Illinois 2023-2024 Regular Session

Illinois Senate Bill SB0666

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

Caption

HUMAN RIGHTS-TECH

Impact

The bill's impact on state laws primarily revolves around enhancing the clarity of existing legal texts within the Illinois Human Rights Act. Although this amendment is technical in nature, it plays a significant role in ensuring that the document remains coherent and accessible to those who may reference or enforce it. Such changes can sometimes illuminate discrepancies or ambiguities in the law, making it easier for citizens and legal professionals to interpret the legislation correctly.

Summary

SB0666, introduced by Senator Don Harmon, proposes a technical amendment to the Illinois Human Rights Act. Specifically, it focuses on a change to Section 1-101 of the Act, which addresses the short title of the legislation. This type of amendment is intended to clarify or correct existing text within the legal framework of the Act without making substantial changes to its content or intent. Such technical amendments are crucial to maintain the clarity and precision of legal documents.

Contention

Given that SB0666 is a technical change rather than a controversial policy shift, points of contention are minimal. However, discussions around similar amendments can arise concerning the broader implications of maintaining the integrity and intention of existing laws while ensuring they are free from errors or outdated language. Legislative bodies often debate the necessity of such amendments to ensure comprehensive legal frameworks and prevent confusion in legal interpretations or enforcement.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

IL SB0667

HUMAN RIGHTS-TECH

IL SB0668

HUMAN RIGHTS-TECH

IL SB0664

HUMAN RIGHTS-TECH

IL SB0665

HUMAN RIGHTS-TECH

IL SB3034

HUMAN RIGHTS-TECH

IL SB2168

HUMAN RIGHTS-TECH

IL HB0458

HUMAN RIGHTS-TECH

IL HB0461

HUMAN RIGHTS-TECH

IL HB0460

HUMAN RIGHTS-TECH

IL HB0462

HUMAN RIGHTS-TECH

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.