Senate Bill 202, offered by Senator Rose, an Act concerning local government. Senate Bill 203, offered by Senator Rose, an Act concerning local government. Senate Bill 204, offered by Senator Rose, an Act concerning courts. Senate Bill 205, offered by Senator Rose, an Act concerning public aid. Senate Bill 206, offered by Senator Doris Turner, an Act concerning public aid. Senate Bill 207, offered by Senator Sally Turner, an Act concerning liquor. Senate Bill 208, offered by Senator Fowler, an Act concerning appropriations. Senate Bill 209, offered by Senator Rezin, an Act concerning State government. Senate Bill 210, offered by Senator Fowler, an Act concerning State government. Senate Bill 211, offered by Senator Rose, an Act concerning government. Senate Bill 212, offered by Senator Fine, an Act concerning employment. Senate Bill 213, offered by Senator Stadelman, an Act concerning business. Senate Bill 214, offered by Senator Chesney, an Act concerning revenue. Senate Bill 215, offered by Senator Chesney, an Act concerning revenue. Senate Bill 216, offered by Senator McConchie, an Act concerning revenue. Senate Bill 217, offered by Senator Joyce, an Act concerning public employee benefits. Senate Bill 218, offered by Senator Joyce, an Act concerning criminal law. Senate Bill 219, offered by Senator Porfirio, an Act concerning revenue. Senate Bill 220, offered by Senator Porfirio, an Act concerning employment. Senate Bill 221, offered by Senator Halpin, an Act concerning revenue. Senate Bill 222, offered by Senator Halpin, an Act concerning regulations. Senate Bill 223, offered by 2 STATE OF ILLINOIS 104th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 5th Legislative Day 1/22/2025 Senator Halpin, an Act concerning criminal law. Senate Bill 224, offered by Senator DeWitte, an Act concerning safety. Senate Bill 225, offered by Senator DeWitte, an Act concerning government. Senate Bill 226, offered by Senator DeWitte, an Act concerning government. Senate Bill 227, offered by Senator Collins, an Act concerning revenues. Senate Bill 228, offered by Senator Collins, an Act concerning State government. Senate Bill 229, offered by Senator Collins, an Act concerning regulations. Senate Bill 230, offered by Senator Collins, an Act concerning regulation. Senate Bill 231, offered by Senator Castro, an Act concerning local government. Senate Bill 232, offered by Senator Castro, an Act concerning regulations. Senate Bill 233, offered by Senator Lewis, an Act concerning criminal law. Senate Bill 234, offered by Senator Lewis, an Act concerning criminal law. Senate Bill 235, offered by Senator Lewis, an Act concerning local government. Senate Bill 236, offered by Senator Lewis, an Act concerning criminal law. Senate Bill 237, offered by Senator Collins, an Act concerning criminal law. Senate Bill 238, offered by Senator Collins, an Act concerning gaming. Senate Bill 239, offered by Senator Collins, an Act concerning regulations. Senate Bill 240, offered by Senator Halpin, an Act concerning Revenue. Senate Bill 241, offered by Senator Halpin, an Act concerning safety. Senate Bill 242, offered by Senator Halpin, an Act concerning public employee benefits. Senate Bill 243, offered by Senator Porfirio, an Act concerning government. Senate Bill 244, offered by Senator Sally Turner, an Act concerning regulation. Senate Bill 245, offered by Senator Lightford, an Act concerning finance. Senate Bill 246, offered by Senator Johnson, an Act concerning State government. Senate Bill 247, offered by Senator Johnson, an Act concerning safety. Senate 3 STATE OF ILLINOIS 104th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 5th Legislative Day 1/22/2025 Bill 248, offered by Senator Johnson, an Act concerning criminal law. Senate Bill 249, offered by Senator Doris Turner, an Act concerning government. Senate Bill 250, offered by Senator Fine, an Act concerning health. Senate Bill 251, offered by Senator Castro, an Act concerning regulations. Senate Bill 252, offered by Senator DeWitte, an Act concerning revenue. Senate Bill 253, offered by Senator McConchie, an Act concerning revenue. Senate Bill 254, offered by Senator Preston, an Act concerning State government. Senate Bill 255, offered by Senator Holmes, an Act concerning local government. Senate Bill 256, offered by Senator Holmes, an Act concerning wildlife. Senate Bill 257, offered by Senator Holmes, an Act concerning animals. Senate Bill 258, offered by Senator Joyce, an Act concerning State government. 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 Education Committee - Senate Bill 44 and Senate Bill 79; refer to Appropriations Health and Human Services Committee - Senate Bill 64; refer to Appropriations Public Safety and Infrastructure Committee - Senate Bill 107; refer to Child Welfare Committee - Senate Bill 31; refer to Criminal Law Committee - Senate Bills 24, 42, 81, 112, and 108; refer to Education Committee - Senate Bills 28, 70 and 71; refer to Energy and Public Utilities Committee - Senate Bill 75; refer to Executive Committee - Senate Bills 9, 33, 34, 53, 54, 60, 74, 85, 87, 100, 101, 105, and 110; refer to Health and Human Services Committee - Senate Bill 84; refer to Insurance Committee - Senate Bills 40 and 69; refer to Judiciary Committee - Senate Bills 26, 4 STATE OF ILLINOIS 104th GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION SENATE TRANSCRIPT 5th Legislative Day 1/22/2025 27, 35, 39, 76, 83, and 103; refer to Labor Committee - Senate Bill 67; refer to License Activities Committee - Senate Bill 102; refer to Local Government Committee - Senate Bill 77; refer to Public Health Committee - Senate Bill 73 and 93; refer to Revenue Committee - Senate Bills 62, 72, 89 and 99; refer to State Government Committee - Senate Bills 58, 90 and 106; refer to Veterans Affairs Committee - Senate Resolution 11; Be Approved for Consideration - Senate Resolution 6 and 12; refer to Energy and Public Utilities Committee - then to the Appropriations Committee - Senate Bill 43; refer to Health and Human Services Committee - then Appropriations Health and Human Services Committee - Senate Bill 32; refer to Judiciary Committee - then Appropriations Health and Human Services Committee - Senate Bill 88. Signed, Senator Kimberly A. Lightford, Chair. There being no further business to come before this perfunctory Session, pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1, the Senate stands adjourned until Tuesday, January 28th, 2025, or until the call of the President. The Senate stands adjourned. 5