Illinois 2023-2024 Regular Session

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1	1	SB2541
2	2	A BILL FOR
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4	4	103RD GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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6	6	State of Illinois
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8	8	2023 and 2024
9	9	SB2541
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11	11	Introduced 3/7/2023, by Sen. Elgie R. Sims, Jr.
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13	13	SYNOPSIS AS INTRODUCED:
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15	15	Makes various Fiscal Year 2024 appropriations to the Office
16	16	of the State Comptroller. Effective July 1, 2023.
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24	24	SB2541 LRB103 31197 DTM 58087 b
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26	26	AN ACT concerning appropriations. 1
27	27
28	28	Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois, represented 2
29	29	in the General Assembly: 3
30	30
31	31	Section 5. The sum of $24,040,800, or so much thereof as 4
32	32	may be necessary, is appropriated from the General Revenue Fund 5
33	33	to meet the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Office of 6
34	34	the State Comptroller, which includes in part, the approximate 7
35	35	sum of $250,000 for the Comptroller’s Office of Inspector 8
36	36	General. 9
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38	38	Section 10. The sum of $1,500,000, or so much thereof as 10
39	39	may be necessary, is appropriated to the State Comptroller from 11
40	40	the Comptroller's Administrative Fund for the discharge of 12
41	41	duties of the office. 13
42	42
43	43	Section 15. The sum of $50,300, or so much thereof as may 14
44	44	be necessary, is appropriated to the State Comptroller from the 15
45	45	State Lottery Fund for expenses in connection with the State 16
46	46	Lottery. 17
47	47
48	48	Section 20. The following named sums, or so much thereof 18
49	49	as may be necessary, respectively, for the objects and purposes 19
50	50	hereinafter named, are appropriated to the Office of the State 20 SB2541 -2- LRB103 31197 DTM 58087 b
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52	52	Comptroller for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024: 1
53	53	For Personal Services and Related Lines: 2
54	54	Official Court Reporting ................................ .0 3
55	55	For Employee Retirement Contributions 4
56	56	Paid by the Employer ................................ .....0 5
57	57	For State Contributions to the State 6
58	58	Employees’ Retirement System ............................. 0 7
59	59	For State Contributions to Social 8
60	60	Security ................................ .................0 9
61	61	For Travel: 10
62	62	For Official Court Reporting ............................. 0 11
63	63	For Contractual Services ................................ ..0 12
64	64	For Commodities ................................ ...........0 13
65	65	For Printing ................................ ..............0 14
66	66	For Equipment ................................ .............0 15
67	67	For Telecommunications ................................ ....0 16
68	68	For Electronic Data Processing ......................... 0 17
69	69	Total ................................ ..................$0 18
70	70
71	71	Section 25. The sum of $0, or so much thereof as may be 19
72	72	necessary, is appropriated to the State Comptroller for 20
73	73	ordinary and contingent expenses associated with the payment 21
74	74	to official court reporters pursuant to law. 22
75	75
76	76	Section 30. The sum of $99,650,900, or so much thereof as 23 SB2541 -3- LRB103 31197 DTM 58087 b
77	77
78	78	may be necessary, is appropriated from the Personal Property 1
79	79	Tax Replacement Fund to the State Comptroller for ordinary and 2
80	80	contingent expenses associated with the payment to official 3
81	81	Court reporters pursuant to law. 4
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83	83	Section 35. The following named amounts, or so much thereof 5
84	84	as may be necessary, respectively, are appropriated to the 6
85	85	State Comptroller to pay the elected State officers of the 7
86	86	Executive Branch of the State Government, at various rates 8
87	87	prescribed by law: 9
