401 and 1402) Amends the Illinois Controlled Substances Act. Makes it a Class X felony to manufacture or deliver or to possess with intent to manufacture or deliver 10 or more grams of any substance containing LSD or its analog and a Class 1 felony to manufacture or deliver or to possess with intent to manufacture or deliver more than 3 grams but not more than 10 grams of LSD or its analog. Makes possession of 10 grams or more of LSD a Class 1 felony. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes it a Class X felony to manufacture or deliver or possess with the intent to manufacture or deliver 10 or more objects or 10 or more segregated parts of objects containing in them or having upon them any amount of any substance containing LSD. Manufacture, delivery or possession with intent to manufacture or deliver more than 3 objects or more than 3 segregated parts of objects, but not more than 10 objects or not more than 10 segregated parts of an object containing in them or hav- ing upon them any amount of a substance containing LSD or analog thereof is a Class 1 felony. Possession of 10 or more objects or 10 or more segregated parts of objects containing in them or having upon them any amount of a substance contain- ing LSD or an analog thereof is a Class 1 felony. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled June 16, 1989) Changes the maximum amount of the number of objects or segregated parts of an object from 10 to less than 10 for which it is a Class 1 felony to manufacture or de- liver or possess with intent to manufacture or deliver LSD or analog of LSD. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Makes same changes as those made by S-am 1, tabled on this date. Makes addi- tional grammatical change, consistent with amendatory language. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II Apr 18 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 117-000-000 Committee Judiciary II May 04 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY II Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 016-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 12 Third Reading - Passed 104-000-000 May 15 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 16 Sen Sponsor DALEY,J Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Judiciary May 31 Added As A Co-sponsor DEL VALLE Committee Judiciary Jun 09 Recommnded do pass as amend 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading HB-1 746-Cont. Jun 16 Recalled to Second Reading Motion to Reconsider Vote Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01 Tabled Amendment No.02 DALEY,J Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 02 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 02/114-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0604 Effective date 90-01-01 SHB-1747 LANG. (Ch. 122, par. 24-6) Amends The School Code. Includes aunts and uncles as immediate family for sick leave purposes of full-time teachers and other employees. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) The State Board of Education is unable to project the fiscal impact of HB-1747. The SBE does not maintain information on the use of sick days. The SBE believes that school districts may experience some increased cost due to expanding the pur- poses for which sick days may be used. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 28 Interim Study Calendar ELEM SCND ED May 02 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Interim Study Calendar ELEM SCND ED HB-1748 MCPIKE. (Ch. 102, par. 1) Amends An Act to prevent fraudulent and corrupt practices in the making or ac- cepting of official appointments and contracts by public officers to allow a member of a county board to simultaneously serve as a county highway commissioner. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Counties & Townships May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1749 SUTKER - BARGER AND LANG. (Ch. 31, par. 42; and Ch. 110 1/2, pars. 303, 802-4, 802-5, 802-7, 802-8, 802-11, 803-3, 804-7, 804-10, and 804-12) Amends the Power of Attorney Act. Requires agents to keep records. Allows civil damages for failure to comply with an agent's direction. Defines incompetency. Makes changes concerning nonstatutory powers. Authorizes a health care agent empowered by the principal to make anatomical gifts, to authorize an autopsy, or to direct disposition of remains to have priority over survivors; amends the Autopsy Act and the Anatomical Gift Act to conform. Makes other changes. Effective im- mediately, except the changes to the statutory forms take effect on January 1, 1990. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 110 1/2, par. 804-5. 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1628 HB- 1749-Cont. Provides that a health care provider who complies with provisions of the Act con- cerning duties of the health care provider does not act arbitrarily or without reason- able cause. Allows a health care professional to act as agent if he is not administering health care to the patient. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 12 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Third Reading - Passed 115-001-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Sep 07 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 19 Total veto stands. HB-1750 DIDRICKSON. (Ch. 46, pars. 4-6.2, 5-16.2 and 6-50.2) Amends The Election Code to provide that the appointment as a deputy registrar of a duly elected or appointed official of a bonafide State civic organization or a member designated by such official shall be for a period not to exceed 2 years, termi- nating on the first business day of the month following the month of the general election. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Elections May 04 Interim Study Calendar ELECTIONS HB-1751 PRESTON. (Ch. 32, par. 415-3.6) Amends the Professional Service Corporation Act. Allows clinical psychologists to incorporate with physicians, podiatrists and dentists. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-1752 PRESTON. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 6355-3) Amends the Illinois Alcoholism and Other Drug Dependency Act. Adds a clini- cal psychologist as a member of the Illinois Advisory Council on Alcoholism and Other Drug Dependency. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration 1629 HB-1752-Cont. May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 012-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 26 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) 'HB-1753 SUTKER - DELEO - MCNAMARA - MCGANN - TROTTER, LANG, FAR- LEY, MUNIZZI, WILLIAMS AND JONES,SHIRLEY. (Ch. 73, new par. 968L; Ch. 95 1/2, new pars. 1-114.3, 1-114.4 and 5-405) Amends the Illinois Insurance Code and The Illinois Vehicle Code. Defines the terms "crash parts" and "Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM)". Prohibits in- surance companies from requiring the use of non-OEM or used crash parts in dam- aged vehicles. Requires persons repairing such vehicles to provide an estimate of repair which shall list any non-OEM or used part to be installed in the damaged ve- hicle, and to attach to such estimate a disclosure giving notice that the use of non-OEM crash parts may invalidate remaining motor vehicle warranties or com- pliance with federal safety standards. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Consumer Protection May 02 Interim Study Calendar CONSUMER PROT HB-1754 PRESTON - LEVIN. (Ch. 30, pars. 309 and 322.1) Amends the Condominium Property Act to revise the provisions relating to pay- ment of common expenses after a judicial foreclosure sale of a unit. Also revises pro- visions relating to disclosures required when a condominium unit is sold. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Further revises the provisions relating to foreclosure sale of condominiums. Also renumbers some subsections. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Adds reference to: Ch. 110, par. 9-104.1 Amends the Code of Civil Procedure in relation to forcible entry and detainer. Provides that a demand for amounts due on a condominium unit is not invalidated by partial payment, unless the person claiming possession, or his or her agent or at- torney, agrees in writing to withdraw the demand in exchange for partial payment. Requires the notice to prominently state that full payment is required. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 30, pars. 318 and 318.4 Amends the Condominium Property Act to provide that operating and reserve funds held by the management company for the association shall not be subject to attachment by any creditor of the management company. Also revises the provi- sions relating to the powers and duties of the Board of Managers. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 30, par. 318.5 Amends the Condominium Property Act to revise the provisions regulating the powers and duties of master associations. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Deletes provision allowing for a demand by a unit owner for information required to be discussed when such information is not disclosed. 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1630 HB-1754-Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Adds reference to: Ch. 30, pars. 318.1 and 318.3; Ch. 32, par. 115.15; Ch. l1, par. 5810 Amends the General Not For Profit Corporation Act to require an association to pay a 10 cent per unit fee when filing its annual report for arbitration services. Re- quires the association to provide for arbitration procedures. Amends the Real Es- tate License Act of 1983 to require the Commissioner of Real Estate to hire aribitrators to settle disputes arising under the Condominium Property Act. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 5. Removes from a 2/3 vote requirement of unit owners any matters relating to a mortgage or pledge. Deletes provisions requiring certain insurance requirements for association funds and reserves and adds provisions requiring fidelity insurance. Re- quires all leases to be approved by the association's Board of Managers. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 3. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Deletes requirement that a unit owner leasing a unit deliver a copy of the signed lease to the board within 10 days after the lease is executed and before the occupan- cy is taken. Deletes other changes. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Deletes Reference to: Ch. 30, 318.1, 318.3; Ch. 32, 115.15, Ch. 111, 5810 Recommends removing the substantive changes concerning arbitration proce- dures in Sections 18.1 and 18.3 of the Condominium Property Act and in The Real Estate License Act of 1983. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 02 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 013-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 17 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.02 CULLERTON Withdrawn Amendment No.03 CULLERTON Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Third Reading - Passed 114-002-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 D'ARCO Adopted Amendment No.02 D'ARCO Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 22 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.03 MAROVITZ Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.04 MAROVITZ & KARPIEL Adopted Amendment No.05 MAROVITZ Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02,03,04,05 1631 HB-1754-Cont. 1632 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02,04,05/ 113-000-000 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 03 Jun 28 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 03 S Refuses to Recede Amend 03 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MAROVITZ D'ARCO, DUNN,T, BARKHAUSEN & HAWKINSON Jun 29 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/PRESTON, LEVIN, CULLERTON, COUNTRYMAN AND HALLOCK Jun 30 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/057-001-000 House report submitted Jul 01 House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/115-000-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 28 Sent to the Governor Sep 08 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 17 Rul Gub Ncmply/Rule 46.1 (b) Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 19 Bill dead-amendatory veto. HB-1755 SUTKER AND LANG. (Ch. 110, par. 2-202) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Allows process to be served by a licensed private detective or a registered employee of a certified private detective agency in any county (rather than in counties with a population of less than 1,000,000). Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I Apr 17 Re-assigned to Executive May 05 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE HB-1756 LANG. (Ch. 46, pars. 4-25, 5-35 and 6-71) Amends The Election Code to increase the compensation of canvassers and pre- cinct day registration officers. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Elections May 05 Interim Study Calendar ELECTIONS HB-1757 PRESTON - DALEY - LANG - LAURINO - CURRAN, STERN, BALAN- OFF, REGAN, WELLER, ZICKUS, WILLIAMSON, KEANE, BLACK, STEPHENS, TATE, HASARA, MORROW, FLOWERS AND MCNA- MARA. (New Act) Creates the Bill of Rights for Children. Provides that the parent or legal guardian of a child involved in a violent crime, or other crime enumerated in the Act, may present a child impact statement at the sentencing hearing for the defendant. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Committee on Children Apr 27 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 010-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate HB-1757-Cont. May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Third Reading - Passed 115-001-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor DALEY,J Added As A Joint Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 . Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Sep 08 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0862 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1758 CURRAN. (Ch. 38, par. 1005-5-3) Amends the Code of Corrections to provide that whenever the defendant is con- victed of an offense in which he used a firearm, the court shall impose a minimum of an additional 10 years of imprisonment to any sentence. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 05 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-1759 CURRAN. Appropriates funds to the Court of Claims from the Road Fund for claims awarded to Traffic Paint Manufacturing Inc. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Appropriations I May 11 Interim Study Calendar APPROP I HB-1760 RYDER AND PULLEN. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 4153-217) Amends the Nursing Home Care Act. Prohibits the admission of persons with a known communicable disease to a long term facility without the written authoriza- tion of the Director of the Department of Public Health. Requires the Department of Public Health to prescribe standards and procedures whereby such a person may be admitted. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1761 RYDER. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 7303) Amends the AIDS Confidentiality Act to include dentists in the definition of "health care provider". Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE 1633 'HB-1762 RYDER. (Ch. 122, new par. 2-3.91) Amends The School Code. Requires the State Board of Education to report to the General Assembly and the Governor with data relating to the operation of the 11th and 12th grade physical education exemption policy which school boards are autho- rized to establish. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 04 Interim Study Calendar ELEM SCND ED 3 HB-1763 RYDER. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 16-149 and 16-149.2) Amends the Downstate Teachers Article of the Pension Code to increase the tem- porary disability benefit and the disability retirement annuity to 50% of salary. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1764 CHURCHILL. (Ch. 110 1/2, par. 804-5) Amends the Power of Attorney Act. Allows a physician who is in no way involved with the patient's care to act as agent under a health care power of attorney. Effec- tive immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Short Debate-3rd Passed 107-001-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 Sen Sponsor BARKHAUSEN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 057-001-000 Passed both Houses Jul 20 Sent to the Governor Sep 06 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 19 Total veto stands. HB-1765 WHITE - CULLERTON. (Ch. 29, new pars. 59.1 and 59.2) Amends the Physical Fitness Services Act to require physical fitness centers to post a bond with the Attorney General equal to the lesser of $100,000 or the total 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1634 HB-1762 HB-1765-Cont. amount of membership fees collected in the immediately preceding year. Also re- quires all physical fitness centers to provide a copy of the Physical Fitness Services Act to every member once each year. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 13 May 05 Assigned to Executive Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1766 PRESTON. (Ch. 127, par. 523) Amends the State Employees Group Insurance Act of 1971. Defines the spouse of a living, retired judge as a member eligible for life and health insurance benefits, rather than as a member's dependent. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Apr 10 May 04 Administration Re-assigned to Personnel and Pensions Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION HB-1767 WILLIAMSON - PARKE. (Ch. 24, pars. 10-1-17, 10-2.1-4 and 10-2.1-17) Amends the Municipal Code. Allows for the appointment of a deputy chief of po- lice, subject to removal by the appointing authority. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Cities & Villages May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1768 TERZICH - DUNN,JOHN - LANG, BRUNSVOLD AND DEJAEGHER. (New Act) The Illinois Clean Public Elevator Air Act. Prohibits smoking in elevators which are used by and open to the public. Violation of the Act is a petty offense punishable by a fine of not less than $25 nor more than $250. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive Apr 26 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 019-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 09 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 116-000-000 May 11 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 18 Sen Sponsor SMITH Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Executive Jun 01 Recommended do pass 016-000-000 Jun 14 Jun 19 Jul 18 Aug 30 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0367 Effective date 90-01-01 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1635 HB-1769 HB-1769 WHITE - LEVIN. (Ch. 23, par. 5-5.5, new par. 5-5.18) Amends the medical assistance Article of the Public Aid Code. Deletes require- ment that the Department of Public Aid consider quality incentive payments to re- ward long-term care facilities for improving quality of care for AIDS patients. Requires the Department to establish a separate payment rate to be paid to facili- ties which provide long-term care to AIDS patients, which rate shall reimburse the facilities for their additional costs incurred in providing such care. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 23, par. 5-5.5 and new par. 5-5.18 Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 5403 and 5404 Amends the Rights of Medical Patients Act. Requires the Department of Insur- ance to establish standards and procedures to be followed by insurance companies to implement patients' rights in connection with insurance. Grants a patient or in- surance applicant, whose rights in connection with AIDS testing are violated, a cause of action for damages against the insurance company or health services cor- poration which violated his rights. FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (Dept. of Insurance) The Dept. estimates that the provisions will require an addi- tional staff with a combined annual increase of $200,000 to monitor compliance. The actual cost of enforcement will neces- sarily fluctuate with the severity of violations discovered and cannot be estimated. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, par. 5404 Deletes provisions creating a cause of action. Provides that the Department shall enforce (rather than establish procedures for) the requirements imposed on insur- ance companies with respect to HIV testing. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Public Health) HB-1769 has no fiscal or policy impact on the Dept. of Public Health. The Dept. cannot comment upon whether or not the Dept. of Public Aid can establish the described separate payment rate. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services Apr 26 Amendment No.01 HUMAN SERVICE Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 016-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Apr 27 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 16 Fiscal Note filed Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.02 LEVIN Adopted Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 17 Fiscal Note filed Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 23 Short Debate-3rd Passed 115-000-000 May 24 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Insurance, Pensions & License Act ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1636 HB- 1769-Cont. Jun 09 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 20 Sent to the Governor Sep 11 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0895 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1770 WILLIAMSON. (Ch. 24, par. 8-3-14) Amends the Municipal Code. Provides that tax collected by a municipality pur- suant to The Hotel Operators' Occupation Tax Act be used for general corporate purposes rather than being limited to promote tourism and conventions. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1771 LEFLORE, JONES,LOU, DAVIS AND JONES,SHIRLEY. (New Act) Provides that certain campaign signs shall contain the name of the person or the State or local political committee responsible for the sign. Provides that if such sign is not removed within 14 days after the election, the corporate authorities of the mu- nicipality where the sign is located or the county board if the sign is located in an unincorporated area shall order the removal of such campaign sign. Provides that any expenses incurred by the county or municipality in removing the sign shall be a lien enforceable against the person or political committee responsible for the sign. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes Act only applicable in counties with more than 3,000,000 inhabitants. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 46, new par. 29-14.1 Extends application of Act to commercial posters. Provides that a violation of the Act is a petty offense for which the offender shall receive a $500 fine. Permits home rule units to impose more restrictive standards. Amends The Election Code to pro- hibit the posting of political signs on private property without the consent of the owner. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive May 02 Recommended do pass 012-002-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 16 Fiscal Note Requested FLOWERS Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Amendment No.01 LEFLORE Adopted Amendment No.02 LEFLORE Adopted 073-025-006 Mtn Fisc Nte not Applicable LEFLORE Motion prevailed 096-010-001 Fiscal Note not Required Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE 1637 HB-1772 SHB-1772 WILLIAMSON. (Ch. 1, par. 3351) Amends An Act relating to improper use of the U.S. Flag. Provides that the dis- play or presentation of the flag in a manner that would encourage or invite its muti- lation, defacing or trampling is a Class 4 felony. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1773 CURRIE. (Ch. 46, par. 24A-9 and new par. 24-16.1; Ch. 116, par 207) Amends The Election Code and The Freedom of Information Act. Provides that program codes and all other software used in the operation of an electronic voting system are not public information and are exempt from inspection and copying un- der The Freedom of Information Act. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Elections May 05 Interim Study Calendar ELECTIONS SHB-1774 KUBIK - WENNLUND - STEPHENS. (New Act) Authorizes release of easements and restoration of access rights by Department of Transportation with respect to certain lands. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Releases easements in various counties. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Releases easements in various counties. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Corrects a legal description. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Authorizes release of a highway easement in Jackson County. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Authorizes release of an easement in DuPage County. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive Apr 26 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 019-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 09 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Held on 2nd Rdg-Consent Cal May 11 Amendment No.01 KUBIK Adopted Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/111-000-000 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 111-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Local Government May 31 Sen Sponsor FAWELL Added As A Joint Sponsor KARPIEL Committee Local Government Jun 01 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. s Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1638 HB-1774-Cont. Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 FAWELL Adopted Amendment No.02 FAWELL Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 20 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.03 DUNN,R Adopted Amendment No.04 PHILIP Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02,03,04 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02,03,04/ 113-000-001 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Aug 03 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0136 Effective date 89-08-03 HB-1775 GRANBERG - NOVAK - EDLEY - BUGIELSKI - LANG, SUTKER, TER- ZICH, SHAW AND CURRAN. (Ch. 38, par. 1404) Amends the Bill of Rights for Victims and Witnesses of Violent Crime Act. Pro- vides that a victim shall have the right to be present in court at all times during the trial of the defendant, unless a judge has ordered the victim excluded or removed from the courtroom for the same causes and in the same manner as the rules of court or law provide for the exclusion or removal of the defendant. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1776 REGAN AND PARKE. (Ch. 120, par. 2-203; Ch. 122, new pars. 19-1.1 and 34-22.11) Amends The School Code and the Illinois Income Tax Act. Provides that bonds issued by school districts on or after the amendatory Act's effective date, and the in- come therefrom, are exempt from all taxation by the State and its political subdivi- sions, except for estate, transfer and inheritance taxes. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-1777 HASARA. (Ch. 110 1/2, par. lla-20) Amends the Probate Act pertaining to guardians for disabled adults to provide that testimony of a physician is not required for termination or modification of a guardianship order and to require a guardian ad litem to investigate and report to the court when a ward requests such termination or modification. FISCAL NOTE (Guardianship and Advocacy Commission) This bill has no fiscal impact upon the IL Guard- ianship and Advoacy Commission or any other agency. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes requirement that court appoint a guardian ad litem to investigate allega- tions of the ward when ward requests termination, revocation or modification of a guardianship order. Provides that court may do so if it so wishes. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I Apr 21 Fiscal Note filed Committee Judiciary I 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1639 HB-1777-Cont. May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 011-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Short Debate-3rd Passed 108-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 16 Sen Sponsor DAVIDSON Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommnded do pass as amend 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/111-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0605 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1778 PIEL. (Ch. 17, pars. 302, 311,317, 322, 323, 324, 343 and 345; new par. 323.1; Ch. 121 1/2, par. 137.2-7) Amends the Illinois Banking Act. Requires that real estate formerly used as bank premises be disposed of within 5 years of the cessation of such use. Requires share- holders lists to be available to shareholder and creditors. Provides for removal of di- rectors. Limits subsidiaries to wholly owned subsidiaries. Amends The Illinois Securities Law of 1953 to exempt regular employees of banks and trust companies from the definition of securities dealer. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Removes authorization for creditors of a State bank to inspect a list of the share- holders of the state bank. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes June 30, 1989) Adds reference to: Ch. 17, par. 359 Amends the Illinois Banking Act to provide that the expenses of the Commission- er during the examination of the performance of bank services by affiliates shall be borne by the bank for which the services are provided. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommend that the Senate recede from Senate Amendment No. 1. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Financial Institutions May 03 Amendment No.01 FIN INSTIT Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 031-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 05 Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 12 Short Debate-3rd Passed 100-001-003 May 15 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 18 Sen Sponsor KEATS Placed Calendr,First Readng 1640 1641 HB-1778-Cont. May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Finance & Credit Regulations Jun 08 Recommnded do pass as amend 016-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 FIN CREDT REG Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 Jun 28 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd IST/ZITO JACOBS, D'ARCO, KEATS & SCHAFFER Jun 29 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd IST/FLINN, CULLERTON, SHAW, PIEL AND HALLOCK House report submitted Jun 30 House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/112-000-005 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/056-000-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 28 Sent to the Governor Aug 30 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0368 Effective date 89-08-30 5HB-1779 STEPHENS. (Ch. 38, par. 1005-5-3) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections to require a term of imprisonment for conviction of any criminal offense while in possession of an assault rifle, automatic weapon or handgun. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-1780 DELEO - NOVAK - CURRAN - KRSKA - MUNIZZI, BUGIELSKI, LANG, SUTKER AND WILLIAMSON. (Ch. 38, par. 1005-5-3) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections to require a defendant who has been convicted of defacing, deforming or otherwise damaging property of another by the use of paint or any other substance to receive certain specified dispositions. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 016-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 23 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-1781 STEPHENS. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1017) Amends the Environmental Protection Act to prohibit the artificial addition of substances to public water supplies for any purpose other than to improve the taste, clarity or safety of the water, or in the course of testing it. S Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. HB-1781-Cont. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1782 PHELPS - EDLEY, BRESLIN, WOOLARD, NOVAK AND MAYS. (Ch. 111 2/3, par. 662.07) Amends the Downstate Public Transportation Act to provide that special needs assistance in Rural Transportation Assistance-Demonstration Projects shall in- clude paratransit services. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: (Ch. 111 2/3, par. 662.07) Adds reference to: (Ch. 111 2/3, par. 697) Deletes everything. Amends the Downstate Public Transportation Act to provide that participants who qualify for federal operating assistance funds shall receive sufficient funds to pay 25% of their operating deficit. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Transportation) DOT estimates that this assistance program could cost nearly $500,000 in the first year. If, in FY90, additional systems apply for funding, an additional $50,000 should be adequate to fund the new systems. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 111 2/3, par. 662.02 Amends the Downstate Public Transportation Act to change the definition of participant. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 111 2/3, pars. 666 and 667; new par. 358.5 Provides that effective July 1, 1989, beginning in fiscal year 1990 the Department of Transportation's allocations to eligible participants may be 50% of their eligible operating expenses. Amends The Local Mass Transit District Act to permit the State to overmatch any federal grants to local mass transit districts. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that the 50% discrepancy reconciliation shall begin with fiscal year 1990. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Adds reference to: Ch. 111 2/3, par. 692. Provides that federal Section 18 funds shall not be the limit of State assistance to downstate public transportation projects. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Deletes reference to: Ch. 111 2/3, par. 692, new par. 358.5 Recommends specifically limiting the amount of a grant issued by the Dept. to those participants who are eligible to receive federal operating assistance to an amount not to exceed 25% of the participant's operating deficit. Provides that, ef- fective July 1, 1990, the Department's allocations to eligible participants may be 45% rather than 50% of their eligible operating expenses, unless in any year a par- ticipant receives funding under the Civil Administrative Code, then that participant is only eligible for assistance equal to 40% of its eligible operating expenses. Makes Act effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Comm. on Roads and Bridges Apr 27 Amendment No.01 ROADS BRIDGES Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 018-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate 1642 HB-1782-Cont. May 02 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 17 Fiscal Note filed Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.02 NOVAK Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 23 Short Debate-3rd Passed 073-034-007 May 24 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor O'DANIEL Added As A Joint Sponsor REA Added As A Joint Sponsor JOYCE,JJ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Transportation Jun 13 Recommnded do pass as amend 008-004-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Amendment No.01 TRANSPORTN Adopted Amendment No.02 O'DANIEL Adopted Amendment No.03 O'DANIEL Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 048-010-000 Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02,03 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 1,2,3/089-019-002 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 06 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 17 Rul Gub Ncmply/Rule 46.1(b) Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 19 Bill dead-amendatory veto. SHB-1783 STEPHENS - HARRIS AND MAYS. (Ch. 127, par. 145c) Amends the State Finance Act. Provides that during the last month of the fiscal year, agency or office vouchers will not be honored if expenses for the month exceed 15% of the amount appropriated for that fiscal year. Provides exceptions for season- al expenses and expenses absolutely necessary for continuing operations. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Appropriations I Apr 18 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 117-000-000 Committee Appropriations I May 03 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 116-000-000 Interim Study Calendar APPROP I 4 HB-1784 LEFLORE - YOUNG,A, JONES,SHIRLEY, JONES,LOU, DAVIS, RICE, MARTINEZ AND MORROW. (New Act; Ch. 127, new par. 141.253) Creates the Minority and Female Business Acquisition Financing Authority and creates the Minority and Female Business Acquisition Revolving Fund in the State treasury. Provides that the Authority may provide loans to qualified female and mi- nority persons or businesses for the purchase of other businesses. Provides for pow- ers and duties of the Authority, including the authority to issue bonds. Provides for operation of the Fund. ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. * State Debt Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1643 HB-1784-Cont. STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE House Bill 1784 would create a new category of State moral ob- ligation debt. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes reference to: New Act; Ch. 127, new par. 141.253 Adds reference to: Ch. 48, new pars. 850.07z20 through 850.07z26 Deletes all. Amends the Illinois Development Finance Authority Act. Provides that the Illinois Development Finance Authority shall establish a program under which the Authority shall issue bid and performance bonds for certain minority and female owned businesses. Creates a Fund to provide loans to assist certain minority and female owned businesses and certain small businesses to expand a business or acquire another business. Creates a fund from which loans can be made. Authorizes the Authority to issue revenue bonds. FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (Dept. CMS) The fiscal impact to the State would be the cost of any de- faulted loans handled through the program. There would be minimal expense to the State for the costs related to the issuance of bonds and for the management of these programs. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 02 Recommended do pass 007-000-005 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN State Debt Note ReQuested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 10 State Debt Note Filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Amendment No.01 YOUNG,A Withdrawn Amendment No.02 YOUNG,A Adopted 065-045-001 Fiscal Note Requested AS AMENDED BY #2 -MCCRACKEN Mtn Fisc Nte not Applicable LEFLORE Motion failed Held on 2nd Reading May 25 Fiscal Note filed Held on 2nd Reading May 26 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 067-049-000 May 30 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor BROOKINS Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Executive HB-1785 YOUNG,A - BALANOFF. (Ch. 73, pars. 969.22, 973a, and 979e) Amends the Insurance Code. Provides that medical and hospital insurance can- not be cancelled because of the age of the insured or because of the eligibility of the insured for Medicare. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Insurance May 04 Interim Study Calendar INSURANCE 1644 HB-1786 HB-1786 STEPHENS - MCCRACKEN - PETKA - COUNTRYMAN. (Ch. 110, new par. 2-1208) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Allows the defending party in civil litiga- tion to make an offer of judgment at any time more than 10 days before the trial be- gins. The offeree then has 10 days to accept the offer. If the offer is not accepted and the offeree obtains judgment less favorable than the offer, or judgment is against the offeree, then the offeree must pay costs, attorney's fees, and expenses of litigation incurred after the offer is made. Allows an offer of judgment to be made when fur- ther proceedings are required to determine the amount or extent of liability. Effec- tive immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd Committee Judiciary I May 05 Motn discharge comm lost 046-052-005 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-1787 YOUNG,A. (Ch. 120, par. 734) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939. Requires the person redeeming from a tax sale to pay all sums paid to a city, village, or town for reimbursement of advancements made from public funds under the police and welfare powers. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Recommended do pass 008-000-005 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 17 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 25 Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Sep 07 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 19 Total veto stands. SHB-1788 YOUNG,A. (Ch. 120, par. 675) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939. Provides that in all counties, when the court determines a taxpayer's objection, the standard of proof is a preponderance of the evidence and not constructive fraud. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'Ts. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of DCCA, HB-1788 constitutes a due process man- date for which no reimbursement is required. 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1645 HB-1788-Cont. Apr 06 1989 First reading Apr 08 Apr 24 May 04 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Revenue Interim Study Calendar REVENUE 1 HB-1789 STEPHENS AND EWING. (P.A. 84-974, Sec. 4-1) Amends an Act authorizing a conveyance of land to the Village of Maryville, subject to its use for public purposes. Authorizes Maryville, after 30 days written notice to the Director of Central Management Services, to convey all or part of the land. The net proceeds shall be paid over to the State. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive Apr 26 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 019-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Short Debate-3rd Passed 107-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 16 Sen Sponsor WATSON Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Executive Jun 01 Recommended do pass 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Aug 30 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0369 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1790 PEDERSEN,B - CAPPARELLI - PULLEN. (Ch. 110, par. 11-107.1) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure with respect to injunctions against abor- tions. Allows a man who claims to be the father, but is not the husband of the moth- er, to seek an injunction. The man must first prove by a preponderance of the evidence that he is the father. Allows the court to consider the rights and interests of the unborn child, to the extent legally permissible. Allows the proceedings to be con- fidential and requires that they be expeditious. Allows the Supreme Court to make rules. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd Committee Judiciary I May 05 Motn discharge comm lost 050-036-007 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'IHB-1791 MAUTINO AND STANGE. (Ch. 111 2/3, par. 9-222.2; Ch. 120, pars. 439.3, 439.33, 439.103, 441, 467.17 and 469) SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1646 HB-1791-Cont. Amends the Use, Service Use, Service Occupation and Retailers' Occupation Tax Acts, the Gas Revenue Tax Act and the Public Utilities Revenue Act to reduce the rate of the taxes imposed under those Acts on fuel and electricity used in the manufacturing or assembling process in Illinois, or in the mining process in Illinois, and in the operation of a pollution control facility in Illinois from 5% to 4% begin- ning in 1990, to 3% beginning in 1991 and to 2% beginning in 1992; and eliminates such taxes beginning in 1993. Amends the Public Utilities Act to provide that addi- tional charges to customers' bills for State utility taxes shall reflect the tax reduc- tions and exemptions. Effective January 1, 1990. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE SHB-1792 ROPP - WAIT - ACKERMAN - RICHMOND - HICKS. (New Act) Creates the Illinois Summer School for Agriculture to provide enriched agricul- tural study for high school students of superior academic skills. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1793 SHAW. (Ch. 73, pars. 1065.18-1; new par. 1065.18-4a; rep. par. 1065.18-4) Amends the Illinois Insurance Code. Provides for the Director to establish by reg- ulation limitations on rate increases and decreases. Prohibits increases exceeding 10% without prior approval. Provides that rates shall be equitable in their applica- tion, not unfairly discriminatory nor destructive of competition or detrimental to the solvency of insurers. Defines terms. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Insurance May 04 Interim Study Calendar INSURANCE HB-1794 JONES,SHIRLEY - TURNER - MORROW. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 13-704.1) Amends the Public Utilities Act. Provides that the Illinois Commerce Commis- sion shall prohibit imposition of extra charges for providing touch-tone service. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Consumer Protection May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1795 JONES,SHIRLEY - TROTTER - MORROW, WILLIAMS, TURNER AND HOMER. (Ch. 121 1/2, par. 262B) Amends the Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act. Provides that statutory cancellation provisions regarding the sale of merchandise involving $25 or more apply to telephone transactions. Provides that goods delivered in viola- tion of such provisions shall be deemed gifts. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Consumer Protection May 04 Interim Study Calendar CONSUMER PROT 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1647 HB-1796 STERN. (Ch. 46, new par. 24B-1) Amends The Election Code to establish factors in which a court may order a poll- ing place open beyond the hours prescribed in the Code. In no event shall such poll- ing place be ordered open for more than 2 hours after its regularly scheduled closing time. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Elections May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1797 SHAW - MCGANN. (Ch. 91 1/2, new par. 1-126.1) Amends the Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Code. Provides that security officers at facilities operated by the Department of Mental Health and De- velopmental Disabilities shall be sworn conservators of the peace and shall have the power to make arrest under specified circumstances. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Committee on Mental Health May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1798 JONES,LOU. Appropriates $2,000,000 from the Capital Development Fund to the Secretary of State, as State Librarian, for grants to public library systems for construction and renovation. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Appropriations I May 11 Interim Study Calendar APPROP I SHB-1799 JONES,LOU - WILLIAMS - TROTTER - MORROW, LEFLORE, CURRIE AND JONES,SHIRLEY. (Ch. 23, par. 9-6) Amends the Public Aid Code. Provides that public aid recipients and former re- cipients shall be reimbursed their actual cost of transportation to and from a work location while participating in "Project Chance" and for one year after obtaining employment. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1800 JONES,LOU. (Ch. 127, pars. 652 and 653) Amends the General Obligation Bond Act. Authorizes an additional $2,000,000 for grants by the Secretary of State, as State Librarian, for improvement of li- braries under the Library System Act. Effective immediately. STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE HB-1800 would increase: Capital Facilities unissued principal by $2.0 M(0.20%) Unissued general obligation principal by $2.0 M(0.12%) Potential total general obligation debt by $4.0 M(0.04%) Potential per capital gen. obligation debt by $0.34 (0.04%) Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Appropriations I I Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 4 State Debt Impact Note Act may be applicable. HB-1796 1648 HB-1800--Cont. Apr 17 State Debt Note Filed Committee Appropriations I Apr 27 Interim Study Calendar APPROP I 'HB-1801 TROTTER - CURRIE - JONES,SHIRLEY - WILLIAMS. (Ch. 23, par. 9-5) Amends the Public Aid Code. Makes the Department of Public Aid program, for AFDC recipients to participate in a post-secondary undergraduate level or voca- tional training program, permanent rather than a 3 year demonstration. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1802 BALANOFF - KULAS - BOWMAN - JONES,LOU, MORROW AND WIL- LIAMS. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1022.9) Amends the Environmental Protection Act to require that applications for per- mits to store, treat or dispose of special waste disclose the volume of special waste to be received. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 04 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-1803 BALANOFF - KULAS. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1009.7) Amends the Environmental Protection Act to require windbreaks to be installed at coke, coal and clay transfer facilities in Cook County by July 1, 1990. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Transfers administrative responsibility from the Agency to the Pollution Control Board. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 02 Amendment No.01 ENRGY ENVRMNT Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 008-004-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 25 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. May 26 Third Reading - Lost 042-055-000 HB-1804 BALANOFF - KULAS. (Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 1031.1 and 1042) Amends the Environmental Protection Act to make the fugitive dust rules en- forceable by administrative citation. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 02 Recommended do pass 008-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1649 HB-1804-Cont. May 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT 'HB-1805 RONAN - KULAS - LAURINO - SANTIAGO - BUGIELSKI, DELEO, MC- AULIFFE, MARTINEZ, MORROW AND FLOWERS. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 4-201; new pars. 4-308, 4-309 and 4-310; Ch. 127, new par. 141.251) Amends the Vehicle Code to change the penalty for abandoning a vehicle to a fine of between $500 and $1,000. Provides for a vehicle recycling fee for abandoned vehicles. Creates the Vehicle Recycling Fund in the State Treasury. FISCAL NOTE (Secretary of State) Total annual costs for House Bill 1805 will be $1,491,000. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Transportation and Motor Vehicles Apr 26 Recommended do pass 017-005-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 27 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 03 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 25 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) SHB-1806 PARCELLS - PULLEN. (Ch. 120, new pars. 656A and 656A.1) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to provide that, except in cities with more than 2,000,000 inhabitants, after January 1, 1990, the town collectors may collect prop- erty taxes in all counties under township organization and perform other duties as- sociated with the collection and the proper recording of payment of such taxes. Collection by town collectors is to be determined by the board of town trustees. Also requires the board of town trustees to establish the compensation of the collector. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of DCCA, HB-1806 constitutes a local government organization and structure mandate for which no reimbursement is required. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Revenue Apr 24 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Revenue May 05 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-1807 PARCELLS. (Ch. 48, par. 59.2) Amends An Act in relation to safety inspections to provide that only current em- ployees or their representatives (rather than employees or representatives), may re- quest to the Department of Labor that an inspection be conducted where there is a suspected health or safety violation. Deletes penalty for giving advance notice of inspection. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Labor & Commerce ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1650 HB-1807-Cont. May 05 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE ' HB-1808 MULCAHEY. (Ch. 91 1/2, new par. 100-15.4) Amends the Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Act. Provides that the Department shall require a private entity operating at least 5 in- termediate care facilities for the developmentally disabled with 15 or fewer beds to provide, in one of every 5 such facilities, specified services in addition to those other- wise required by law or regulation. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Committee on Mental Health May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1809 MULCAHEY. (Ch. 34, par. 2073) Amends the Downstate County Working Cash Fund Act. Authorizes a levy of .025% until the fund is equal to 5% of the total operating budget for all county funds. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D ' HB-1810 MULCAHEY. (Ch. 127, new par. 141.255, pars. 142z-17 and 142z-18) Amends the State finance Act to add the State and Local Sales Tax Reform Fund and to provide for continuing appropriation rather than annual appropriation of lo- cal government shares of State occupation and use tax proceeds. Effective January 1, 1990. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1811 MULCAHEY. (Ch. 61, par. 1.3) Amends the Wildlife Code to make it unlawful to take any species of wildlife un- less a designated season is established for such species pursuant to the Code. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 02 Recommended do pass 014-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT SHB-1812 TROTTER - JONES,LOU - BALANOFF - SANTIAGO. (Ch. 23, new par. 12-10.3; Ch. 127, new par. 141.253) Amends the Public Aid Code and the State Finance Act. Creates the Local Gov- ernment Health Care Fund in the State Treasury to receive monies contributed by units of local government to provide health care services for indigent persons, and to be combined with State monies to match federal monies received to provide Medic- aid benefits. * Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1651 HB-1812-Cont. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-1813 TROTTER - BALANOFF - JONES,LOU - SANTIAGO. (Ch. 23, par. 5-5) Amends the Medicaid Article of the Public Aid Code. Requires the Department of Public Aid to execute written interagency agreements with the Illinois Depart- ment of Public Health for the administration of the Early and Periodic Screening and Diagnosis and Treatment program as required under Title XIX of the Social Security Act. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1814 NOVAK - WOOLARD - PHELPS - TURNER AND CURRAN. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 13-708) Amends the Public Utilities Act. Provides that the Illinois Commerce Commis- sion shall require local telephone companies to give customers, at the time of instal- lation of service, the option to prevent access to area codes or local prefixes which have telephone services which impose charges in excess of usual rates. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Public Utilities May 03 Interim Study Calendar PUB UTILITIES HB-1815 LAURINO - WILLIAMS. (New Act) Creates An Act in relation to Home Inspectors. Requires the Department of Pro- fessional Regulation to report to the General Assembly on or before January 1, 1990 on the development and implementation of an examination for the licensing of home inspectors, on desirable education and experience for the licensing of home in- spectors, on a certification procedure for home inspectors for which a fee may be charged, on the development of a disciplinary process against home inspectors and on the development of a home inspector's scope of practice. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Consumer Protection May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1816 HARTKE - NOVAK - WOOLARD - PHELPS. (Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 13-506.1) Amends The Public Utilities Act to require telephone companies utilizing "user sensitive service" to include 120 minutes of usage each month within the basic fee for elderly and disabled persons. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Public Utilities May 03 Interim Study Calendar PUB UTILITIES SHB-1817 TROTTER - JONES,LOU - BALANOFF - WILLIAMS - MORROW. (Ch. 23, par. 5-2) Amends the Public Aid Code. Requires the Department of Public Aid and the Governor to provide a plan of Medicaid coverage for pregnant women and their 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1652 HB-1817-Cont. children by July 1, 1989, which establishes an income eligibility standard equal to 185% (now, 100%) of the poverty line. The plan shall establish a sliding scale of monthly contributions to be made for coverage by an eligible person whose monthly income is between 126% and 185%, each inclusive, of the poverty line. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE HB-1818 MATIJEVICH - MCPIKE. (Ch. 48 pars. 39m-2, 138.1, 322, 1403 and new par. 39s-2a; Ch. 95 1/2, new par. 18c-1105) Amends the Wage Payment and Collection Act, the Prevailing Wage Act, the Workers' Compensation Act, the Unemployment Insurance Act, the Toxic Sub- stances Disclosure to Employees Act, and the Chapter of the Vehicle Code pertain- ing to commercial transportation. Adds and amends provisions for determining whether a person is to be considered an employee or an independent contractor. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1819 MAUTINO - TURNER - WILLIAMS - GIORGI - OLSON,MYRON, RICE, LEFLORE, BRESLIN, HALLOCK, CURRAN, HASARA, PHELPS, NO- VAK, GRANBERG, MCPIKE, SUTKER, TROTTER, GOFORTH, RYDER, WOOLARD, LANG, BLACK AND HULTGREN. (Ch. 127, pars. 523, 530, 533 and 535) Amends the State Employees Group Insurance Act of 1971. Provides that units of local government may apply to Director of Central Management Services to have employees and dependents covered under the Act, the cost of coverage to be paid by the unit of local government. Authorizes Director of CMS to promulgate rules con- cerning officers and employees eligible for coverage. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 127, par. 522 Amends the State Employees Group Insurance Act. Allows accredited rehabili- tation facilities which provide services to disabled persons and receive funds from the State of Illinois for providing those services to participate in the State Employ- ees Group Insurance program. Includes school districts in units of local government which can participate. Provides that a local government employer's participation shall not limit its duty to bargain with representatives of its employees' collective bargaining units. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Recommends that payments by local governments or rehabilitation facilities or their employees for group health insurance shall be deposited in a separate Local Government Health Insurance Reserve Fund, rather than in the existing Health In- surance Reserve Fund. Adds July 1, 1990 effective date. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Insurance May 03 Amendment No.01 INSURANCE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 013-007-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 107-004-001 May 26 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor HOLMBERG Placed Calendr,First Readng 1653 HB-1819-Cont. May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Added As A Joint Sponsor JONES Added As A Joint Sponsor ZITO, RAICA, Added As A Joint Sponsor D'ARCO, REA, Added As A Joint Sponsor HAWKINSON, BERMAN Added As A Joint Sponsor BROOKINS, SMITH Assigned to Local Government Jun 08 Recommended do pass 009-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 041-015-000 Passed both Houses Jul 20 Sent to the Governor Sep 06 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 17 Rul Gub Comply/Rule 46.1(b) Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 18 Mtn fild accept amend veto MAUTINO Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 19 Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 111-000-000 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 31 Mtn fild accept amend veto HOLMBERG Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 055-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Dec 01 Return to Gov-Certification Dec 13 Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 86-0978 Effective date 90-07-01 HB-1820 MAUTINO - LAURINO. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 3-405) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Requires every owner of a vehicle subject to registration with the Secretary of State to present evidence of insurance at the time of application. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Comm Constitut'nal Officers Apr 27 Interim Study Calendar CONST OFFICER HB-1821 HOMER - MCCRACKEN. (Ch.38, pars. 1005-6-1 and 1005-6-2; Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 2-118, 2-118.1, 6-205, 6-206, 6-206.1, 11-500, 11-501.1 and 11-501.2) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections and The Vehicle Code. Establishes the measurement of "last 5 years" for purposes of Driving Under the Influence Second Offenders. Extends the period of probation or conditional discharge for misdemea- nor offenses from one year to two years. Requires the Secretary of State to render a decision after an administrative hearing within 30 days of the conclusion of such hearing. Also provides that hearings conducted by the Secretary of State concern- ing the loss or reinstatement of certain driving privileges not be applicable to any suspension issued pursuant to violations of the implied consent provisions. Includes within the scope of a statutory summary suspension hearing the sufficiency or de- fects of a sworn report filed by an arresting officer upon an arrest resulting in a Stat- utory Summary Suspension. Provides that a restricted driving permit be granted by the Secretary of State to persons whose driving privileges are suspended or revoked, for purposes of attending school and to accomplish essential household or family re- lated necessities if such necessities do not exceed 4 hours within a 24 hour period. Authorizes a circuit court to order the Secretary of State to issue a Judicial Driving Permit to persons who have their driving privileges suspended under the implied 1654 HB-1821-Cont. consent provision to allow transportation for educational purposes and to accom- plish essential household or family related necessities as long as such necessities do not exceed 4 hours within a 24 hour period. Makes reports received by the Secretary of State of a first DUI offender privileged if the person is subsequently found not guilty and provides that such information only be released to courts, police officers, prosecuting officials or the Secretary of State. Allows for the admission of chemical and other test results at a statutory summary suspension hearing. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 38, par. 1005-6-2; Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 2-118, 2-118.1,6-205, 6-206.1, 11-500, 11-500.1 and 11-500.2. Deletes everything in the bill except the provision measuring "last 5 years" for purposes of Driving Under the Influence second offenders. Makes a correction by changing the name of the Act being amended to the Unified Code of Corrections from the Criminal Code of 1961. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Comm Constitut'nal Officers May 04 Amendment No.01 CONST OFFICER Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 25 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-1822 MATIJEVICH. (Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 9-201.1) Amends The Public Utilities Act. Requires a public utility to publish notice of in- tent to recover revenues lost due to the utility's granting of promotion and incentive rates to commercial or industrial users of electricity. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Public Utilities May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-1823 ROPP - KLEMM - TERZICH - OLSON,MYRON. (New Act) The Illinois Clean Indoor Air Act. Prohibits smoking in areas which are used by and open to the public except in portions of such areas in which smoking is expressly permitted. Applies to State government agencies, units of local government, school districts and places of employment and places open to public access. Imposes duties on the State, local government and school district officials and on proprietors of places open to public access and imposes penalties for violations of the Act. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive May 04 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE SHB-1824 FLOWERS. (Ch. 68, pars. 7-102, 7-104 and new pars. 3-104.2, 7-104.1) Amends the Human Rights Act. Provides that it is a civil rights violation for an owner or agent of real estate to refuse to allow a handicapped person to modify his residence. Provides that the Department shall serve a copy of a charge on a respon- dent within 30 (instead of 10) days after the charge is filed, and that the Depart- ment shall complete an investigation no more than 100 days after a charge is filed. * Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1655 HB-1824-Cont. Provides that conciliation conferences shall be open to the public (rather than closed) unless the parties and the Department agree to the contrary. Provides that the Department may assess a civil penalty (including punitive damages) against a person found by the Director of Human Rights to have committed a civil rights vio- lation, and that the Department may seek court enforcement of such assessments. Provides that the Department shall conduct compliance reviews of each settlement, conciliation agreement, or order. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Human Rights Commission) Total estimated cost for House Bill 1824 will be $122,621. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled May 23, 1989) Deletes reference to: (Ch. 68, new pars. 3-104.2 and 7-104.1 Adds reference to: Ch. 68, pars. 1-102, 1-103, 3-101, 3-102, 3-103, 3-106, 7A-102, 7A-103, 7A-104, 8-105, 8A-102, 8A-103, 8A-104; new pars. 3-102.1, 7A-101, 7B-101 through 7B-104, 8A-101, 8B-101 through 8B-104, 10-101, 10-102 and 10-103; rep. par. 3-104; renumbers pars. 7-102, 7-103, 7-104, 8-106, 8-107 and 8-108) Deletes all. Adds numerous provisions in relation to discrimination in real estate sale, rental and financing transactions and other real estate matters. Creates a sepa- rate structure for dealing with such matters before the Department of Human Rights, the Human Rights Commission and the courts. FISCAL NOTE, REVISED (Dept. of Human Rights) Total anticipated revenue is $176,350 and total anticipated expenditures are $196,694. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 68, par. 8-103 Deletes everything. Restores provisions of H-am 1 with changes in terminology, grammar and changes relating to housing discrimination. Makes other changes. Ef- fective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that an action filed in court under Article 3 shall be commenced by the Department (rather than the Attorney General). Provides that, at the request of the Department, the Attorney General may appoint an assistant attorney general to represent the aggrieved party in such an action. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 03 Fiscal Note filed Committee State Government Administration May 04 Amendment No.01 ST GOV ADMN Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 010-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Fiscal Note Requested AS AMENDED MCCRACKEN Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01 Amendment No.02 FLOWERS Adopted Amendment No.03 JOHNSON Lost Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Third Reading - Passed 095-018-003 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Sen Sponsor BROOKINS Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment 1656 HB-1824-Cont. Jun 01 Assigned to Executive Jun 08 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 BROOKINS Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/109-003-002 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 11 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 19 Total veto stands. HB-1825 PRESTON - TURNER - WILLIAMS - MORROW - CULLERTON AND JONES,LOU. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 6-305) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Requires that any person who rents a motor vehicle to another disclose the entire rental rate, terms of any mileage conditions re- lating to the rental rate and any charge in addition to the rental rate in any print ad- vertisement or telephonic, in-person or computer transmitted quotation. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Removes the requirement that rentors of vehicles disclose the entire rental rate, terms of any mileage conditions relating to the rental rate and any charge in addi- tion to the rental rate in any print advertisement or telephonic, in-person or comput- er transmitted quotation and provides that optional input access charges may be charged by rentors as an additional charge. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Consumer Protection May 02 Amendment No.01 CONSUMER PROT Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 012-004-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-1826 FLOWERS - WILLIAMS - SHAW - LEFLORE. (Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 9-212.1) Amend The Public Utilities Act to provide that the Illinois Commerce Commis- sion cannot approve rates for an electrical utility which reorganizes to spin-off gen- erating capacity to a subsidiary unless charges and costs associated with the subsidiary are less than or equal to the price of comparable purchases of power from other suppliers of electrical power. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Public Utilities May 03 Recommended do pass 010-004-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Interim Study Calendar PUB UTILITIES HB-1827 SALTSMAN - LEITCH. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 12-503) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Makes a grammatical change in the Section governing windshield unobstruction and wipers. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, par. 500. 1657 HB-1827--Cont. Adds definitions to the Article governing glass, windshields and mirrors. Estab- lishes when tinted windows may be permitted. Requires installers of such materials to place labels on the vehicle identifying themselves and requires manufacturers of such material to certify to the Department of Transportation that the materials comply with the Department standards. Increases the penalties for a violation of this Section. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Transportation and Motor Vehicles May 03 Amendment No.01 TRANSPORTATN Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 018-002-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Verified Third Reading - Passed 064-040-006 May 24 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 Primary Sponsor Changed To HAWKINSON Added As A Joint Sponsor LECHOWICZ First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Insurance, Pensions & License Act Jun 01 Committee discharged Re-referred to Transportation SHB-1828 LEVERENZ. (Ch. 63, par. 42.16) Amends the Legislative Information System Act. Allows corporations (in addi- tion to private persons and governmental entities or agencies) to have access to the computer system. Requires charges to be based on costs and each user to be charged an average cost so all users share one time costs equally. FISCAL NOTE (Legislative Information System) HB-1828 would increase LIS's cost to provide Bill Status information to users by $5,200 per each additional 10 users. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 63, par. 42.16 Adds reference to: Ch. 63, par. 42.15-8 Replaces what is in the bill with authorization for LIS to provide access to the ad- ministrative rules data base subject to the same conditions imposed on access to oth- er information on the System's computers. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive Apr 17 Fiscal Note filed Committee Executive May 04 Amendment No.01 EXECUTIVE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 015-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 25 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-1829 LEVERENZ. (Ch. 127, par. 1007) 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1658 HB-1829-Cont. Amends The Illinois Administrative Procedure Act. Authorizes the Secretary of State's designee to copyright or publish for sale, as allowed by the Act, materials used in or resulting from codification of administrative rules. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Comm Constitut'nal Officers May 05 Interim Study Calendar CONST OFFICER SHB-1830 ROPP. (Ch. 38, par. 1005-6-3 and new par. 1005-6-3.3) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections. Provides that the Department of Cor- rections shall establish an impact incarceration program for certain first-time of- fenders as a condition of probation. Provides for criteria for assignment of persons to the program. Provides that no person shall be required to participate in the program. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 05 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II ' HB-1831 MCNAMARA AND WOOLARD. (Ch. 120, par. 500.23) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to increase the disabled veterans homestead ex- emption from $47,500 to $50,000. Effective January 1, 1990. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 120, par. 500.23-1 Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to provide that persons who receive the senior citizens homestead exemption may designate another person to receive duplicate notice of a tax delinquency. Such designation shall be binding on the county collector. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 BLACK Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 24 Short Debate-3rd Passed 110-001-001 May 25 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor LECHOWICZ Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Aug 13 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0162 Effective date 90-01-01 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1659 HB-1832 'HB-1832 WILLIAMS - KUBIK - LEVIN. (New Act; Ch. 73, rep. pars. 478 through 487) Creates the Title Insurance Act. Provides for the Department of Financial Insti- tutions to regulate title insurance companies and agents and independent es- crowees. Establishes investment standards and premium reserve requirements. Defines terms. Provides that a violation constitutes a business offense. Repeals "An Act to provide for and regulate the business of guaranteeing titles to real estate by corporations", approved May 13, 1901, as amended. Effective January 1, 1990. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that the annual registration fee for all of a company's title insurance agents shall be based upon the number of policies issued during the preceding year. Limits the prohibition on certain referrals to residential properties having 4 or fewer units, at least one of which is owner occupied. Adds provision relating to the satis- faction of tax liens. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I Apr 26 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 117-000-000 Committee Judiciary I May 05 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Third Reading - Passed 114-000-002 May 26 'Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor KEATS Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Added As A Co-sponsor MAROVITZ Assigned to Finance & Credit Regulations Jun 08 Recommended do pass 014-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Aug 15 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0239 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1833 BOWMAN - LEVIN. (Ch. 68, par. 1-103) Amends the Human Rights Act. Defines "sexual orientation" as male or female homosexuality, heterosexuality or bisexuality by orientation or practice. Changes the definition of "unlawful discrimination" by including discrimination against a person because of his or her sexual orientation. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that perceived sexual orientation shall be included in the unlawful dis- crimination definition. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Human Rights) Total fiscal impact for House Bill 1833 will be $135,822. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 02 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 008-006-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1660 HB-1833-Cont. May 03 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 25 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Lost 026-077-008 HB-1834 LEVIN - BOWMAN. (Ch. 38, par. 1005-5-3.2) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections. Provides that committing an offense against a person because of that person's actual or perceived sexual orientation is a factor in aggravation for imposing a more severe sentence. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 05 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-1835 LEVIN. (Ch. 111 2/3, par. 10-201) Amends The Public Utilities Act. Provides that when there is sufficient evidence in the record, the reviewing court may make findings and enter an order reversing a Commission decision without remanding the matter for further consideration. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Public Utilities May 03 Interim Study Calendar PUB UTILITIES HB-1836 LEVIN - WEAVER,M. (Ch. 121, par. 9-113.1) Amends the Illinois Highway Code. Prohibits the Department of Transportation from requiring a minimum amount of floor space for vending machines at safety rest areas on State highways which would exceed that minimum amount of floor space required by the federal Randolph-Sheppard Vending Stand Act of June 20, 1936. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 05 Interim Study Calendar ST GOV ADMN HB-1837 LEVIN. (Ch. 68, new par. 7-106a) Amends the Illinois Human Rights Act. Requires the Department to compile and report the number of complaints received alleging discrimination based on AIDS. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 05 Interim Study Calendar ST GOV ADMN SHB-1838 LEVIN. (Ch. 56 1/2, new par. 517.2) Amends the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act. Requires the Director of Public Health to promulgate regulations to expedite procedures for including in the official 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1661 HB-1838-Cont. compendium new drugs for the treatment of acquired immunodefiency syndrome (AIDS) for which a letter of approval or approvability has not been issued by the Federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA), but which the FDA has made available on an experimental basis. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 56 1/2, new par. 517.2 Adds reference to: Ch. 23, par. 5-5.13 Deletes everything. Amends the Public Aid Code to require the Department of Public Aid to establish procedures for the expedited review, for purposes of inclu- sion in the Public Aid formulary, of any drug for the treatment of AIDS which the FDA has indicated is subject to a treatment investigational new drug application. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services Apr 26 Amendment No.01 HUMAN SERVICE Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 016-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 09 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 116-000-000 May 11 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor NETSCH Placed Calendr,First Readng May 12 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn Jun 01 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Sep 11 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0896 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1839 LEVIN - PULLEN. (Ch. I11 1/2, par. 7301) Amends the AIDS Confidentiality Act to make a grammatical change. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, par. 7301 Adds reference to: Ch. 127, new par. 63b108d.l Amends the Personnel Code. Requires the Director of Central Management Ser- vices and the Civil Service Commission to adopt rules permitting State employees to donate sick leave to other State employees under certain circumstances. Prohibits solicitation of such donations by persons other than the proposed recipient. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services May 03 Amendment No.01 HUMAN SERVICE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 018-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 16 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Third Reading - Passed 107-006-001 May 24 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 Sen Sponsor D'ARCO Placed Calendr,First Readng 1662 HB-1839-Cont. First reading Waive Posting Notice Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive 'HB-1840 HENSEL. (Ch. 122, par. 17-2.2a) Amends The School Code. Increases the authorized special education tax levy rate to .04% for dual districts and to .08% for unit districts. Effective July 1, 1989. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 28 Interim Study Calendar ELEM SCND ED HB-1841 PARKE - STANGE - REGAN. (Ch. 48, par. 39s-3) Amends "An Act regulating wages of laborers, mechanics and other workers em- ployed in any public works by the State, county, city or any other public body or any political subdivision or by any one under contract for public works". Exempts work- ers engaged in the general maintenance of public works once completed from the re- quirement that prevailing wages be paid. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1842 PARKE - MAUTINO - REGAN - HARTKE AND MORROW. (Ch. 73, pars. 755.14; 755.15 and 755.16) Amends the Illinois Insurance Code. Requires cancellation notices to be mailed to the insured, mortgagee or lien holder at the last address known by the company. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that notice of cancellation will be sent to the insured, mortgagee or lien holder if known. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Insurance Apr 26 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 018-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 17 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading May 18 May 22 May 23 May 25 May 26 Jun 09 Jun 14 Jun 19 Amendment No.01 PARKE Adopted Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 9(B)/116-000-000 Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor JONES Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Insurance, Pensions & License Act Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. Jun 06 1663 HB-1842-Cont. Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Aug 30 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0370 Effective date 89-08-30 5 HB-1843 PARKE - REGAN. (Ch. 38, par. 11-20) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 to increase the penalty for obscenity from a Class A misdemeanor for a first offense to a Class 4 felony and the penalty for a sec- ond or subsequent offense from a Class 4 felony to a Class 3 felony. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-1844 SALTSMAN. (Ch. 24, new par. 10-2.1-31) Amends the Municipal Code. Provides that it is the public policy of this State that the provisions of the Code concerning boards of fire and police commissioners are applicable to all municipalities in the State, including home rule municipalities. However, a home rule municipality may alter any such provisions subject to approv- al by the voters of the municipality at a referendum. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive May 04 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE HB-1845 SALTSMAN AND WOLF. (Ch. 121, par. 5-608) Amends the Highway Code to permit any county of over 100,000 population (now, 400,000) to establish transportation impact districts and to collect impact fees from persons constructing new developments in the districts. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive May 04 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE HB-1846 COUNTRYMAN. (Ch. 122, par. 1410a) Amends the Asbestos Abatement Act to provide that if a school district has an employee who is not a licensed asbestos worker, but is qualified for licensure in all respects except that he lacks the necessary project experience, then that employee may be employed as an asbestos worker, but only by the school district by which he is otherwise employed. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1847 COUNTRYMAN. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 2-118.1) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code to provide that a statutory summary suspen- sion hearing and a statutory summary suspension of driving privileges may be dis- missed by the State's Attorney if the person for whom the statutory summary suspension applies has been convicted of a criminal offense for which the person re- ceived as a sentence or by operation of law the revocation of his driver's license. 5 Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1664 HB-1847-Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, par. 2-118.1 Adds reference to: Ch 95 1/2, par. 6-208.1 Deletes title and everything after the enacting clause. Amends The Illinois Vehi- cle Code to provide that a hearing shall not be required prior to restoration of driv- ing privileges following statutory summary supervision if a person is convicted of driving under the influence arising from the same arrest unless requested by the per- son seeking restoration. Adds immediate effective date. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 016-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 19 Short Debate-3rd Passed 110-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 Sen Sponsor SCHAFFER Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 16 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 SCHAFFER Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 058-001-000 Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 28 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MAROVITZ DUNN,T, ALEXANDER, BARKHAUSEN & SCHAFFER Jun 29 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/HOMER, WILLIAMS, CULLERTON, COUNTRYMAN & TATE Jul 01 Tabled House Rule 79(E) HB-1848 WHITE. (Ch. 30, pars. 309, 318 and 330) Amends the Condominium Property Act to revise provisions relating to sharing of common expenses, provisions for financial reserves and the maintenance of insurance. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 30 par. 318.4 Amends to revise the powers and duties of the board of managers relating to com- mon expenses and to revise the procedures relating to leases. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Restores provision that the management company may hold all operating funds of associations which it manages in a single operating account but shall at all times maintain records identifying all moneys of each association in such operating account. 1665 HB-1848-Cont. Apr 06 1989 Apr 08 May 02 First reading Amendment No.01 Amendment No.02 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I JUDICIARY I Adopted JUDICIARY I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 010-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 25 Third Reading - Passed 112-004-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Jun 09 Jun 14 Jun 19 Jul 18 Sep 07 Oct 11 Oct 19 Assigned to Judiciary Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Mtn filed overrde Gov veto WHITE Placed Calendar Total Veto Total veto stands. *HB-1849 JONES,SHIRLEY - WILLIAMS - FLOWERS - JONES,LOU - TROTTER. (Ch. 23, par. 9-6.3) Amends the Public Aid Code. Extends the duration of child care services granted to former aid recipients who have lost assistance due to their employment. Requires that the Department of Public Aid contract for such services directly with the pro- viders. Provides for the standards of such services and providers and the employ- ment of certain aid recipients as child care providers. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-1850 JONES,SHIRLEY - JONES,LOU - RICE - MORROW - WHITE, TURNER AND TROTTER. (New Act) Creates the Homelessness Prevention Program to assist households in finding pri- vate housing units, section 8 housing, or preventing eviction through negotiation with landlords and creditors. FISCAL NOTE (DCCA) HB-1850 allows for receipt of funds from possible unidentified revenue sources, which could be State or federal. Absent furth- er specification, it is impossible to estimate potential rev- enue or expenditure impact. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Committee on Apr 27 Housing Recommended do pass 008-000-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1666 HB-1850--Cont. May 02 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 17 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 25 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-1851 BALANOFF. (Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 9-218) Amends The Public Utilities Act to provide that, in determining rates, the Com- merce Commission shall exclude all costs associated with any electrical generating facility owned by the utility unless the utility can demonstrate that the facility is fully needed within two years for reliability and provides power to consumers at a lower cost. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that unless the Commission has reviewed construction and approved completion, the Commission may exclude costs of any generating facility unless the utility can demonstrate that the facility is needed. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Public Utilities May 03 Recommended do pass 011-007-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 DUNN,JOHN Adopted 060-045-004 Held on 2nd Reading May 25 Interim Study Calendar PUB UTILITIES HB-1852 BALANOFF - GIGLIO. (Ch. 121, new par. 4-201.21) Amends the Illinois Highway Code. Authorizes the Department of Transporta- tion to designate, when necessary for safety reasons, a State Highway as a no-truck route which would prohibit the travel of a motor vehicle with a gross vehicle weight rating of 10,001 or more pounds from traveling upon such highway. Requires that there be a reasonable alternative route prior to such designation. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Comm. on Roads and Bridges May 05 Interim Study Calendar ROADS BRIDGES HB-1853 BALANOFF - KULAS - GIGLIO. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1009.7) Amends the Environmental Protection Act to require the Pollution Control Board to adopt certain regulations relating to the operation of coke oven gas bypro- duct recovery facilities by January 1, 1991; provides that if the Board fails to meet this deadline, no person may operate any such facilities until the rules are adopted. Also directs the Agency to propose rules relating to cast houses, quenching, and coke battery emissions. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Limits application to municipalities having a population in excess of 1,000,000. FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (EPA) It is expected that the fiscal impact on the Agency of HB-1853 will be minimal. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource 1667 HB-1853-Cont. May 04 Amendment No.01 ENRGY ENVRMNT Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 009-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 08 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 19 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 25 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 26 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-1854 BALANOFF - KULAS. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1022.23) Amends the Environmental Protection Act to specify requirements for landfills disposing of nonhazardous special waste. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 04 Recommended do pass 008-002-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 26 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT 'HB-1855 PETKA. (Ch. 127, pars. 604A-101 and 604A-106) Amends the Illinois Governmental Ethics Act. Raises the reporting threshold for economic interest statements for State and local government employees from $35,000 to $50,000. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1856 PETKA. (Ch. 105, par. 3-13) Amends the Park District Code concerning disconnection and annexation to an- other district. Changes an internal reference concerning contiguity and residency requirements so that if a property owner borders another petitioning owner and if at least one petitioning owner is contiguous to the other district, they may all discon- nect and annex to the other district. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Cities & Villages May 03 Interim Study Calendar CITY VILLAGE 'HB-1857 PETKA. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1007.6) Amends the Environmental Protection Act to direct the Agency to study the ex- tent to which the planning, siting and licensing of facilities under this Act has had the effect of slowing down small construction in this State, and to report its findings to the General Assembly by January 1, 1991. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat.. Resource ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1668 HB-1857-Cont. May 04 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-1858 PETKA - JOHNSON - BARNES - HOMER - CAPPARELLI, REGAN, PE- DERSEN,B AND WILLIAMSON. (Ch. 38, new par. 12-18.1) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 to provide a victim of criminal sexual assault, aggravated criminal sexual assault, criminal sexual abuse or aggravated criminal sexual abuse with a right of action against a seller or distributor who by selling or distributing obscene material to the defendant causes the defendant through read- ing such material to commit such sexual offense. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that the right of action created shall be against the manufacturer, pro- ducer or wholesale distributor rather than the seller or distributor. Provides that the manufacturing, producing or wholesale distributing of the obscene material must have proximately caused the defendant to commit the violations. Adds definitions of wholesale distributor, producer and manufacturer. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Limits civil liability to actions against manufacturers, producers and wholesale distributors of the obscene material which proximately caused the defendant through reading or viewing the obscene material to commit the sex offense. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 05 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY II Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 010-003-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Second Reading Amendment No.02 JOHNSON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 19 Third Reading - Passed 086-018-008 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor BARKHAUSEN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Judiciary SHB-1859 MARTINEZ - SANTIAGO - NOVAK - JONES,SHIRLEY - VANDUYNE, TROTTER, CURRAN, FLOWERS AND JONES,LOU. (Ch. 38, pars. 25-1 and 1005-5-3) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 relating to mob action. Increases from a Class C misdemeanor to a Class 4 felony, mob action consisting of the use of force or violence disturbing the public peace by 2 or more persons acting together and without authority of law. Amends the Unified Code of Corrections to prohibit pro- bation, periodic imprisonment or conditional discharge for an offender convicted of a forcible felony if the offender was seeking to retaliate for an offense committed against a member of the offender's organized gang. Defines organized gang. CORRECTIONAL NOTE Maximum costs involved with the amendments to the Criminal Code would be $150 thousand per year in operating expenses. Maximum costs of the amendments to the Unified Code of Corrections would be $99 thousand per year in operating expenses. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that a forcible felony, if the offense was related to the activities of an or- ganized gang, is nonprobationable. 5 Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1669 HB-1859-Cont. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 37, par. 805-4 Amends the Juvenile Court Act of 1987 to provide that a minor 15 years of age or older shall be tried as an adult if the minor is charged with a forcible felony and has been previously adjudicated for a felony and the current offense was committed in furtherance of criminal activity of an organized gang or if such minor is charged with a felony and has been previously adjudicated delinquent for a forcible felony and the act which constitutes the offense was committed in furtherance of criminal activities by an organized gang. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 016-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 09 Correctional Note Requested MCCRACKEN Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Correctional Note Filed Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 19 Short Debate-3rd Passed 103-001-009 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 Sen Sponsor DEL VALLE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommnded do pass as amend 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 26 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 27 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/DEL VALLE MAROVITZ, D'ARCO, BARKHAUSEN & HAWKINSON Jun 28 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MARTINEZ, HOMER, CULLERTON, COUNTRYMAN & TATE Jun 29 House report submitted Jun 30 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted IST/046-007-005 House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/078-023-010 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 28 Sent to the Governor Sep 08 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0863 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1860 MARTINEZ - SANTIAGO - VANDUYNE - NOVAK - TROTTER, JONES,SHIRLEY AND CURRAN. 1670 HB-1860-Cont. (Ch. 37, par. 805-4, Ch. 38, par. 1005-5-3) Amend the Juvenile Court Act of 1987 and the Unified Code of Corrections to provide one of the factors the court uses in determining whether to permit prosecu- tion of a juvenile as an adult is whether there is evidence that the minor possessed a deadly weapon during the commission of the alleged offense. Provides that a minor who was at least 15 years of age at the time of the alleged offense and who is charged with a forcible felony shall be tried as an adult if it is alleged and deter- mined that the alleged offense was committed in furtherance of criminal activity by an organized gang. Defines organized gang. Provides for a mandatory prison sen- tence for a person convicted of a Class 1 or Class 2 felony who within the previous 10 years had been adjudicated delinquent for a Class X or Class 1 felony. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Corrections) Legislation which transfers juveniles to adult court increases the average length of stay which, coupled with the lack of dis- cretion for release dates, causes severe problems with over- crowding and the lack of available capacity to house youth com- mitted to Corrections. Treating youth as adult felons would cause treating Class X and Class 1 juvenile delinquents in the same terms of future consequences as a Class X or Class 1 adult felon. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 38, par. 1005-5-3 Deletes title and everything after the enacting clause. Amends the Juvenile Court Act of 1987 to require the prosecution as an adult of a minor 15 years of age or older who has been alleged to have committed a felony, upon motion by the State's Attor- ney if the Juvenile Judge determines that such minor has previously been adjudicat- ed delinquent for commission of a forcible felony and the offense was committed in futherance of criminal activity by an organized gang. Also requires prosecution of a minor 15 years of age or older as an adult if the minor was alleged to have commit- ted a forcible felony, upon motion by the State's Attorney if the Juvenile Judge de- termines that the minor was previously adjudicated delinquent for commission of a felony and the offense was committed in futherance of criminal activity by an orga- nized gang. Defines organized gang. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: New Act; Ch. 38, pars. 12-6.1, 33B-1, 1005-5-3, new par. 2-23 Creates the Streetgang Criminal Liability Law. Makes it a Class 4 felony to knowingly join or be a member of a streetgang. Makes it a Class 3 felony to solicit membership in a streetgang. Makes it a Class 1 felony to compel membership in a streetgang. Provides enhanced penalties for certain streetgang related felonies. Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 to add definition of streetgang. Adds to list of crimes in determining habitual criminal offender status the offense of streetgang re- lated homicide. Makes streetgang related homicide nonprobationable. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Recommended do pass 010-006-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 10 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 17 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 19 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 MARTINEZ Adopted Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 36(D)/062-047-001 Placed Calndr,Third Reading 3/5 vote required Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/097-013-001 Third Reading - Passed 095-015-004 1671 HB-1860-Cont. May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor BARKHAUSEN Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary Jun 08 Added As A Co-sponsor MACDONALD Committee Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 21 Second Reading Amendment No.01 BARKHAUSEN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Verified Third Reading - Lost 029-016-003 HB-1861 MARTINEZ - SANTIAGO - JONES,SHIRLEY - TROTTER AND VAN- DUYNE. (Ch. 120, par. 481b.1 and 481b.2) Amends the Coin-Operated Amusement Device Tax Act to increase the tax from $10 to $25 for each device. Provides that the monies received from such tax shall be paid to the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs and shall be used by that Department only for grants to community-based organizations as defined in "An Act to provide for grants to community groups and to assist local government programs for gang control, amending certain Acts therein named". Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Revenue Re-assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-1862 SANTIAGO - MARTINEZ - JONES,SHIRLEY - NOVAK, CURRAN AND MORROW. (Ch. 37, par. 805-4) Amends the Juvenile-Court Act of 1987 to add possession of a deadly weapon to the list of considerations in making a determination whether to permit prosecution of a minor under the criminal laws. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 016-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 12 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 26 Sen Sponsor LECHOWICZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Added As A Co-sponsor DEL VALLE Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses 1672 HB-1862-Cont. Jul 18 Aug 30 Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0371 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1863 SANTIAGO - MARTINEZ - JONES,SHIRLEY - BOWMAN - NOVAK, CURRAN, BUGIELSKI, TERZICH, SUTKER AND DELEO. (Ch. 38, par. 12-4) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Provides that the intentional harm to an in- dividual who is pregnant is aggravated battery. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 38, new par. 12-3.2 and par. 1005-6-1 Amends the Criminal Code and the Unified Code of Corrections. Creates the of- fense of domestic battery. Provides that such offense is a Class A misdemeanor and any second conviction within 5 years of such offense requires 48 consecutive hours of imprisonment which sentence shall not be suspended nor such person be eligible for probation. Prohibits supervision for domestic battery and criminal sexual abuse. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Recommends separating provisions prohibiting a disposition of supervision for persons convicted of domestic battery or aggravated criminal sexual abuse from similar provisions relating to DUI. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Recommended do pass 013-000-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Third Reading - Passed 113-000-000 Jun 01 Jun 06 Jun 09 Jun 14 Jun 19 Jun 20 Jun 27 Jul 26 Sep 11 Oct 17 Oct 19 Oct 31 Dec 01 Dec 13 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary Added As A Co-sponsor DEL VALLE Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 MAROVITZ Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 H Concurs in S Amend. 01 / 107-004-002 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Rul Gub Comply/Rule 46.1(b) Mtn fild accept amend veto SANTIAGO Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 108-000-002 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Mtn fild accept amend veto MAROVITZ Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 057-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Return to Gov-Certification Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 86-0979 Effective date 90-07-01 1673 SHB-1864 PETKA. (Ch. 127, par. 63a29) Authorizes the Director of Conservation to convey, for $1, certain land in Ken- dall County to the Bristol-Kendall Joint Cemetery Association. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds an effective date of January 1, 1991. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive Apr 26 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 019-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 09 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 116-000-000 May 11 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 Sen Sponsor HUDSON First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Jun 08 Jun 14 Jun 19 Jun 20 Jun 27 Jul 26 Aug 30 Assigned to Executive Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 HUDSON Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/114-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Adopted Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0372 Effective date 91-01-01 'HB-1865 PETKA. (New Act) Authorizes the release of a State sight distance easement in Will County upon payment of $1. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds the legal description. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. Specifies the directional coordinates of the distance easement. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Authorizes release of a highway easement in Peoria County upon payment of the appraised value. Adds immediate effective date. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive Apr 26 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 019-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 02 Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 PETKA Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Short Debate-3rd Passed 106-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. Adopted 1674 HB-1864 HB-1865-Cont. Jun 06 Sen Sponsor HUDSON First reading Waive Posting Notice Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Jun 08 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 HUDSON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 Jun 29 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/JOYCE,JJ JACOBS, HOLMBERG, KARPIEL & HUDSON Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd IST/TERZICH, CULLERTON, KRSKA, PETKA AND PULLEN Jun 30 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/059-000-000 House report submitted House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/112-000-001 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 28 Sent to the Governor Sep 06 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 19 Total veto stands. 'HB-1866 PULLEN, PEDERSEN,B, DOEDERLEIN, CAPPARELLI AND PAR- CELLS. (Ch. 127, par. 55 and new par. 55.50) Amends the Civil Administrative Code. Requires the Department of Public Health to charge for HIV tests performed by State labs at the request of private physicians. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government May 04 May 11 May 16 May 17 May 23 May 25 May 26 Administration Recommended do pass 008-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 081-022-009 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor WATSON Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn HB-1867 YOUNG,A. (Ch. 46, par. 24A-10.1) Amends The Election Code to require in-precinct vote tabulation in counties of 100,000 or more registered voters beginning with the 1990 general primary election. SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1675 HB-1867-Cont. Apr 06 1989 Apr 08 May 05 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elections Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-1868 PULLEN, PEDERSEN,B, DOEDERLEIN AND CAPPARELLI. (Ch. 127, par. 55 and new par. 55.50) Amends the Civil Administrative Code. Requires the Department of Public Health to monthly report the number of AIDS cases in various population categories. Apr 06 1989 Apr 08 May 04 May 11 May 16 May 17 May 23 May 25 May 26 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to State Government Administration Recommended do pass 007-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 092-009-009 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor WATSON Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn HB-1869 TROTTER. (New Act; Ch. 127, new par. 141.252) Creates a New Act and amends the State Finance Act. Imposes on each insur- ance company engaged in life insurance business in Illinois a tax in an amount equal to . 1% of the gross life insurance premiums received by that company during a cal- endar year as a result of its doing business in Illinois. Provides that such tax shall be collected by the Department of Insurance and deposited into the Emergency Medi- cal Services Fund, which is created by the Act, to be used by the Department of Public Health for the ordinary and contingent expenses of maintaining a statewide emergency medical service program, and for the distribution of grants in accor- dance with the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems Act. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Revenue May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1870 PULLEN - PEDERSEN,B - DOEDERLEIN - CAPPARELLI - WILLIAM- SON. (Ch. 23, new par. 2057.20) Amends the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act to authorize the De- partment to seek a court order requiring HIV testing of the indicated perpetrator of certain incidents of child abuse or neglect, and disclosure of the results of such test- ing. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes testing mandatory rather than permissive. Deletes exception for persons who tested negative within the preceding year. Requires positive test results to be reported to IDPH. Requires IDPH to publish a monthly statistical report of such cases. Apr 06 1989 First reading Apr 08 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Select Committee on Children SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1676 HB-1870-Cont. May 04 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd Committee Select Committee on Children May 05 Committee discharged 065-022-005 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 PULLEN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Third Reading - Passed 090-011-004 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor WATSON Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn Jun 08 Added As A Co-sponsor MACDONALD Committee Public Health, Welfare & Correctn SHB-1871 PULLEN, PEDERSEN,B, DOEDERLEIN, CAPPARELLI AND WEAV- ER,M. (Ch. 38, new par. 12-16.2) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 to provide that any person who knows him- self to be infected with HIV and who knowingly does any act which he knows is like- ly to transmit the virus to another person, commits a Class 2 felony. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. of Corrections) Base data necessary to estimate the impact of HB-1871 is not available. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Defines the types of conduct that constitute violation. Makes knowing consent an affirmative defense. Adds immediate effective date. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled June 21, 1989) Deletes limitation to controlled substances from the definition of drug parapher- nalia. Makes other changes. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Senate recedes June 30, 1989) Reinstates changes made by S-am 1, tabled on this date, with correct references to page and line numbers. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from Senate Amendment 2. Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 to provide that any person who knows him- self to be infected with HIV and who knowingly does any act which he knows is like- ly to transmit the virus to another person, commits a Class 2 felony. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Recommended do pass 009-001-004 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 25 Fiscal Note filed Held on 2nd Reading May 26 Amendment No.01 PETKA Adopted 068-030-000 Mtn Fisc Nte not Applicable PULLEN Motion prevailed 060-037-002 Fiscal Note not Required Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 070-021-008 5 Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1677 HB-1871-Cont. 1678 May 31 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor WATSON Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary Jun 08 Added As A Co-sponsor MACDONALD Committee Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 006-004-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 WATSON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Recalled to Second Reading Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail 01-WATSON Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01 Tabled Amendment No.02 WATSON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Third Reading - Passed 045-005-002 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 02 Jun 27 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 02 Jun 28 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 02 S Refuses to Recede Amend 02 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MAROVITZ DUNN,T, ALEXANDER, TOPINKA & WATSON Jun 29 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/HOMER, MCNAMARA, HANNIG, PULLEN AND PEDERSEN,B House report submitted Jun 30 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/057-001-000 House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/088-020-005 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 28 Sent to the Governor Sep 11 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0897 Effective date 89-09-11 SHB-1872 WHITE - LEVIN. (Ch. 111 1/2, new pars. 147.09, 157-8.9c and 607-107) Amends the Hospital, Blood Bank, and Ambulatory Surgical Treatment Center Acts to require notification of persons who have received blood or blood products since 1976 that they may have been exposed to HIV infection. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of DCCA, HB-1872 constitutes a service mandate for which reimbursement of 50% to 100% of the increased cost to units of local government is required. The estimated cost of reimbursement for FY90 is $11.5 to $23 million, depending upon the percentage of reimbursement provided. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. HB-1872-Cont. Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services Apr 24 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Human Services May 05 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE HB-1873 PULLEN, CAPPARELLI, PEDERSEN,B AND DOEDERLEIN. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 6354-1 and new par. 6354-2) Amends the Illinois Alcoholism and Other Drug Dependency Act. Requires the Department of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse to offer testing for the HIV infec- tion at a treatment facility for drug abusers. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 6354-2 Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 6354-3 Requires reporting of positive test results to Dept. of Public Health (IDPH), and requires IDPH to publish a monthly statistical report. Deletes penalty provisions. Also makes technical changes. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 04 Amendment No.01 ST GOV ADMN Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 16 Third Reading - Passed 085-015-012 May 17 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor WATSON Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn SHB-1874 KEANE. (Ch. 127, pars. 46.1 and 46.6a) Amends the Civil Administrative Code. For purposes of the powers and duties of the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs under the Code, defines lo- cal government to include special districts. Removes prohibition against use of the Department's local tourism and convention bureau grants in support of the Chicago World's Fair. Requires allocation of 1/2, rather than 1/3, of such grants to bureaus in cities of more than 500,000 population. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1875 KEANE. (Ch. 127, par. 2701-3) Amends The Build Illinois Act. Provides that the Department of Agriculture and the Abandoned Mined Lands Reclamation Council may expend appropriations for the Act's purposes. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive Apr 26 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 018-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1679 HB-1875-Cont. May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 08 Sen Sponsor REA First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Energy & Environment Jun 13 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Aug 30 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0373 Effective date 90-01-01 'HB-1876 PULLEN, CAPPARELLI, PEDERSEN,B AND DOEDERLEIN. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 7406.1) Amends the Sexually Transmissible Diseases Act to require any person who seeks treatment at a sexually transmissible disease clinic to be tested for HIV. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Allows the person seeking treatment or opportunity to refuse testing. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Specifies the HIV tests to be performed. Requires reporting of positive results to IDPH, and requires IDPH to publish a monthly statistical report. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 38, new par. 1003-6-2.1; Ch. 111 1/2, par. 7309 Amends the Code of Corrections to require HIV testing of committed persons. Requires notification of the prisoner's spouse in case of a positive result. Requires IDPH to publish a monthly statistical report of the results. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 7354.1 Amends the AIDS Registry Act to require the Illinois Department of Public Health to seek monthly HIV infection reports on Illinois residents from the various agencies of the federal government. Requires IDPH to publish a monthly statistical report. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, par. 5354-1 and new par. 6354-3 Amends the Illinois Alcoholism and Other Drug Dependency Act. Requires the Department of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse to offer testing for the HIV infec- tion at a treatment facility for drug abusers. Requires reporting of positive results to IDPH, and requires IDPH to publish a monthly statistical report. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 5. (Senate recedes June 30, 1989) Adds reference to: Ch. 23, new par. 2057.20 Amends the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act to require the Depart- ment to seek a court order requiring HIV testing of the indicated perpetrator of cer- tain incidents of child abuse or neglect, and disclosure of the results of such testing. Requires reporting of positive results to IDPH, and requires IDPH to publish a monthly statistical report. 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1680 HB-1876-Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 7. Adds reference to: Ch. 127, par. 55 and new par. 55.51 Amends the Civil Administrative Code. Requires the Department of Public Health to monthly report the number of AIDS cases in various population categories. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 8. (Senate recedes June 30, 1989) Requires the cost of HIV tests ordered by the Department of Children and Fami- ly Services to be paid by the Illinois Department of Public Health, and limits such tests to cases in which the action of the perpetrator could have transmitted HIV. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 9. Provides that the IDPH cumulative seroprevalence report shall be made avail- able without charge upon request. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-ams 1 through 4, 7, and 9. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-ams 5 and 8. Provides for contracting for HIV testing when required by State agencies and for an audit of the cost effectiveness of required HIV testing by the Auditor General with a report by May 1, 1991. Provides for the implementation of prison HIV test- ing on May 1, 1990 and that the Department of Alcohol and Substance Abuse must offer HIV tests to all drug abusers other than alcohol abusers. Provides that these provisions shall have an immediate effective date. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Deletes reference to: Ch. 38, new par. 1003-6-2.1 Recommends deleting provision directing the Dept. of Corrections to administer HIV tests to prisonsers about to be released. Adds definition of "STD Clinic". Changes effective date to July 1, 1990. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services Apr 26 Amendment No.01 HUMAN SERVICE Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 019-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 09 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 116-000-000 May 11 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 12 Sen Sponsor WATSON First reading Rfrd to Comm Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 W) Amendment No.02 W, Amendment No.03 W, Amendment No.04 W Amendment No.05 W, Amendment No.06 W, 01 Amendment No.07 W, CI Ad Ad May 18 Jun 09 Jun 15 Jun 19 on Assignment Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn Recommended do pass 012-000-000 ATSON ATSON ATSON ATSON ATSON ATSON 9-025-000 ATSON IAIR RULES 07 IN ORDER lopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.08 WATSON Amendment No.09 WATSON Placed Calndr,Third Reading Adopted Adopted Adopted Adopted Adopted Lost Adopted Adopted 1681 HB-1876-Cont. Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 054-003-000 Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02,03,04,05,07, Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 08,09 Jun 27 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02,03,04,05,07, H Noncncrs in S Amend. 08,09 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02,03,04,05,07 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 08,09 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02,03,04,05,07, S Refuses to Recede Amend 08,09 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/SMITH MAROVITZ, ZITO, WATSON & TOPINKA Jun 28 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MCNAMARA, HANNIG, CULLERTON, PULLEN AND PEDERSEN,B Jun 30 House report submitted House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/087-020-006 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/056-002-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 28 Sent to the Governor Sep 11 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 11 Mtn fild ovrrde amend veto PULLEN Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 17 Rul Gub Ncmply/Rule 46.1(b) Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 19 3/5 vote required Override am/veto House-lost 057-024-024 ' Bill dead-amendatory veto. HB-1877 CULLERTON - MCCRACKEN. (Ch. 40, par. 1652 and title of Act preceding par. 1652; and Ch. 110 1/2, par. 2-4) Amends the Probate-Act and an Act concerning written instruments with respect to adopted children. Makes applicable to property rights under any instrument (rather than under any written instrument). Makes other changes. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds a qualifying clause. No substantive change. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 013-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 CULLERTON Adopted 091-005-005 Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Third Reading - Passed 114-002-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor D'ARCO Added As A Joint Sponsor GEO-KARIS Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 1682 HB-1877-Cont. Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0606 Effective date 89-09-01 HB-1878 PULLEN, CAPPARELLI, PEDERSEN,B AND DOEDERLEIN. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 7309) Amends the AIDS Confidentiality Act to allow a physician to notify the spouse of the test subject, if the test result is a confirmed positive. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled May 10, 1989) Grants notifying physicians immunity from all resulting liability, and creates a statutory presumption of their good faith. Also conditions the physician's right to notify a spouse upon an unsuccessful attempt to get the patient to notify the spouse. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Rephrases changes made in H-am 1 which was tabled on this date. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 127, new par. 55.50, par. 55 Requires IDPH to charge a fee for HIV tests performed by the State laboratory for private physicians. Broadens the exemption from liability for certain physicians under the AIDS Confidentiality Act. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 38, new par. 1003-6-2.1; Ch. 11l 1/2, par. 7309 Amends the Unified Code of Corrections and the AIDS Confidentiality Act. Pro- vides that the Department of Corrections shall give a test for human immunodefi- ciency virus infection to all persons in its custody, and that the person's spouse (if any) shall be notified if there is a positive test result. Provides that the Department shall not place an HIV-positive person in a cell with an HIV-negative person. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Requires that the fee charged by IDPH for HIV tests performed at the State lab- oratory not exceed the cost of the service. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Adds reference to: New Act; Ch. 38, par 1005-5-3 Creates the HIV Testing Act. Requires the Department of Central Management Services to enter into a contract to provide for HIV testing services. Requires that all State agencies utilize the contract, and requires that all court-ordered HIV test- ing authorized by statute be done under the contract. Amends the Code of Correc- tions to provide that IDPH will pay for all required HIV testing (currently paid by the county or taxed as costs to the convicted defendant). Effective immediately. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 4. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Provides for contracting for HIV testing when required by State agencies and for an audit of the cost effectiveness of required HIV testing by the Auditor General with a report by May 1, 1991. Establishes starting dates for prison HIV testing: July 1, 1990 for all testing and segregation and May 1, 1990 for pre-release testing. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services Apr 26 Amendment No.01 HUMAN SERVICE Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 019-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01 Amendment No.02 PULLEN Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate 1683 HB-1878-Cont. May 16 Short Debate-3rd Passed 114-000-000 May 17 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor WATSON Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Amendment No.01 WATSON Adopted Amendment No.02 WATSON Adopted 044-012-001 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 20 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.03 WATSON Adopted Amendment No.04 WATSON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 039-012-003 Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02,03,04 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 1,2,3/114-000-001 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 04 Jun 28 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 04 S Refuses to Recede Amend 04 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/SMITH MAROVITZ, ZITO, TOPINKA & WATSON Jun 29 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm IST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/WHITE, MCNAMARA, CULLERTON, PULLEN AND PEDERSEN,B Jun 30 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/050-004-003 House report submitted Jul 01 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/102-002-010 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 28 Sent to the Governor Sep 11 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 11 Mtn filed overrde Gov veto PULLEN Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 18 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Hse lost 052-040-019 Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 19 Total veto stands. SHB-1879 PULLEN, CAPPARELLI, PEDERSEN,B AND DOEDERLEIN. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 7354.1) Amends the AIDS Registry Act to require the Department of Public Health (IDPH) to seek monthly HIV infection reports on Illinois residents from the various agencies of the federal government. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Requires inclusion of identifiers in positive cases, for purposes of partner identifi- cation and notification. Requires IDPH to publish monthly a statistical report. ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1684 HB-1879-Cont. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 04 Amendment No.01 ST GOV ADMN Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 007-003-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 16 Third Reading - Passed 088-011-008 May 17 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor WATSON Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn 'HB-1880 PULLEN, CAPPARELLI, WEAVER,M, PARCELLS, PEDERSEN,B AND DOEDERLEIN. (Ch. 38, par. 12-18) Amends the Criminal Code to require the State's attorney, at the request of a sexual assault victim, to seek a court order compelling the accused to be tested for HIV. Authorizes the judge to determine to whom the result may be disclosed. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds requirement of a finding of probable cause at a preliminary hearing, or an indictment. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Requires that medical personnel performing the test report the results directly to the victim; also provides that the identity of the victim may not be disclosed. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Recommended do pass 009-004-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 19 Third Reading - Passed 086-017-011 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor WATSON Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 010-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 GEO-KARIS Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 WATSON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23' Third Reading - Passed 054-004-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01,02 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02/112-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 11 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1685 HB-1880--Cont. Oct 11 Mtn filed overrde Gov veto PULLEN Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 19 Total veto stands. HB-1881 MCCRACKEN - CULLERTON. (Ch. 110 1/2, par. 2-6) Amends the Probate Act. Requires a person holding property of a decedent who has reason to know that a potential beneficiary caused the death of the decedent to cooperate with law enforcement authorities and judicial officers in the investigation of the death. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 110 1/2, par. 2-6 Adds reference to: Ch. 40, par. 1652; Ch. 110 1/2, par. 2-4 Deletes everything. Amends an Act in relation to construction of instruments in regard to adopted children and the Probate Act. Provides that after September 30, 1989 an adopted child is deemed a child born to the adopting parents for determin- ing property rights of any person under instruments executed prior to September 1, 1955 unless specified conditions are applicable. Also provides that in good faith when the fiduciary has received written evidence by February 1, 1990 or 90 days af- ter the date on which the adopted child becomes a taker of property under such an instrument, that such child has become a taker of property. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Eliminates provisions concerning fiduciary liability. Adds provisions requiring a fiduciary to give notice of the right to commence judicial proceedings to prevent an adopted child from taking property under an instrument. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 013-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 MCCRACKEN Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Short Debate-3rd Passed 107-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 Sen Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommnded do pass as amend 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Secoid Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY Tabled Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 22 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 BERMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 23 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 02 Jun 29 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-1882 REGAN - MORROW, WILLIAMS, WELLER AND WILLIAMSON. (Ch. 38, new par. 12-31) Amends the Criminal Code to create the Class 2 felony of ritual mutilation, con- sisting of mutilation, torture or dismemberment of another person as a part of a ritual. 1686 HB-1882-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Requires lack of consent on the part of the victim. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Exempts the practice of circumcision and related rites and ceremonies from the Class 2 felony of ritual mutilation. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 02 Recommended do pass 014-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Second Reading Amendment No.01 REGAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 19 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.02 REGAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/116-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 115-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 Sen Sponsor HAWKINSON Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Added As A Co-sponsor KELLY Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 17 Sent to the Governor Sep 08 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0864 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1883 REGAN - CURRAN, WILLIAMS AND WILLIAMSON. (Ch. 38, new par. 12-31) Amends the Criminal Code to create the Class 2 felony of inducement to commit suicide consisting of encouraging another to commit suicide while maintaining con- trol of that person through a variety of means and the actual suicide of the other person. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Changes "encourages" to "coerces" as the element of the offense. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes July 1, 1989) Provides that the suicide encouragement must be intentional and creates an ex- emption for good faith counseling in the face of terminal disease. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 2. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 37, new par. 801-14; Ch. 38, par. 12-4, new par. 12-4.2 Amends the Juvenile Court Act to provide that weapons in the possession of a de- linquent shall be confiscated and disposed by the court. Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 to create the Class X offense of aggravated battery with a firearm. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Recommends correcting title of bill to reflect all Acts and Sections of Acts amended therein. Makes it aggravated battery to commit battery by using a deadly weapon other than by discharge of a firearm. 1687 HB-1 883-Cont. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY II RULED OUT OF ORDER Amendment No.02 JUDICIARY II Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 012-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 19 Third Reading - Passed 115-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 Sen Sponsor HAWKINSON Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 MAROVITZ Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 22 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 24 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 26 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 Jun 27 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MAROVITZ DUNN,T, ALEXANDER, BARKHAUSEN & HAWKINSON Jun 28 Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/HOMER, WILLIAMS, CULLERTON, REGAN AND PULLEN Jun 30 House report submitted Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/057-000-000 House Refuses to Adopt 1ST H Requests Conference Comm 2ND Hse Conference Comm Apptd 2ND/HOMER, WILLIAMS, CULLERTON, REGAN AND PULLEN Sen Accede Req Conf Comm 2ND Sen Conference Comm Apptd 2ND/MAROVITZ DUNN,T, ALEXANDER BARKHAUSEN & HAWKINSON House report submitted Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 2ND/055-000-000 Jul 01 House Conf. report Adopted 2ND/082-026-009 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 2ND Passed both Houses Jul 28 Sent to the Governor Sep 08 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto 1688 HB- 1883-Cont. Oct 17 Rul Gub Comply/Rule 46.1(b) Mtn fild accept amend veto REGAN Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 19 Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 114-000-000 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 31 Mtn fild accept amend veto HAWKINSON Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 057-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Dec 01 Return to Gov-Certification Dec 13 Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 86-0980 Effective date 90-07-01 HB-1884 REGAN - WILLIAMS - MORROW - WILLIAMSON. (Ch. 38, par. 1005-5-3.2) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections to provide that ritual brutality is an ag- gravating factor in sentencing any person convicted of a felony. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Includes cemetery desecration in list of aggravating factors. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Specifies rituals in which the crime must take place. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Includes cemetery desecration in the list of aggravating factors. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 02 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY II Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.02 REGAN Adopted Amendment No.03 REGAN Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 12 Short Debate-3rd Passed 100-000-003 May 15 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 26 Sen Sponsor HAWKINSON Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Waive Posting Notice Assigned to Judiciary Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 17 Sent to the Governor Sep 08 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0865 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1885 NOVAK - JONES,SHIRLEY - TURNER, JONES,LOU, DAVIS AND LE- FLORE. (Ch. 122, par. 26-3a) Amends The School Code. Requires the regional superintendents of schools to annually report to the State Board of Education, beginning in January 1990, with the number and ages of dropouts during the preceding school year, together with any action taken by the regional superintendents which has been effective in induc- ing dropouts to reenroll. Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE (State Board of Education) 1689 HB-1885-Cont. The State Board of Education believes that there will be no fiscal impact resulting from this legislation. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 37, pars. 801-3, 803-15, 803-16, 803-18, 803-19, 803-20, 803-22, 803-33 Amends the Juvenile Court Act of 1987 to provide for filing by the regional su- perintendent of schools of a petition alleging that a minor is a truant minor in need of supervision and to provide for adjudicatory and dispositional hearings and for dispositional orders with respect thereto. Also eliminates certain definitions. Pro- vides for a January 1, 1990 effective date with respect to the Juvenile Court Act changes. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 28 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 024-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 12 Fiscal Note filed Short Debate Cal 3rd Rdng May 25 Third Reading - Passed 114-002-000 May 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor NEWHOUSE Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Jun 09 Recommnded do pass as amend 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 ELEM SCND ED Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 28 Motion Filed Concur -Motion to Concur Lost 01/037-076-001 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 29 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 Jun 30 Motion to Reconsider Vote S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 Oct 10 Exempt under Hse Rule 29(C) S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 (06-30-89) HB-1886 KUBIK - CURRIE - JONES,SHIRLEY - TURNER - BOWMAN AND WIL- LIAMS. (Ch. 23, par. 9-6.01) Amends the Public Aid Code. Provides that the Employment Program Reports required of the Department of Public Aid shall include separate sections on each program and that in addition to reports on Project Chance, the Department shall re- port on Grant Diversion Projects. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE 1690 HB-1887 HB-1887 MCPIKE. (Ch. 23, pars. 3430, 3432, 3434, 3434b, 3436, 3437, 3440, 3442, 3443, 3443a, 3444 and 3445, title preceding par. 3430) Amends An Act in relation to rehabilitation of disabled persons. Changes refer- ences in title and elsewhere in Act from "disabled" or "handicapped" persons or children to persons or children "with one or more disabilities". Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services Apr 26 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 016-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 03 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng May 09 May 11 May 25 May 30 Jun 01 Jun 09 Jun 14 Jun 19 Jul 17 Sep 01 Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 116-000-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor DEL VALLE Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0607 Effective date 89-09-01 HB-1888 WOJCIK. (New Act; Ch. 121 1/2, par. 2620) Creates the Menu Disclosure Act which requires restaurants to disclose if a food being served is imitation or a substitute for what is listed in the menu. Amends the Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Practices Act to make a violation of the Menu Dis- closure Act an unlawful practice. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: New Act; Ch. 121 1/2, par. 2620 Adds reference to: Ch. 56 1/2, new pars. 67.1 and 76.1 Deletes everything. Amends An Act to prevent the preparation, manufacture, packing, storing, or distributing of food intended for sale, or sale of food, under un- sanitary, unhealthful or unclean conditions. Gives the Act a short title. Prohibits the mislabeling of food on menus. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Consumer Protection May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 017-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 23 Short Debate-3rd Passed 097-005-008 May 24 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 Sen Sponsor ZITO Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 06 First reading Rfrd to Cc Assigned t Correcti omm on Assignment to Public Health, Welfare & n 1691 HB-1888-Cont. Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Amendment No.01 ZITO Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 052-005-002 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/111-001-000 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0608 Effective date 90-01-01 'HB-1889 WOJCIK - HARRIS. (Ch. 24, par. 8-11-16) Amends the Illinois Municipal Code to provide that taxpayer information re- quired to be supplied to municipalities shall be available only to the highest ranking nonelected financial officer and that the municipality post a bond for such officer. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Revises to make applicable for all retailers. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Includes mayors and municipal presidents as additional authorized recipients of the financial data from the Department of Revenue. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Cities & Villages May 03 Amendment No.01 CITY VILLAGE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 011-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 16 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.02 WOJCIK Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(D)/116-000-000 Third Reading - Lost 010-087-011 HB-1890 DELEO AND GOFORTH. (Ch. 17, par. 6410) Amends an Act in relation to interest rates. Deletes requirement that periodic in- stallment loan payments be substantially equal. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Financial Institutions May 03 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 031-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 25 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 26 Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Third Reading - Passed 113-004-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Sen Sponsor LUFT Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Finance & Credit Regulations Jun 08 Recommended do pass 014-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1692 HB-1890-Cont. Jun 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 17 Sent to the Governor Aug 15 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0240 Effective date 90-01-01 HB-1891 DELEO AND PARCELLS. (Ch. 17, par. 323) Amends the Illinois Banking Act. Allows members of the board of directors or committee members of any bank or subsidiary to participate in board meetings via conference telephone communications, provided all persons participating in the meeting can hear one another. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Financial Institutions May 03 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 028-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 09 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 11 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 111-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 Sen Sponsor ZITO Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Finance & Credit Regulations HB-1892 MARTINEZ. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 17-116; Ch. 85, new par. 2208.13) Amends the Chicago Teachers Article of the Pension Code to provide a retire- ment formula of 2.5% of average salary per year of service for teachers retiring after December 31, 1989. Amends the State Mandates Act to require implementation without reimbursement. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 3 HB-1893 MARTINEZ. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 17-116; Ch. 85, new par. 2208.13) Amends the Chicago Teachers Article of the Pension Code to provide a retire- ment formula of 2.15% of average salary per year of service for teachers retiring af- ter December 31, 1989. Amends the State Mandates Act to require implementation without reimbursement. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1894 DANIELS. (New Act) Provides that the Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities may set up home and community services for mentally disabled children and adults 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1693 HB-1894-Cont. through the use of local screening and assessment units, subject to available appro- priations. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Committee on Mental Health May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1895 OLSON,MYRON. (Ch. 95 1/2, new par. 11-207.1) Amends Vehicle Code. Requires local authorities that have traffic ordinances similar to Vehicle Code violations to renumber their ordinances by January 2, 1991, to have the same Section numbers as the Vehicle Code violations. Preempts home rule. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of DCCA, HB-1895 creates a local government organization and structure mandate for which no reimbursement is required. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Transportation and Motor Vehicles Apr 24 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Transportation and Motor Vehicles May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1896 OLSON,MYRON AND MCCRACKEN. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 6-206 and new par. 6-306.6) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Authorizes the Secretary of State to suspend a person's driving privileges upon receipt from a court that such person has failed to pay any fine, penalty, assessment, charge or cost due and owing for a violation of the Vehicle Code or similar provision of a local ordinance. Provides notice requirements to such person and establishes procedures for a hearing if subjected to such suspen- sion. Requires the Secretary of State to remove such suspension upon notification that such fine, penalty, assessment, charge or cost has been paid. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of DCCA, HB-1896 constitutes a due process man- date for which no reimbursement is required. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Revises suspension provisions. Provides that beginning July 1, 1991, a State resi- dent's failure to pay traffic fines and court costs imposed for violations of the Vehicle Code or a similar local ordinance will result in the court notifying the Secretary of State to prohibit the renewal, reissue or reinstatement of such driver's driving privi- leges. Effective January 1, 1990. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, par. 6-206 Removes the authority of the Secretary of State to suspend a person's driving privileges upon the failure to pay traffic fines and costs. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Requires the clerk of the court to give a signed, sealed receipt to a driver who has paid outstanding traffic fines and costs and to notify the Secretary of State that such fines and costs have been paid. Requires the Secretary of State to renew, reissue or reinstate such driver's driving privileges upon presentation of a receipt. 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1694 HB-1896-Cont. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Changes the effective date to July 1, 1991. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm Apr 08 Assigned to Selt on Assignment ect Comm Constitut'nal Officers St Mandate Fis Note Filed Amendment No.01 CONST OFFICER Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 011-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.02 OLSON,MYRON Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 11 Short Debate-3rd Passed 107-001-001 May 12 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 Sen Sponsor WATSON Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on A Adopted Lssignment Assigned to Transportation Added As A Joint Sponsor DUNN,T Recommnded do pass as amend 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 TRANSPORTN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 058-000-001 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/112-004-001 Motion to Reconsider Vote Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm IST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/BROOKINS DALEY,J, DUNN,T, WATSON & HAWKINSON Hse Accede Req Conf Comm 1ST Hse Conference Comm Apptd IST/BRUNSVOLD, CULLERTON, DUNN,JOHN, OLSON,MYRON AND CHURCHILL House report submitted House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/112-000-000 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/059-000-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0609 Effective date 91-07-01 Apr 27 May 18 Jun 13 Jun 14 Jun 19 Jun 20 Jun 27 Jun 28 Jun 29 Jun 30 Jul 28 Sep 01 1695 ' HB-1897 GIQRGI - BRUNSVOLD - SALTSMAN - MATIJEVICH - HALLOCK. (Ch. 24, pars. 11-74.4-3 and 11-74.4-8a) Amends the Illinois Municipal Code to expand the definition of industrial park conservation area and to reconcile the differences between Public Acts 85-1142 and 85-1135. Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE (DCCA) No impact on State revenues or expenditures. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Cities & Villages May 03 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 011-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 04 Fiscal Note filed Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-1898 CHURCHILL. (Ch. 8, par. 37-26) Amends the Horse Racing Act to make grammatical change in provisions con- cerning the percentage of the handle wagered at off-track betting locations paid to purses. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive May 04 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE HB-1899 DIDRICKSON. (Ch. 122, par. 1410) Amends the Asbestos Abatement Act to define "certified industrial hygienist" and to require the Department of Public Health to prepare a list of certified indus- trial hygienists each year. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that only persons who have met the requirements for certification by the American Board of Industrial Hygiene qualify as certified industrial hygienists. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Specifies that the Department shall use a list provided by the American Board of Industrial Hygiene to fulfill its mandate to make a list of contractors certified indus- trial hygienists. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Deletes reference to: Ch. 122, par. 1410 Adds reference to: Ch. 122, new par. 1410b Recommends removing language added to Section relating to contractors and makes the new language a separate Section which applies to certified industrial hy- gienists only. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 02 Amendment No.01 ST GOV ADMN Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 010-000-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 11 Second Reading Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 17 Short Debate-3rd Passed 109-000-001 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. HB-1897 1696 1697 HB-1899-Cont. May 18 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Insurance, Pensions & License Act Jun 07 Waive Posting Notice Committee Insurance, Pensions & License Act Jun 09 Recommnded do pass as amend 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 15 Second Reading Amendment No.01 INS PEN LIC Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/109-000-002 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 06 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 11 Mtn fild accept amend veto DIDRICKSON Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 17 Rul Gub Comply/Rule 46.1(b) Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 19 3/5 vote required Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 113-000-000 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 31 Mtn fild accept amend veto BERMAN 3/5 vote required Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 057-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Dec 01 Return to Gov-Certification Dec 13 Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 86-0981 Effective date 89-12-13 SHB-1900 WILLIAMS. (Ch. 23, par. 6-8) Amends the Public Aid Code. Provides that the Department of Public Aid shall reimburse recipients in General Assistance programs administered by the Depart- ment for the cost of certain materials necessary for participation in education, train- ing or employment programs. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1901 WILLIAMS - JONES,LOU - BALANOFF - YOUNG,A. (Ch. 23, par. 9-6) Amends the Illinois Public Aid Code. Provides that an AFDC family will not lose its food stamp eligibility because a General Assistance recipient living with them has been sanctioned for failure to cooperate with the GA Jobs Program. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 'HB-1902 WILLIAMS - JONES,LOU - BALANOFF. (Ch. 23, par. 5-4) Amends the Illinois Public Aid Code. Provides that the monthly standard the De- partment establishes for medically needy families of one and two people will not be set below the federal Supplemental Security Income program levels for individuals and couples. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1903 WILLIAMS. (Ch. 23, par. 6-8) Amends the General Assistance Article of the Public Aid Code. Provides that re- cipients shall be subject to participation in Department of Public Aid employment, training or education programs after a comprehensive assessment (instead of an as- sessment) by the Department. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1904 COUNTRYMAN. (Ch. 8, par. 37-9; Ch. 17, par. 106; Ch. 24, new par. 10-2.1-6.2; Ch. 73, new par. 1013; Ch. 111 2/3, par. 4-101; Ch. 124, new par 10.3; Ch. 127, pars. 39b, 40, 43, 45, 49, 53, 55, 55a, 60, 63b11 and 63bl10; new pars. 39b50, 40.37, 43.21, 49.31, 55.50 and 63bl 1.8) Amends various Acts. Provides that the Department of State Police is authorized to provide criminal history information in State files on specified persons to the Rac- ing Board, the Department of Financial Institutions, the Board of Fire and Police Commissioners, the Director of Insurance, the Public Utilities Commission, the Secretary of State, the Department of Revenue, the Department of Agriculture, the Department of Labor, the Department of Transportation, the Department of Men- tal Health and Developmental Disabilities, the Department of Public Health, the Department of Professional Regulation, the Department of Children and Family Services and the Civil Service Commission if they request such information pursu- ant to statutory authority. Provides that the Department of State Police may estab- lish fees for the service. Effective July 1, 1990. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that fees may be waived for requests in the due administration of the criminal laws. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary II May 04 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY II Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 016-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 18 Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 Sen Sponsor KARPIEL Added As A Joint Sponsor BARKHAUSEN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Executive ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. HB-1902 1698 HB- 1904-Cont. Jun 08 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 17 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0610 Effective date 90-07-01 HB-1905 KUBIK. (Ch. 8, par. 37-26) Amends the Horse Racing Act. Provides that an organization licensee shall not send a simulcast signal of a horse race being conducted at its track ("the host track") to any inter-track wagering licensee or inter-track wagering location licens- ee without the consent of the horsemen's group which represents the majority of owners and trainers racing at the host track. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Committee on"orse Racing Apr 27 Interim Study Calendar HORSE RACING HB-1906 BALANOFF - TURNER - TROTTER - JONES,LOU, JONES,SHIRLEY, WILLIAMS, MORROW AND FLOWERS. (Ch. 68, new par. 4-103.1) Amends the Human Rights Act. Prohibits a person from rejecting a check or credit card for payment or making a written notation on a check or credit voucher, based on unlawful discrimination, and from failing to inform, upon request, the rea- son for rejecting a check or credit card. Violation is a business offense with a fine of at least $25,000 and not more than $100,000. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Changes the fine for violation from a range of $25,000 to $100,000 to a range of $1,000 to $5,000. Provides that if an employee violates the provisions concerning checks and credit cards, the employer is liable only if the employee's violation is in accordance with the policy of the employer. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that making a notation on a check that identifies a person on the basis of unlawful discrimination is prima facie evidence of a civil rights violation (rather than being a civil rights violation itself). HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Deletes provision making it a civil rights violation to fail to inform a person, on re- quest, of the reason why payment by credit card or check has been rejected. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Provides that in addition to refusing to accept payment by credit card or check it is also a civil rights violation to otherwise differentiate in credit services on the basis of unlawful discrimination. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 04 Amendment No.01 ST GOV ADMN Adopted Amendment No.02 ST GOV ADMN Adopted Amendment No.03 ST GOV ADMN Adopted Amendment No.04 ST GOV ADMN Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 007-000-005 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 17 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading 1699 HB-1906-Cont. May 26 Interim Study Calendar ST GOV ADMN HB-1907 GIORGI. (Ch. Ill,par. 5013) Amends the Professional Boxing and Wrestling Act to change the tax on receipts from ticket sales from 5% of the gross to 1% of the net. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that the tax on the receipts of the sale of tickets for a closed circuit box- ing or wrestling match is 5% of the gross, except for civic center authorities which shall be taxed 1% of the net. FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (Dept. of Professional Regulation) The fiscal impact of HB-1907 is estimated to cost the Dept. approximately $25,000 to $50,000 per year in lost revenues. The actual figure is not calculable since all proceeds depend on the types and number of events promoted. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Amendment No.01 REVENUE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 010-001-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 17 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) 'HB-1908 KUBIK. (Ch. 144, par. 252) Amends An Act relating to the sale at retail of merchandise by or on the property of State institutions of higher learning. Prohibits retail stores operated by the State institution of higher learning from making credit sales when the credit extended is that of the retail store or the institution itself. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Higher Education May 04 Interim Study Calendar HIGHER ED HB-1909 RYDER. (Ch. 91 1/2, par. 100-4) Amends "An Act codifying the powers and duties of the Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities". Removes from the Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities the duty of supervising The Galesburg Mental Health Center, at Galesburg and The Mantino Mental Health Center, at Mantino. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Committee on Mental Health May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1910 RYDER. (Ch. 91 1/2, par. 4-707) Amends the Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Code Section on transfers between facilities to change references to client to recipient. Effective immediately. SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1700 H B-1910--Cont. Apr 06 1989 First reading Apr 08 May 05 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Select Committee on Mental Health Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1911 COUNTRYMAN - HULTGREN. (New Act) Creates the State Report Cost Savings Act to require State agencies to issue re- ports only on plain paper stock, in one color ink and without color photographs. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government May 05 Administration Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1912 LEVIN. (Ch. 30, pars. 318 and 318.4) Amends the Condominium Property Act to provide that operating and reserve funds held by the management company for the association shall not be subject to attachment by any creditor of the management company. Also revises the provi- sions relating to the powers and duties of the Board of Managers. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 014-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 09 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 11 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 111-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor D'ARCO Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 First reading Rfrd to Comm May 18 on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary HB-1913 LEVIN. (Ch. 30, par. 318) Amends the Condominium Property Act to require that condominium managers be certified by the Department of Professional Regulation. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-1914 LEVIN - PARKE. (Ch. 30, par. 318) Amends the Condominium Property Act to require that the bylaws provide for binding arbitration of disputes regarding operation of the condominium. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1915 LEVIN. (Ch. 30, par. 318.5) Amends the Condominium Property Act to revise the provisions regulating the powers and duties of master associations. SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1701 HB-1915-Cont. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 014-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 09 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 11 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 111-000-000 May 12 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor D'ARCO Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 18 Assigned to Judiciary HB-1916 LEVIN. (Ch. 30, par. 318.4) Amends the Condominium Property Act to require periodic studies of the useful life of the common elements of the condominium. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Judiciary I May 04 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-1917 COUNTRYMAN - DIDRICKSON - DEUCHLER. (New Act) Creates the Fair Campaign Practices Act. Permits candidates for State and local offices to voluntary subscribe to the Fair Campaign Practices Act. Lists basic prin- ciples of decency, honesty and fair play which candidates for public office have a moral obligation to observe and uphold. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Elections May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1918 COUNTRYMAN - HALLOCK. (New Act; Ch. 127, rep. pars. 601-101 through 608-101; Ch. 46, pars. 7-10, 7-11.1, 7-12, 7-61, 8-8, 8-17.1, 9-1.7, 9-1.8, 9-1.10, 9-15, 10-5 and 10-11; Ch. 53, pars. 35 and 73; Ch. 85, par. 1234; Ch. 122, pars. 3-1, 6-10, 7A-6, 9-10, 10-10, 11A-8, 11B-7, 32-1, 32-2.5 and 103-7.10; Ch. 127, par. 1807; Ch. 139, par. 59a) Creates the Government Ethics Act. Amends various other Acts governing local governments. The State Board of Elections shall administer the new Ethics Act. Requires financial disclosures. Repeals the current Illinois Governmental. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Elections May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1919 RYDER - OLSON,BOB. (Ch. 127, par. 142b) Amends the State Finance Act to provide that services rendered by the Depart- ment of Mental Health to other State governments for which money is received shall be deposited by the State Treasurer in the Mental Health Fund. Also provides that money received by the Department in connection with the sale or transfer of in- terests in patents or copyrights to other governmental units shall be deposited in such Fund. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Select Committee on Mental Health May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 1702 SHB-1920 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 38, new par. 1003-2-9) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections. Provides that the Department of Cor- rections shall conduct a comprehensive study of its functions and services as they re- late to East St. Louis, including the amount of Department resources expended in East St. Louis, the effectiveness of its facilities in educating, rehabilitating and training committed persons from East St. Louis, the effectiveness of its parole ser- vices and its employment practices. Provides for the appointment of a task force to carry out the study and submit a report to the Governor and the General Assembly. Provides that the study shall include recommendations for restructuring the De- partment to improve its services as they relate to East St. Louis. Provides that the Department shall supply clerical personnel and funds necessary for the completion of the study and report. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 05 Interim Study Calendar ST GOV ADMN 'HB-1921 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 127, par. 55 and new par. 55.50) Amends the Civil Administrative Code to require the Department of Public Health to conduct a comprehensive study of its services in the city of East St. Louis. Provides that the Director of Public Health shall appoint a task force to carry out the study, and specifies membership of the task force. Provides that the Department shall make a report to the Governor and the General Assembly which shall include its recommendations for restructuring the Department to improve its services to East St. Louis. Provides that the Department shall make available to the task force clerical support and funds necessary to conduct the study. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1922 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 91 1/2, new par. 100-60) Amends an Act codifying the powers and duties of the Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities. Provides that the Department shall con- duct a comprehensive study of its programs and services for residents of East St. Louis, including its services to mentally ill and developmentally disabled children and adults, its employment practices, methods of service delivery, accessibility of services and outreach. Provides that the Director of Mental Health and Develop- mental Disabilities shall appoint a task force to carry out the study, and specifies membership of the task force. Provides that the task force's report shall include spe- cific recommendations for restructuring the Department to improve its services and meet the needs of East St. Louis residents. Provides that the Department shall make clerical personnel and funds available to the task force. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 05 Interim Study Calendar ST GOV ADMN ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1703 HB-1920 HB-1923 'HB-1923 DANIELS. (Ch. 23, pars. 5-2, 6-8, 9-6.3 and 5005) Enacts the "Welfare Reform Amendments of 1989". Amends the Public Aid Code. Provides that medical assistance coverage shall be provided to certain persons who become ineligible for basic maintenance assistance due to employment earn- ings for 12 (instead of 6) months after such termination. Provides that the Depart- ment of Public Aid may adopt by rule specified criteria and conditions for eligibility of such persons. Deletes a provision that no sanctions shall be imposed against Gen- eral Assistance recipients exhibiting an inability to cooperate with a drug or alcohol abuse program. Provides that persons who fail to cooperate with a drug or alcohol abuse program shall be ineligible for General Assistance for specified periods. Ex- tends from 6 to 12 months the duration of child care services provided by the De- partment to persons whose assistance was cancelled due to employment. Allows the Department to contract with other agencies for child care services. Amends the Act creating the Department of Children and Family Services to provide that the De- partment, pursuant to a contract with the Department of Public Aid, may provide child care services to former public assistance recipients. Effective immediately with later effective dates for certain provisions. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE HB-1924 DANIELS. (Ch. 23, par. 1-2) Amends the Public Aid Code to provide that it may be cited (rather than "shall be known and may be cited") by its short title. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE SHB-1925 CURRIE - FREDERICK,VF AND FLOWERS. (Ch. 120, par. 500.23) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to require the Department of Revenue to for- ward copies of the annual certification of the disabled veterans' exemption to local assessing officials. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Revenue May 04 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 17 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 18 Amendment No.01 EWING Lost 043-061-000 Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor DALEY,J Placed Calendr,First Readng May 25 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 26 Assigned to Revenue Jun 09 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1704 HB-1925--Cont. Jun 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 17 Sent to the Governor Aug 15 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 86-0241 Effective date 90-01-01 ' HB-1926 CURRIE. (Ch. 120, pars. 643, 862, 863, 865, 866, 867 and 868) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to preclude the county clerk from extending a tax levy of any taxing district which is in violation of the Truth in Taxation Act. Also amends Sections 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 and 8 of the Truth in Taxation Act to define sever- al terms and revise the form of the notice for required hearings. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of DCCA, HB-1926 creates both a due process mandate and a local government organization and structure mandate for which no reimbursement is required. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 120, par. 671 Requires property tax bills to itemize pension levies. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE The State Board of Education is unable to estimate the fiscal impact of HB 1926. The impact, if any, will depend upon the nature of tax levies proposed in future years and the associa- ted expenses incurred to meet the requirements of HB 1926. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (State Board of Education) HB-1926, with H-am 1, will have no fiscal impact upon schools. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Changes the prohibition of extending the entire tax levy of a taxing district which is in violation of the Act to a prohibition of extending the portion of the levy over 105% of the final aggregate levy for the preceding year. Also restores the exclusion of election costs from the levy. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes a grammatical change. GOVERNOR MESSAGE Deletes reference to: Ch. 120, par. 671 Recommends eliminating the requirement that the tax bill contain a separate statement of the amount allocable to a levy for pension purposes. Changes the effec- tive date to January 1, 1990. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Revenue May 02 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Revenue May 04 Amendment No.01 REVENUE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 008-006-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 05 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 16 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng *Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1705 HB-1926-Cont. May 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 26 Amendment No.02 KUBIK Lost 050-061-001 Amendment No.03 CURRIE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 106-006-004 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor NETSCH Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 01 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue Jun 09 Recommnded do pass as amend 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 14 Second Reading Amendment No.01 REVENUE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Third Reading - Passed 050-005-004 Jun 20 Speaker's Tbl. Concurrence 01 Jun 27 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/116-000-001 Passed both Houses Jul 26 Sent to the Governor Sep 08 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 12 Mtn fild accept amend veto 01/CURRIE Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 17 Rul Gub Ncmply/Rule 46.1(b) Mtn fild ovrrde amend veto 02/CURRIE Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 19 Bill dead-amendatory veto. HB-1927 DAVIS - GIORGI - SUTKER - WHITE - SATTERTHWAITE, VAN- DUYNE, SHAW, JONES,SHIRLEY, JONES,LOU, TROTTER, STERN, LE- FLORE, BALANOFF, ROPP, MORROW, MAUTINO AND FLOWERS. (New Act) Provides that no person may sell alcoholic beverages at retail unless a sign is dis- played where the alcoholic beverages are displayed or offered for sale indicating that women should not drink alcohol during pregnancy because of the risk of birth defects. Provides penalties and injunctive remedies for violations. Provides that the Department of Public Health may adopt rules to carry out the Act. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: New Act Adds reference to: Ch. 43, new par. 139a Deletes everything. Amends the Liquor Control Act. Requires retail liquor li- censees to display signs warning pregnant women that drinking alcoholic liquor during pregnancy may cause birth defects. Provides for design and distribution of the signs. A first violation subjects a retailer to a warning; subsequent violations subject him to a fine of at least $20 but not more than $500. Effective January 1, 1990. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Consumer Protection May 02 Recommended do pass 011-004-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Amendment No.01 DAVIS Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 26 Third Reading - Passed 107-005-002 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng 1706 HB-1927-Cont. May 30 Sen Sponsor COLLINS Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 01 Assigned to Public Health, Welfare & Correctn Jun 21 Motn discharge comm lost 011-031-000 Committee Public Health, Welfare & Correctn SHB-1928 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 127, par. 39b and new par. 39b50) Amends the Civil Administrative Code to require the Department of Revenue to conduct a comprehensive study of its functions and services in East St. Louis. Pro- vides that the Director of Revenue shall appoint a task force to carry out the study, and specifies membership of the task force. Provides that the Department shall make a report to the Governor and the General Assembly which shall include its recommendations for restructuring the Department to improve its services to East St. Louis. Provides that the Department shall make available to the task force cleri- cal support and funds necessary to conduct the study. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-1929 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 127, new par. 63a39) Amends the Civil Administrative Code to require the Department of Conserva- tion to conduct a comprehensive study of its services in East St. Louis. Provides that the Director of Conservation shall appoint a task force to carry out the study, and specifies membership of the task force. Provides that the Department shall make a report to the Governor and the General Assembly which shall include its recom- mendations for restructuring the Department to improve its services to East St. Louis. Provides that the Department shall make available to the task force clerical support and funds necessary to conduct the study. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 05 Interim Study Calendar ST GOV ADMN SHB-1930 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 48, new par. 613.1) Amends the Unemployment Insurance Act. Provides that the Department of Employment Security shall conduct a comprehensive study of its services in East St. Louis, including an evaluation of its employment practices, service delivery meth- ods, accessibility of Department services and contributions to the local economy. Provides that a task force shall be appointed by the Director to conduct the study, and specifies membership of the task force. Provides that the task force shall submit its report, including specific recommendations for restructuring the Department to improve its services in East St. Louis, to the Governor and General Assembly. Pro- vides that the Department shall make clerical staff and funds available to the task force. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1707 HB-1930-Cont. May 05 Interim Study Calendar ST GOV ADMN 'HB-1931 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 120, new par. 1157.8b) Amends the Lottery Law. Provides that the Department of the Lottery shall con- duct a comprehensive study of its operations as they relate to East St. Louis. Pro- vides that the Department shall appoint a task force to carry out the study and specifies the membership of the task force. Provides that the task force shall submit a report to the Governor and the General Assembly by February 1, 1990 including its recommendations for restructuring the Department to improve its operations and increase the benefits of its operations to East St. Louis. Provides that the De- partment shall make clerical support and funds available to the task force. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 05 Interim Study Calendar ST GOV ADMN 'HB-1932 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 23, new par. 3444.1) Amends an Act in relation to rehabilitation of disabled persons. Provides that the Department of Rehabilitation Services shall conduct a comprehensive study of its services in East St. Louis, including an evaluation of its employment practices, ser- vice delivery methods, accessibility of Department services and outreach efforts. Provides that a task force shall be appointed by the Director to conduct the study, and specifies membership of the task force. Provides that the task force shall submit its report, including specific recommendations for restructuring the Department to improve its services in East St. Louis, to the Governor and General Assembly. Pro- vides that the Department shall make clerical staff and funds available to the task force. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 05 Interim Study Calendar ST GOV ADMN 'HB-1933 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 23, new par. 6104.04) Amends the Act on the Aging. Provides that the Department on Aging shall con- duct a comprehensive study of its services to senior citizens in East St. Louis, in- cluding an evaluation of its employment practices, service delivery methods, accessibility of Department services and contributions to the local economy. Pro- vides that a task force shall be appointed by the Director to conduct the study, and specifies membership of the task force. Provides that the task force shall submit its report, including specific recommendations for restructuring the Department to im- prove its services in East St. Louis, to the Governor and General Assembly. Provides that the Department shall make clerical staff and funds available to the task force. FISCAL NOTE (Dept. on Aging) Total FY90 costs for staff, travel, supplies and fringe expenses would be $35,000. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration Apr 17 Fiscal Note filed Committee State Government Administration 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1708 HB-1933-Cont. May 05 Interim Study Calendar STGOV ADMN HB-1934 KULAS. (Ch. 121, par. 504.06) Amends the Highway Advertising Control Act of 1971 by allowing private utili- ties to affix identification signs to their poles. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Executive May 02 Recommended do pass 011-006-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 25 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) SHB-1935 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 127, par. 49 and new par. 49.31) Amends the Civil Administrative Code to require the Department of Transporta- tion to conduct a comprehensive study of its services in the city of East St. Louis. Provides that the Director of Transportation shall appoint a task force to carry out the study, and specifies membership of the task force. Provides that the Department shall make a report to the Governor and the General Assembly which shall include its recommendations for restructuring the Department to improve its services to East St. Louis. Provides that the Department shall make available to the task force clerical support and funds necessary to conduct the study. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-1936 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 23, par. 12-4 and new par. 12-4.31) Amends the Public Aid Code. Provides that the Department of Public Aid shall conduct a comprehensive study of its services in East St. Louis, including an evalua- tion of its employment practices, service delivery methods, accessibility of Depart- ment services and contributions to the local economy. Provides that a task force shall be appointed by the Director to conduct the study, and specifies membership of the task force. Provides that the task force shall submit its report, including spe- cific recommendations for restructuring the Department to improve its services in East St. Louis, to the Governor and General Assembly. Provides that the Depart- ment shall make clerical staff and funds available to the task force. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 05 Interim Study Calendar ST GOV ADMN 'HB-1937 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 23, par. 5002 and new par. 5034.9) Amends an Act creating the Department of Children and Family Services. Pro- vides that the Department shall conduct a comprehensive study of its services in East St. Louis, including an evaluation of its employment practices, service delivery methods and accessibility of Department services. Provides that a task force shall be appointed by the Director to conduct the study, and specifies membership of the 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1709 HB-1937-Cont. task force. Provides that the task force shall submit its report, including specific rec- ommendations for restructuring the Department to improve its services in East St. Louis, to the Governor and General Assembly. Provides that the Department shall make clerical staff and funds available to the task force. Effective immediately. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 05 Interim Study Calendar ST GOV ADMN HB-1938 WILLIAMS - JONES,LOU - DAVIS. (Ch. 23, par. 9-6) Amends the Public Aid Code. Requires the Department of Public Aid, in admin- istering job search and related programs, to assure that local taxing bodies and oth- er contractors who provide public aid recipients with work experience offer one-fourth of their newly-created or newly-vacated job openings to public aid recipients. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Human Services May 05 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-1939 WILLIAMS - MORROW. (Ch. 24, pars. 11-13-15 and 11-31-1) Amends the Municipal Code. Allows a municipality or an owner or tenant of property within 1,200 feet of unsafe property to seek a court order to have the un- safe property boarded up and secured. Allows a lien against the unsafe property in favor of the municipality or any person who pays for the boarding up. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to Cities & Villages May 03 Interim Study Calendar CITY VILLAGE HB-1940 WILLIAMS - TROTTER - BALANOFF - YOUNG,A. (Ch. 68, par. 2-105) Amends the Illinois Human Rights Act to require labor organizations whose members are employed on public works projects to comply with certain affirmative action requirements. Apr 06 1989 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 08 Assigned to State Government Administration May 02 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 010-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 09 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng