Illinois 2023-2024 Regular Session

Illinois House Bill HB4986

Introduced
2/7/24  
Refer
2/8/24  
Introduced
2/7/24  

Caption

PRES UNIT CITATION SPEC PLATES

Impact

The implementation of HB4986 would lead to a change in the Illinois Vehicle Code, particularly in the area of vehicle registration. By adding Section 3-699.23, the bill formalizes the procedure for issuing special registration plates, thus providing a new avenue for recognizing service members or individuals who have received the Presidential Unit Citation. This could also potentially serve to raise public awareness about the contributions of these individuals within the community.

Summary

House Bill 4986 aims to amend the Illinois Vehicle Code by introducing a new provision for special registration plates designated specifically for recipients of the Presidential Unit Citation. This bill allows the Secretary of State to issue these special plates, which will bear the Presidential Unit Citation ribbon. The legislation is intended to honor those who have received this distinguished recognition, making it easier for them to showcase their achievements through vehicle registration plates.

Contention

While the bill seems straightforward, there may be underlying discussions regarding the allocation of state resources to produce these special plates and whether this initiative takes precedence over other critical legislative needs. Additionally, some may argue about the significance of offering vanity or personalized versions of such plates, which could introduce further complexity in the implementation process. Nevertheless, the overarching intent remains to acknowledge and honor the recipients of the Presidential Unit Citation.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

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