88	88	For the Governor ................................ ....217,100 10
89	89	For the Lieutenant Governor ......................... 169,800 11
90	90	For the Secretary of State .......................... 193,400 12
91	91	For the Attorney General ............................ 193,400 13
92	92	For the Comptroller ................................ .169,800 14
93	93	For the State Treasurer ............................. 169,800 15
94	94	Total ................................ ..........$1,113,300 16
95	95
96	96	Section 40. The following named amounts, or so much thereof 17
97	97	as may be necessary, respectively, are appropr iated to the 18
98	98	State Comptroller to pay certain appointed officers of the 19
99	99	Executive Branch of the State Government, at the various rates 20
100	100	prescribed by law: 21
101	101	From General Revenue Fund: 22
102	102	Department on Aging 23 SB2541 -4- LRB103 31197 DTM 58087 b
103	103
104	104	For the Director ................................ ..174,100 1
105	105	Department of Agriculture 2
106	106	For the Director ................................ ........0 3
107	107	For the Assistant Director .............................. 0 4
108	108	Department of Central Management Services 5
109	109	For the Director ................................ ..205,800 6
110	110	For 2 Assistant Directors ......................... 349,800 7
111	111	Department of Children and Family Services 8
112	112	For the Director ................................ ........0 9
113	113	Department of Corrections 10
114	114	For the Director ................................ ..211,000 11
115	115	For the Assistant Director ........................ 179,400 12
116	116	Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity 13
117	117	For the Director ................................ ..205,800 14
118	118	For the Assistant Director ........................ 349,800 15
119	119	Environmental Protection Agency 16
120	120	For the Director ................................ ..189,900 17
121	121	For the Electric Vehicle Coordinator ..............189,900 18
122	122	Department of Financial and Professional 19
123	123	Regulation 20
124	124	For the Secretary ................................ .......0 21
125	125	For the Director ................................ ........0 22
126	126	For the Director ................................ ........0 23
127	127	Department of Human Services 24
128	128	For the Secretary ................................ .211,000 25 SB2541 -5- LRB103 31197 DTM 58087 b
129	129
130	130	For 3 Assistant Secretaries ....................... 538,100 1
131	131	Department of Insurance 2
132	132	For the Director ................................ .......0 3
133	133	Department of Juvenile Justice 4
134	134	For the Director ................................ ..174,100 5
135	135	Department of Labor 6
136	136	For the Director ................................ ..189,900 7
137	137	For the Assistant Director ........................ 165,300 8
138	138	For the Chief Factory Inspector .................... 59,200 9
139	139	For the Superintendent of Safety Inspection 10
140	140	and Education ................................ .....65,100 11
141	141	Illinois State Police 12
142	142	For the Director ................................ ..211,000 13
143	143	For the Assistant Director ........................ 147,500 14
144	144	Department of Military Affairs 15
145	145	For the Adjutant General .......................... 174,100 16
146	146	For two Chief Assistants to the 17
147	147	Adjutant General ................................ .296,000 18
148	148	Department of Lottery 19
149	149	For the Superintendent ................................ ..0 20
150	150	Department of Natural Resources 21
151	151	For the Director ................................ ........0 22
152	152	For the Assistant Director .............................. 0 23
153	153	For six Mine Officers ............................. 106,500 24
154	154	For four Miners' Examining Officers ..................... 0 25 SB2541 -6- LRB103 31197 DTM 58087 b
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156	156	Illinois Labor Relatio ns Board 1
157	157	For the Chairman ................................ ..118,400 2
158	158	For four State Labor Relations Board 3
159	159	members ................................ ..........426,000 4
160	160	For two Local Labor Relations Board 5
161	161	members ................................ ..........213,000 6
162	162	For the Local Labor Relations Board Chairman ......106,500 7
163	163	Department of Healthcare and Family Services 8
164	164	For the Director ................................ ..205,800 9
165	165	For the Assistant Director ........................ 174,900 10
166	166	Department of Public Health 11
167	167	For the Director ................................ ..211,000 12
168	168	For the Assistant Director ........................ 179,400 13
169	169	Department of Revenue 14
170	170	For the Director ................................ ..205,800 15
171	171	For the Assistant Director ........................ 174,900 16
172	172	Property Tax Appeal Board 17
173	173	For the Chairman ................................ ...73,400 18
174	174	For four members ................................ ..236,700 19
175	175	Department of Veterans' Affairs 20
176	176	For the Director ................................ ..211,000 21
177	177	For the Assistant Director ........................ 179,400 22
178	178	Civil Service Commission 23
179	179	For the Chairman ................................ ...34,500 24
180	180	For four members ................................ ..114,900 25 SB2541 -7- LRB103 31197 DTM 58087 b
181	181
182	182	Commerce Commission 1
183	183	For the Chairman ................................ ..152,000 2
184	184	For four members ................................ ..530,900 3
185	185	Court of Claims 4
186	186	For the Chief Judge ................................ 73,700 5
187	187	For the six Judges ................................ 407,700 6
188	188	Commission on Equity and Inclusion 7
189	189	For the Chairman ................................ ..141,800 8
190	190	For six members ................................ ...809,600 9
191	191	State Board of Elections 10
192	192	For the Chairman ................................ ...66,300 11
193	193	For the Vice-Chairman .............................. 54,500 12
194	194	For six members ................................ ...255,600 13
195	195	Illinois Emergency Management Agency 14
196	196	For the Director ................................ ........0 15
197	197	For the Assistant Director .............................. 0 16
198	198	Department of Human Rights 17
199	199	For the Director ................................ ..174,100 18
200	200	Human Rights Commission 19
201	201	For the Chairman ................................ ..141,800 20
202	202	For six members ................................ ...809,600 21
203	203	Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission 22
204	204	For the Chairman ................................ ........0 23
205	205	For nine members ................................ ........0 24
206	206	Liquor Control Commission 25 SB2541 -8- LRB103 31197 DTM 58087 b
207	207
208	208	For the Chairman ................................ ...44,200 1
209	209	For six members ................................ ...231,700 2
210	210	For the Secretary ................................ ..42,600 3
211	211	For the Chairman and one member as 4
212	212	designated by law, $200 per diem 5
213	213	for work on a license appeal 6
214	214	commission ................................ ........55,000 7
215	215	Executive Ethics Commission 8
216	216	For nine members ................................ ..383,400 9
217	217	Illinois Power Agency 10
218	218	For the Director ................................ ........0 11
219	219	Pollution Control Board 12
220	220	For the Chairman ................................ ..137,300 13
221	221	For four members ................................ ..530,900 14
222	222	Prisoner Review Board 15
223	223	For the Chairman ................................ ..108,800 16
224	224	For fourteen members of the 17
225	225	Prisoner Review Board ............................. 1,363,400 18
226	226	Secretary of State Merit Commission 19
227	227	For the Chairman ................................ ........0 20
228	228	For four members ................................ ...58,600 21
229	229	Educational Labor Relations Board 22
230	230	For the Chairman ................................ ..118,400 23
231	231	For four members ................................ ..426,000 24
232	232	Illinois State Police 25 SB2541 -9- LRB103 31197 DTM 58087 b
233	233
234	234	For seven members of the State Police 1
235	235	Merit Board, $268 per diem, 2
236	236	whichever is applicable in accordance 3
237	237	with law, for a maximum of 100 4
238	238	days each ................................ ........187,600 5
239	239	Firearm Owner’s Identification Card Review Board 6
240	240	For seven members ................................ .298,200 7
241	241	Department of Transportation 8
242	242	For the Secretary ................................ .......0 9
243	243	For the Assistant Secretary ............................. 0 10
244	244	Office of Small Business Utility Advocat e 11
245	245	For the small business utility advocate .................0 12
246	246	Total ................................ .........$14,862,600 13
247	247
248	248	Section 45. The following named sums, or so much thereof 14
249	249	as may be necessary, respectively, are appropriated to the 15
250	250	State Comptroller to pay certain officers of the Legislative 16
251	251	Branch of the State Government, at the various rates prescribed 17
252	252	by law: 18
253	253	Office of Auditor General 19
254	254	For the Auditor General ............................. 194,100 20
255	255	For two Deputy Auditor Generals ..................... 279,400 21
256	256	Total ................................ ............$473,500 22
257	257
258	258	For salaries of the members of the General Assembly, for both 23 SB2541 -10- LRB103 31197 DTM 58087 b
259	259
260	260	the House of Representatives and the Senate; including base 1
261	261	salary of $89,675 for each member of the General Assembly and 2
262	262	additional amounts, as prescribed by law, for Speaker of the 3
263	263	House, President of the Senate, Minority Leader of the House, 4
264	264	Minority Leader of the Senate, Speaker Pro Tempore of the House, 5
265	265	President Pro Tempore of the Senate, Majority Leaders in both 6
266	266	chambers, 10 assistant majority and minority leaders in the 7
267	267	Senate, 12 assistant majority and minority leaders, majority 8
268	268	and minority caucus chairmen in the Senate, majority and 9
269	269	minority conference chairmen in the House, 2 Deputy Majority 10
270	270	and the 2 Deputy Minority leaders in the House, Majority Officer 11
271	271	in the House, Majority Officer in the Senate, chairmen and 12
272	272	minority spokesmen of standing committees in the Senate (except 13
273	273	the Committee on Assignments), and chairmen and minority 14
274	274	spokesmen of standing committees in the House .....$18,825,800 15
275	275
276	276	For per diem allowances for the 16
277	277	members of the Senate, as 17
278	278	provided by law ................................ ....400,000 18
279	279	For per diem allowances for the 19
280	280	members of the House, as 20
281	281	provided by law ................................ ....800,000 21
282	282	For mileage for all members of the 22
283	283	General Assembly, as provided 23
284	284	by law ................................ .............450,000 24 SB2541 -11- LRB103 31197 DTM 58087 b
285	285
286	286	Total ................................ ..........$1,650,000 1
287	287
288	288	Section 50. The following named sums, or so much thereof 2
289	289	as may be necessary, respectively, are appropriated to the 3
290	290	State Comptroller to pay certain appointed officers of the 4
291	291	Executive Branch of the State Government, at the various rates 5
292	292	prescribed by law: 6
293	293	Department of Agriculture 7
294	294	For the Director 8
295	295	From Feed Control Fund ............................ 189,900 9
296	296	For the Assistant Director 10
297	297	From Feed Control Fund ............................ 165,300 11
298	298	Department of Children and Family Services 12
299	299	For the Director 13
300	300	From DCFS Children’s Services Fund ................211,000 14
301	301	Illinois Emergency Management Agency 15
302	302	For the Director 16
303	303	From Nuclear Safety Emergency 17
304	304	Preparedness Fund ................................ 189,900 18
305	305	For the Assistant Director 19
306	306	From Radiation Protection Fund .................... 165,300 20
307	307	Department of Financial and Professional 21
308	308	Regulation 22
309	309	From the Professions Indirect Cost Fund 23
310	310	For the Secretary ................................ .205,800 24 SB2541 -12- LRB103 31197 DTM 58087 b
311	311
312	312	For the Director ................................ ..189,900 1
313	313	For the Director ................................ ..189,900 2
314	314	Illinois Power Agency 3
315	315	For the Director 4
316	316	From the Illinois Power Agency Operations Fund .....189,900 5
317	317	Department of Insurance 6
318	318	From the Insurance Producer Administration Fund 7
319	319	For the Director ................................ ..189,900 8
320	320	For the Assistant Director ........................ 165,300 9
321	321	Department of Lottery 10
322	322	For the Superintendent 11
323	323	From State Lottery Fund .......................... 189,900 12
324	324	Department of Natural Resources 13
325	325	Payable from Park and Conservation Fund 14
326	326	For the Director ................................ 189,900 15
327	327	For the Assistant Director ........................ 165,300 16
328	328	Payable from Coal Mining R egulatory Fund 17
329	329	For six Mine Officers ................................ ...0 18
330	330	For four Miners' Examining Officers ..................... 0 19
331	331	Department of Transportation 20
332	332	Payable from Road Fund 21
333	333	For the Secretary ................................ .211,000 22
334	334	For the Assistant Secretary ....................... 179,400 23
335	335	Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission 24
336	336	Payable from IWCC Operations Fund 25 SB2541 -13- LRB103 31197 DTM 58087 b
337	337
338	338	For the Chairman ................................ ..173,100 1
339	339	For nine members ................................ 1,483,700 2
340	340	Office of the State Fire Marshal 3
341	341	For the State Fire Marshal: 4
342	342	From Fire Prevention Fund ......................... 174,100 5
343	343	Illinois Racing Board 6
344	344	For eleven members of the Illinois 7
345	345	Racing Board, $300 pe r diem to a 8
346	346	maximum $14,202 as prescribed by law: 9
347	347	From the Horse Racing Fund ........................ 156,300 10
348	348	Department of Employment Security 11
349	349	Payable from Title III Social Security and 12
350	350	Employment Service Fund: 13
351	351	For the Director ................................ ..205,800 14
352	352	For five members of the Board 15
353	353	of Review ................................ .........75,000 16
354	354	Department of Innovation and Technology 17
355	355	Payable from Technology Management 18
356	356	Revolving Fund: 19
357	357	For the Secretary ................................ .211,000 20
358	358	For the Assistant Secretary ....................... 179,400 21
359	359	Department of Real Estate 22
360	360	Payable from Real Estate License 23
361	361	Administrative Fund: 24
362	362	For the Director ................................ ..189,900 25 SB2541 -14- LRB103 31197 DTM 58087 b
363	363
364	364	Department of Financial and Professional Regulation 1
365	365	Payable from Bank and Trust Company Fund: 2
366	366	For the Director ................................ ....189,900 3
367	367	Subtotals: 4
368	368	Feed Control. ................................ .......355,200 5
369	369	DCFS Children’s Services Fund. ...................... 211,000 6
370	370	Nuclear Safety Emergency Preparedness Fund. .........189,900 7
371	371	Radiation Protection Fund. .......................... 165,300 8
372	372	Professions Indirect Cost Fund. ..................... 585,600 9
373	373	Illinois Power Agency Operations Fund. ..............189,900 10
374	374	Insurance Producer Administration Fund. .............355,200 11
375	375	State Lottery Fund. ................................ .189,900 12
376	376	Park and Conservation Fund. ......................... 355,200 13
377	377	Coal Mining Regulatory Fund. .............................. 0 14
378	378	Road Fund. ................................ ..........390,400 15
379	379	IWCC Operations Fund. ............................. 1,656,800 16
380	380	Fire Prevention ................................ .....174,100 17
381	381	Horse Racing ................................ ........156,300 18
382	382	Bank and Trust Company Fund ......................... 189,900 19
383	383	Title III Social Security and 20
384	384	Employment Service Fund ............................ 280,800 21
385	385	Technology Management Revolving Fund ................390,400 22
386	386	Real Estate License Administrative Fund .............189,900 23
387	387	Total ................................ ..........$6,025,800 24
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389	389
390	390	Section 55. The following named amounts, or so much thereof 1
391	391	as may be necessary, respectively, for the objects and purposes 2
392	392	hereinafter named, are appropriated to the State Comptroller 3
393	393	in connection with the payment of salaries for officers of the 4
394	394	Executive and Legislative Branches of State Government: 5
395	395	For State Contribution to State Employees' 6
396	396	Retirement System: 7
397	397	From Horse Racing Fund ................................ ....0 8
398	398	From Fire Prevention Fund ............................ 91,700 9
399	399	From Bank and Trust Company Fund .................... 100,000 10
400	400	From Title III Social Security 11
401	401	and Employment Service Fund ........................ 147,900 12
402	402	From Feed and Control Fund. ......................... 187,000 13
403	403	From DCFS Children’s Services Fund ..................111,200 14
404	404	From Nuclear Safety Emergency Preparedness Fund .....100,000 15
405	405	From Radiation Protection Fund. ...................... 87,000 16
406	406	From Professions Indirect Cost Fund. ................308,400 17
407	407	From Illinois Power Agency Operations Fund. .........100,000 18
408	408	From Insurance Producer Administration Fund. ........187,000 19
409	409	From State Lottery Fund. ............................ 100,000 20
410	410	From Park and Conservation Fund. .................... 187,000 21
411	411	From Coal Mining Regulatory Fund. ......................... 0 22
412	412	From Road Fund. ................................ .....205,600 23
413	413	From IWCC Operations Fund. .......................... 872,400 24
414	414	From Technology Management Revolving Fund ...........205,600 25 SB2541 -16- LRB103 31197 DTM 58087 b
415	415
416	416	From Real Estate License Administrative Fund ........100,000 1
417	417	Total ................................ ..........$3,090,800 2
418	418	For State Contribution to Social Security: 3
419	419	From General Revenue Fund ......................... 1,464,800 4
420	420	From Horse Racing Fund ............................... 12,000 5
421	421	From Fire Prevention Fund ............................ 12,500 6
422	422	From Bank and Trust Company Fund ..................... 12,700 7
423	423	From Title III Social Security 8
424	424	and Employment Service Fund ......................... 18,600 9
425	425	From Feed Control Fund. .............................. 25,100 10
426	426	From DCFS Children’s Services Fund ...................12,900 11
427	427	From Nuclear Safety Emergency Preparedness Fund ......12,700 12
428	428	From Radiation Protection Fund. ...................... 12,400 13
429	429	From Professions Indirect Co st Fund. .................38,300 14
430	430	From Illinois Power Agency Operations Fund. ..........12,700 15
431	431	From Insurance Producer Administration Fund. .........25,100 16
432	432	From State Lottery Fund. ............................. 12,700 17
433	433	From Park and Conservation Fund. ..................... 25,100 18
434	434	From Coal Mining Regulatory Fund. ......................... 0 19
435	435	From Road Fund. ................................ ......25,400 20
436	436	From IWCC Operations Fund. .......................... 123,400 21
437	437	From Technology Management Revolving Fund ............25,400 22
438	438	From Real Estate License Administrative Fund .........12,700 23
439	439	Total ................................ ..........$1,884,500 24
440	440	For Group Insurance: 25 SB2541 -17- LRB103 31197 DTM 58087 b
441	441
442	442	From Fire Prevention Fund ............................ 25,700 1
443	443	From Bank and Trust Company Fund ..................... 25,700 2
444	444	From Title III Social Security and 3
445	445	Employment Service Fund ............................. 25,700 4
446	446	From Feed Control Fund. .............................. 51,400 5
447	447	From DCFS Children’s Services Fund ...................25,700 6
448	448	From Nuclear Safety Emergency Preparedness Fund ......25,700 7
449	449	From Radiation Protection Fund. ...................... 25,700 8
450	450	From Professions Indirect Cost Fund. .................77,100 9
451	451	From Illinois Power Agency Operations Fund. ..........25,700 10
452	452	From Insurance Producer Administration Fund. .........51,400 11
453	453	From State Lottery Fund. ............................. 25,700 12
454	454	From Park and Conservation Fund. ..................... 51,400 13
455	455	From Coal Mining Regulatory Fund. ......................... 0 14
456	456	From Road Fund. ................................ ......51,400 15
