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House Journal STATE OF ILLINOIS HOUSE JOURNAL HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NINETY-THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY 107TH LEGISLATIVE DAY TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 2004 1:00 O'CLOCK P.M. NO. 107 [March 23, 2004] 2 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Daily Journal Index 107th Legislative Day Action Page(s) Adjournment ......................................................................................................................132 Agreed Resolutions ..............................................................................................................10 Balanced Budget Note Requested ..........................................................................................8 Committee on Rules Referral.................................................................................................6 Correctional Note Requested..................................................................................................8 Correctional Notes Supplied ..................................................................................................7 Fiscal Note Withdrawn...........................................................................................................8 Fiscal Notes Requested ..........................................................................................................7 Fiscal Notes Supplied.............................................................................................................7 Home Rule Note Requested ...................................................................................................8 Home Rule Notes Supplied ....................................................................................................6 House Joint Resolutions Constitutional Amendments ...........................................................8 Housing Affordability Impact Note Requested......................................................................8 Introduction and First Reading – HB 7278-7284 .................................................................10 Judicial Note Requested .........................................................................................................8 Judicial Note Supplied............................................................................................................7 Land Conveyance Appraisal Note Requested ........................................................................8 Land Conveyance Appraisal Note Supplied...........................................................................7 Pension Note Requested.........................................................................................................8 Pension Note Supplied ...........................................................................................................7 Quorum Roll Call...................................................................................................................6 Report from the Committee on Rules.....................................................................................6 Senate Bills on First Reading ...............................................................................................10 State Debt Impact Note Requested.........................................................................................8 State Mandates Fiscal Note Requested...................................................................................7 State Mandates Fiscal Note Supplied.....................................................................................7 Bill Number Legislative Action Page(s) HB 3877 Second Reading....................................................................................................................19 HB 3883 Second Reading – Amendment/s .........................................................................................93 HB 3922 Committee Report – Floor Amendment/s ..............................................................................6 HB 3922 Second Reading – amendment .............................................................................................60 HB 3942 Second Reading – Amendment/s .........................................................................................29 HB 3954 Second Reading – Amendment/s .......................................................................................106 HB 3957 Third Reading ......................................................................................................................20 HB 3979 Committee Report – Floor Amendment/s ..............................................................................6 HB 3979 Second Reading..................................................................................................................132 HB 3979 Second Reading – amendment .............................................................................................85 HB 3985 Second Reading..................................................................................................................130 HB 4003 Second Reading....................................................................................................................18 HB 4005 Second Reading....................................................................................................................35 HB 4006 Second Reading – Amendment/s .........................................................................................23 HB 4016 Third Reading ......................................................................................................................19 HB 4022 Committee Report – Floor Amendment/s ..............................................................................6 HB 4022 Second Reading – Amendment/s .........................................................................................59 HB 4023 Second Reading – Amendment/s .........................................................................................85 HB 4027 Second Reading....................................................................................................................23 HB 4031 Third Reading ......................................................................................................................58 HB 4032 Third Reading ......................................................................................................................58 HB 4057 Second Reading....................................................................................................................86 3 [March 23, 2004] HB 4059 Second Reading – Amendment/s .........................................................................................40 HB 4067 Second Reading – Amendment/s .........................................................................................93 HB 4076 Committee Report – Floor Amendment/s ..............................................................................6 HB 4076 Second Reading – amendment ...........................................................................................120 HB 4086 Second Reading – Amendment/s .........................................................................................38 HB 4092 Second Reading – Amendment/s .........................................................................................48 HB 4099 Committee Report – Floor Amendment/s ..............................................................................6 HB 4103 Second Reading....................................................................................................................59 HB 4109 Second Reading – Amendment/s .......................................................................................100 HB 4120 Second Reading – Amendment/s .........................................................................................29 HB 4127 Recall ...................................................................................................................................91 HB 4127 Second Reading – Amendment/s .........................................................................................87 HB 4171 Third Reading ....................................................................................................................132 HB 4218 Third Reading ......................................................................................................................19 HB 4232 Committee Report – Floor Amendment/s ..............................................................................6 HB 4233 Third Reading ......................................................................................................................31 HB 4239 Second Reading....................................................................................................................86 HB 4247 Second Reading – Amendment/s .........................................................................................19 HB 4263 Second Reading....................................................................................................................50 HB 4266 Second Reading....................................................................................................................23 HB 4269 Second Reading..................................................................................................................131 HB 4275 Third Reading ......................................................................................................................59 HB 4288 Second Reading....................................................................................................................91
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