Pursuant to the directive of the Senate President, the regular Session of the Senate is now in perfunctory Session. Communication from the President. Letter dated April 23rd, 2024. Dear Mr. Secretary pursuant to Senate Rule 2-10, I am scheduling a perfunctory Session to convene on April 24th, 2024. Signed, Don Harmon, Senate President. Resolutions. Senate Resolution 935, offered by Senator Tracy and all Members. And Senate Resolution 937, offered by Senator Napoleon Harris and all Members. They are both celebration of life resolutions and will be referred to the Consent Calendar. Senate Resolution 936, offered by Senator Hastings is substantive. Introduction of Senate Bills. Senate Bill 3932, offered by Senator Castro, an Act concerning State government. Senate Bill 3933, offered by Senator Rezin, an Act concerning safety. 1st Reading of the bills. Appointment Messages. Appointment Message 1030470, Governor's salaried appointment, To be the Secretary of the Illinois Department of Transportation, Omer M. Osman; Appointment Message 1030471, Governor's unsalaried appointment, To be a Member of Children and Family Services Advisory Council, Anita Weinberg; Appointment Message 1030472, Governor's non-salaried appointment, To be a Member of the Energy Workforce Advisory Council, Marlon McClinton; Appointment Message 1030473, Governor's unsalaried appointment, To be a Member of the Illinois Committee for Agricultural Education, Trenton Taber; Appointment Message 1030474, Governor's non-salaried appointment, to be a member of the Torture Inquiry and Relief Commission, Brian Richardson; and Appointment Message 1030475, Governor's non- salaried appointment, To be a Member of the Torture Inquiry and Relief Commission, Tameka Walton. Message from the House. Message 1 103rd Legislative Day STATE OF ILLINOIS 103rd GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 4/24/2024 from the House by Mr. Hollman, Clerk. Mr. President, I am directed to inform the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed bills of the following titles in the passage of which I am instructed to ask the concurrence of the Senate, to wit: House Bill 56. We have received like Messages on House Bill 612, 782, 1075, 1855, 2472, 3141, 3286, 3288, 3446, 3763, 3773, 3788, 3886, 3908, 4055, 4059, 4075, 4206, 4219, 4241, 4447, 4467, 4475, 4500, 4586, 4621, 4677, 4720, 4743, 4804, 4846, 4896, 4939, 4972, 5000, 5057, 5070, 5085, 5089, 5095, 5189, 5247, 5258, 5264, 5266, 5269, 5271, 5276, 5285, 5304, 5405, 5643 and 5655. Passed the House, April 19th, 2024. John W. Hollman, Clerk of the House. House Bills 1st Reading. House Bill 56, offered by President Harmon, an Act concerning agriculture. House Bill 612, offered by President Harmon, an Act concerning revenue. House Bill 782, offered by President Harmon, an Act concerning State government. House Bill 1075, offered by Senator Glowiak Hilton, an Act concerning local government. House Bill 1855, offered by Senator Curran, an Act concerning conservation. House Bill 40 -- 2472, offered by Senator Fine, an Act concerning regulation. House Bill 3141, offered by Senator Ellman, an Act concerning State government. House Bill 3446, offered by Senator Bennett, an Act concerning education. House Bill 3553, offered by Senator Edly-Allen, an Act concerning civil law. House Bill 3763, offered by Senator Villivalam, an Act concerning employment. House Bill 3773, offered by Senator Cervantes, an Act concerning business. House Bill 3908, offered by Senator Belt, an Act concerning employment. House Bill 4055, offered by Senator Koehler, an Act concerning regulation. House Bill 4059, offered by Senator Rezin, an Act concerning regulation. House Bill 4206, offered by Senator Ventura, an Act concerning 2 103rd Legislative Day STATE OF ILLINOIS 103rd GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 4/24/2024 civil law. House Bill 4219, offered by Senator Ellman, an Act concerning education. House Bill 4241, offered by Senator Erica Harriss, an Act concerning criminal law. House Bill 4475, offered by Senator Villa, an Act concerning regulation. House Bill 4500, offered by Senator Cervantes, an Act concerning