457	457	From IWCC Operations Fund. .......................... 257,000 16
458	458	From Technology Management Revolving Fund ............51,400 17
459	459	From Real Estate License Administrative Fund .........25,700 18
460	460	Total ................................ ............$822,400 19
461	461
462	462	Section 60. The following named amounts, or so much thereof 20
463	463	as may be necessary, respectively, are appropriated from the 21
464	464	General Revenue Fund to the State Comptroller to pay certain 22
465	465	appointed officers of the Executive Branch of the State 23
466	466	Government, at the various rates prescribed by law: 24 SB2541 -18- LRB103 31197 DTM 58087 b
467	467
468	468	Executive Inspector Generals 1
469	469	For the Executive Inspector General for the 2
470	470	Office of the Governor ............................. 195,000 3
471	471	For the Executive Inspector General for the 4
472	472	Office of the Attorney General ..................... 155,000 5
473	473	For the Executive Inspector General for the 6
474	474	Office of the Secretary of State ...................155,000 7
475	475	For the Executive Inspector General for the 8
476	476	Office of the Comptroller .......................... 135,000 9
477	477	For the Executive Inspector General for the 10
478	478	Office of the Treasurer ............................ 135,000 11
479	479	Total ................................ ..........$1,775,000 12
480	480
481	481	Section 65. The amount of $1,817,700, or so much thereof 13
482	482	as may be necessary, is appropriated from the General Revenue 14
483	483	Fund to the State Comptroller for contingencies in the event 15
484	484	that any amounts appropriated in Sections 35 through 60 of this 16
485	485	Article are insufficient. 17
486	486
487	487	Section 70. The amount of $0, or so much thereof as may 18
488	488	be necessary, is appropriated from the Pension Stabilization 19
489	489	Fund to the Office of the State Comptroller for funding the 20
490	490	unfunded liabilities of the General Assembly Retirement System. 21
491	491	Amounts appropriated under this Section shall be in addition 22
492	492	to, and not in lieu of, any State contributions required under 23 SB2541 -19- LRB103 31197 DTM 58087 b
493	493
494	494	Section 2-124 of the Illinois Pension Code. 1
495	495
496	496	Section 75. The amount of $0, or so much thereof as may 2
497	497	be necessary, is appropriated from the Pension Stabilization 3
498	498	Fund to the Office of the State Comptroller f or funding the 4
499	499	unfunded liabilities of the Judges Retirement System. Amounts 5
500	500	appropriated under this Section shall be in addition to, and 6
501	501	not in lieu of, any State contributions required under Section 7
502	502	18-131 of the Illinois Pension Code. 8
503	503
504	504	Section 80. The amount of $0, or so much thereof as may 9
505	505	be necessary, is appropriated from the Pension Stabilization 10
506	506	Fund to the Office of the State Comptroller for funding the 11
507	507	unfunded liabilities of the State Employees' Retirement System. 12
508	508	Amounts appropriated under th is Section shall be in addition 13
509	509	to, and not in lieu of, any State contributions required under 14
510	510	Section 14-131 of the Illinois Pension Code. 15
511	511
512	512	Section 85. The amount of $0, or so much thereof as may 16
513	513	be necessary, is appropriated from the Pension Stabiliza tion 17
514	514	Fund to the Office of the State Comptroller for funding the 18
515	515	unfunded liabilities of the Teachers' Retirement System of the 19
516	516	State of Illinois. Amounts appropriated under this Section 20
517	517	shall be in addition to, and not in lieu of, any State 21
518	518	contributions required under Section 16 -158 of the Illinois 22 SB2541 -20- LRB103 31197 DTM 58087 b
519	519
520	520	Pension Code. 1
521	521
522	522	Section 90. The amount of $0, or so much thereof as may 2
523	523	be necessary, is appropriated from the Pension Stabilization 3
524	524	Fund to the Office of the State Comptroller for funding the 4
525	525	unfunded liabilities of the State Universities Retirement 5
526	526	System. Amounts appropriated under this Section shall be in 6
527	527	addition to, and not in lieu of, any State contributions 7
528	528	required under Section 15 -155 of the Illinois Pension Code. 8
529	529
530	530	Effective as of July 1, 2023 9