Illinois 2023-2024 Regular Session

Illinois Senate Bill SB0787

Introduced
2/2/23  
Refer
2/2/23  
Refer
3/2/23  
Report Pass
3/9/23  

Caption

REGULATION-TECH

Impact

The impact of SB0787 on state laws is primarily procedural, as it pertains to the clarity of legislative language within the Blockchain Technology Act. By refining the short title of the act, the bill aims to streamline understanding and ensure consistency in legal references to blockchain technology in state law. Although this may not have significant legal ramifications, it is an important step in maintaining up-to-date and precise legislative documentation.

Summary

SB0787 is a legislative bill introduced in the Illinois General Assembly that amends the Blockchain Technology Act. This amendment focuses on making a technical change to a section of the existing act, specifically addressing the section concerning its short title. While the amendment appears to be a minor technical adjustment, it is a part of ongoing efforts to refine and enhance the legislative framework surrounding blockchain technology in Illinois. The bill is presented by Senator Don Harmon and aims to ensure that the language used in the act is clear and concise.

Contention

There does not appear to be substantial contention surrounding SB0787, given its technical nature. However, discussions may arise within the context of its introduction, particularly from groups interested in the broader implications of blockchain technology and its regulation. Stakeholders may seek to understand how technical amendments fit into the larger framework of technological advancements and the state's regulatory environment.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

IL SB0789

REGULATION-TECH

IL SB0791

REGULATION-TECH

IL SB0788

REGULATION-TECH

IL SB0790

REGULATION-TECH

IL SB0756

REGULATION-TECH

IL SB0754

REGULATION-TECH

IL SB0755

REGULATION-TECH

IL SB0758

REGULATION-TECH

IL SB0757

REGULATION-TECH

IL SB0802

REGULATION-TECH

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.