criminal law. House Bill 4582, offered by Senator Sims, an Act concerning finance. House Bill 4586, offered by Senator Johnson, an Act concerning education. House Bill 4621, offered by Senator Sims, an Act concerning criminal law. House Bill 4677, offered by Senator Villanueva, an Act concerning aging. House Bill 4720, offered by Senator Villa, an Act concerning State government. House Bill 4743, offered by Senator Halpin, an Act concerning criminal law. House Bill 4804, offered by Senator Villivalam, an Act concerning safety. House Bill 4838, offered by Senator Loughran Cappel, an Act concerning State government. House Bill 4926, offered by Senator Feigenholtz, an Act concerning civil law. House Bill 5057, offered by Senator Loughran Cappel, an Act concerning education. House Bill 5070, offered by Senator Sims, an Act concerning courts. House Bill 5085, offered by Senator Villivalam, an Act concerning regulation. House Bill 5089, offered by Senator Halpin, an Act concerning government. House Bill 5095, offered by Senator Doris Turner, an Act concerning regulation. House Bill 5189, offered by Senator Villivalam, an Act concerning transportation. House Bill 5258, offered by Senator Villivalam, an Act concerning regulation. House Bill 5271, offered by Senator Castro, an Act concerning criminal law. House Bill 5276, offered by Senator Koehler, an Act concerning education. House Bill 5285, offered by Senator Villanueva, an Act concerning criminal law. House Bill 5304, offered by Senator Murphy, an Act concerning transportation. House 3 103rd Legislative Day STATE OF ILLINOIS 103rd GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 4/24/2024 Bill 5405, offered by Senator Morrison, an Act concerning State government. House Bill 5643, offered by Senator Fine, an Act concerning regulation. House Bill 5655, offered by Senator Porfirio, an Act concerning education. 1st Reading of the bills. Committee Reports. Senator Lightford, Chair of the Committee on Assignments, reports the following Legislative Measures have been Assigned: Refer to Appropriations Committee House Bill 5564; refer to Appropriations Education House Bills 4733 and 5407; refer to Appropriations Health and Human Services House Bill 4897; refer to Appropriations Public Safety and Infrastructure House Bill 5277 and 5444; refer to Education Committee House Bills 1375, 4175, 4417, 4581, 4653, 4902, 5184, and 5510; refer to Energy and Public Utilities Committee House Bills 4118, 4141, 4661, 4751, 5128, and 5539; refer to Executive Committee Committee Amendment 2 to Senate Bill 3240, House Bills 3046, 3421, 3606, 4284, 4348, 4441, 4451, 4460, 4566, 4737, 4742, 4809, 5479, 5496, and 5511; refer to Health and Human Services Committee House Bills 5022, 5084, 5097, 5256, 5354 and 5537; refer to Higher Education Committee House Bill 5369; refer to Insurance Committee Committee Amendment 1 to Senate Bill 1479, House Bills 2842, 4789, 5282, 5295 and 5313; refer to Judiciary Committee House Bills 220, 778, 1672, 4226, 4251, 4264, 4317, 4350, 4351, 4426, 4589, 4660, 4768, 4921, 5104, 5238, 5351, 5502 and 5507; refer to License Activities Committee House Bills 5059, 5087, 5135, 5218, 5353, 5457 and 5530; refer to Local Government Committee House Bills 4359, 4442, 4993 and 5190; refer to Public Health Committee House Bills 4271, 4899 and 5027; refer to Revenue Committee Floor Amendment 1 to Senate Bill 1156, House Bills 1377, 2232, 4125, 4636 and 5412; refer to State Government Committee House 4 103rd Legislative Day STATE OF ILLINOIS 103rd GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 4/24/2024 Bills 4719, 4813, 4844, 5287, 5513 and 5601; refer to Transportation Committee - House Bills 1742, 4108, 4169, 4365, 4711, 4966, 5288, 5325, and 5370; refer to Veterans Affairs Committee - House Bills 4757, 4934 and 5640; refer to the Special Committee on Criminal Law and Public Safety - House Bills 1168, 2323, 3241, 4409, 5465 and 5527; Be Approved for Consideration - Floor Amendment 1 to Senate Bill 726, House Bill 2154; Pursuant to Senate Rule 3-8 (b-1), the following amendments will remain in the Committee on Assignments Floor Amendment 2 to Senate Bill 941, Committee Amendment 2 to Senate Bill 2730, and Committee Amendment 1 to Senate Bill 3695. Signed, Senator Kimberly A. Lightford, Chair. Perfunctory Session will recess. We will return, later to read in more House Bills. Perfunctory Session of the Senate is in recess. (SENATE STANDS IN RECESS/SENATE RECONVENES) The perfunctory Session of the Senate is back in order. Message from the House. Message from the House by Mr. Hollman, Clerk. Mr. President, I am directed to inform the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed bills of the following titles and the passage of which I am instructed to ask the concurrence of the Senate, to wit: House Bill 255. We have received like Messages on House Bills 2161, 2385, 4090, 4209, 4404, 4715, 4925, 5100, 5294, 5317, 5344, 5367, 5371, 5394, 5418, 5429, 5431, 5433, 5488, 5493, 5495, 5541, 5546, and 5559. Passed the House, April 19th, 2024. John W. Hollman, Clerk of the House. House Bills 1st Reading. House Bill 255, offered by President Harmon, an Act concerning conservation. House Bill 2093, offered by Senator Feigenholtz, an Act concerning criminal law. House Bill 2161, offered by Senator Ellman, an Act concerning human rights. House Bill 2385, offered 5 103rd Legislative Day STATE OF ILLINOIS 103rd GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 4/24/2024 by Senator Preston, an Act concerning regulation. House Bill 4090, offered by Senator Edly-Allen, an Act concerning civil law. House Bill 4196, offered by Senator Villivalam, an Act concerning transportation. House Bill 4209, offered by Senator Doris Turner, an Act concerning State government. House Bill 4255, offered by Senator Erica Harriss, an Act concerning transportation. House Bill 4264, offered by Senator Loughran Cappel, an Act concerning civil law. House Bill 4404, offered by Senator Halpin, an Act concerning civil law. House Bill 4634, offered by Senator Stadelman, an Act concerning regulation. House Bill 4715, offered by Senator Morrison, an Act concerning transportation. House Bill 4738, offered by Senator Halpin, an Act concerning education. House Bill 4786, offered by Senator Belt, an Act concerning regulation. House Bill 4925, offered by Senator Fowler, an Act concerning business. House Bill 4951, offered by Senator Cunningham, an Act concerning revenue. House Bill 5138, offered by Senator Plummer, an Act concerning State government. House Bill 5166, offered by Senator Murphy, an Act concerning local government. House Bill 5294, offered by Senator Castro, an Act concerning employment. House Bill 5296, offered by Senator Villa, an Act concerning conservation. House Bill 5317, offered by Senator Syverson, an Act concerning regulation. House Bill 5344, offered by Senator Faraci, an Act concerning regulation. House Bill 5349, offered by Senator Stadelman, an Act concerning State government. House Bill 5367, offered by Senator Cunningham, an Act concerning gaming. House Bill 5371, offered by Senator Fine, an Act concerning civil law. House Bill 5394, offered by Senator Erica Harriss, an Act concerning education. House Bill 5429, offered by Senator Fine, an Act concerning regulation. House Bill 5431, offered by President 6 103rd Legislative Day STATE OF ILLINOIS 103rd GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 4/24/2024 Harmon, an Act concerning government. House Bill 5459, offered by Senator Faraci, an Act concerning regulation. House Bill 5488, offered by Senator Villa, an Act concerning conservation. House Bill 5493, offered by Senator Napoleon Harris, an Act concerning regulation. House Bill 5541, offered by Senator Simmons, an Act concerning criminal law. House Bill 5546, offered by Senator Hastings, an Act concerning regulation. House Bill 5559, offered by Senator Johnson, an Act concerning regulation. And House Bill 5596, offered by Senator Hastings, an Act concerning regulation. 1st Reading of the bills. There being no further business to come before this perfunctory Session pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 58. The Senate stands adjourned until Tuesday, April 30th, 2024, or until the call of the President. The Senate stands adjourned. 7