Speaker Redmond : ''The House will come to order and Members please be in their seats. Be lead in prayer by the Reverend Krueger, the House chaplainz' Reverend Krueger: HIn the Name 'of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost. Amen. 0 LORD, bless thfs Rouse to Thy servic this day . Let us say a prayer for the Covernor this day y who's having his birthday. Watcb over Thy servant, James. 0 LORD, as his days increase. Bless and guide hfm wherever he may be. Keeping him unspotted fram the world. Strengthen him when he stands, comfort him vhen discouraged or sorrowful, raise him up if he fall. and in :is heart, may Thy peacè, vhich pass with understanding, abide a11 the days of his life. Through Jesus Chrfst, our tord. Amen. Benjamin Franklin sàid, 'If a man empties his purse into his head, no man can take ft acay frcm him .' tet us pray. ALMIGHTY GOD, our heavenly Father and the source of al1 knocledge and visdom, we call upon Thee this day to iispire our minds and to make keen our wflls that we may be relentless in the pursuit of the science of learning; that thus enhanced wfth abundant information we may enjoy deeper and more meaningful in- sight into the complexlties whfch come before us as Memu bers of this House of Representatives. May our.diligence fn this pursuft bring to the people of this State such 1aw that ls b0th equitable and just to b0th rfch and poor alike and pleasing to Thee, 0 Lord; through Jesus Christ thy Son. Amen.l' Speaker Redmond: HPledge of àllegiance to the Flag, Represent-. ative Collfns. Representative Roppî Representative Walshî Representative Matije/ichbf
Matf.qevidh (eP.'a1) f'I'pledge Allegianee tosthè; Flag ofcthe Pni ted S t at es o f Amer ica and t o the Rep ub 1ic f o r wh f ch k t stands , one Nation under God , indivisible . with Liberty and Jus t f ce f or A1l . '' speaker Redmond : ''Committee repo rts . You ' re late . Repzes ent-
z;.s 'iQ o . h,,x*. ,6 '.. G E N E R A E A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 g'-Ypi? y s'rl're oe' fut-lNols ., -z e u l/->v' . uouse oF FkslpaE.ss:?4ml-rlves 2 f ' x . 2. atfve Gollins, youbre late. Representatfve Flatilevich substituted for you. Good morning: Representative Ryan. I It's nfce to see you. You goe anyr ' Clerk O'Brien ) HCommittee reports. Represeatative Farleya chairman of the Committee on tabor and Commetce to whieh the following Bflls were referred. action taken May 197 : reported the same back wlth the following recommendation: Interim Study House Bills 156: 333: 428, 431. 768: 773. 1369y 1395: 1940 , 2252, 2253. 2254. 2255, 2256, 2262. 2435. 2543. and 2765. Alsos Kouse Bills 19 s 148, 175. 221, 537, 668. 717, 769* 770, 771: 772, 833 , 894. 949. 977, 1399: 1441, 1626, 1671, 2033, 2251: 2258, 2259. 2260, 2261, 2263, 7312: 2437, 2705, and 2768. Representatfve Katz, Chairman of the Committee on Judiûiary 11 to which the fallowing Bikts were referreds action taken Nay 1, 197 y reported the same back with the follovfng recommendatfons: Interim Study Rouse Bflls 539: 919, 1245. 1337, 1366. 1367, 1368. 1506: 1842: 1989, and 2235. 'Do not pass as amended ' House Bil1 1582. Tabled in Committee House Bills 214, 264, 1429: and 2319. Representative Jaffe. Chairman of the Committee on Judiclary I to which the ; followïng Bills were referred, actton taken May 2. 1979, reported the same back with the followfng recommeadatfon: 'Do passf Short Debate Calendar House B111 2375. Interfm study House Bill 2525.0, Speaker Redmond : HSenate Bfllsf Ffrst Readfugo'' Clerk o'Brien: ''Senate Bill 849. Excuse me. That's Senate Bill for an lct to amend Sections of an Aet making appropriations forkthe ordfnary and contingent expense for the Departmenthof Insurance aéd Departmeht'6f F f. n an c i a 1 In s t i t: u t i o n s . F i r s t Re a G t n g o f th e B :L l 1 . Sponsor was McBroom . S enate Bf 11 589 . Bianco . à. Bf 11 f or an Act to amend S ections o f an Ac t to provide f or the ordfnary and cont ingent expens e f ot the Departnent of Administrative S ervices and th e Iltino is llistorical
' ..,c î-. z . ' , )-k +'tx.& j>. J ' ,.ri. -.'% vc.o A ,. G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - I 9 '. '?'r. svaa.s ov Iuulso's ' ''zkp a.;..' '* -...f;.:z- . ------. ' . .L' . . . u . i u . - ., :.'.:., . . i . . .i-4W%rkd Li.k. .?z -. 'ri. Speaker Redmond: HRo11 Call.for attend...Roll Call for attenc dance. only depress your own swit'ch. Letls dump this Roll Call and...Ro11 Call for attendance. Only your own. Have a11 voted who wish?'.'Take the record, Mr. Clerk . Representative Collinszf Collins : ''Mr. Speaker, I would question the quorum o'' Speaker Redmond: HRepresentative Collins questioned the presence of a quorum. I thlnk your mocfon 's vell ta... Mr. Doorkeeper. will you contact the State Office Building and the offices of a11 of the Members and make sure that they get here on the floor. Mr. Ryan , w11l you produce your Members? Mr. Lechowicz, will you produce your Mem- bers? We#ll stand...welll stand at ease for ten minutes untfl you get your Members on the floor. That's the next thing. Is Walsh here? Representative Walsh bere? Rep- resentative Schlickman here? Representative Farley.'' Farley: ''Yeah, would you note'that I'm here. My.;.H Speaker Redmond: HRepresentative Farley is hereo'' Farley: 'Q ..switch was stuckzf speaker Redmond: HRepresentative Ralph Dunn is here with a monarch butterfl#f. Hello? Would you put on the public... Represeatacive Telcser here? Re fs. Represeucaefve Braun is here. Representative Braun. Well, .vwRepresent- ative Macdonald is entering the chambers. Representative Donovan. Representatlve Leon. Representative Klosak . Ryan won 1 t 1et me do anything , so . . . Schneider is here . Repres entatfve Catania is h ere . Yes , you weren ' t on t ime , so you won ' t get paid today . S tart ed at 10 o ' clock . Rep- res ent ative Jane Barnes was here in att endance at 10 o ' c1o ck . How about Huskey and Yourell? Huskey vas here . Marovi tz is here . Borchers is here . Think we got 80? Goo d mo rning , Rep res ent at ive Mcèias t er . Wh o? Rep res en t a- tive Mccourt , welcome aboard . Tuerk , welcome . Peorf a Journal S tar here? llow about tlle Leyden Herald , is that here? Repres entative Nef f coming down the middle ais le . - 4 ' - c'7./tT . ,.j. <+-,. , J * .< G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5- 8 - 7 9 ' f k' , . wlt , y j . %. yka . ; s v a v e: o s. I j. j. I el o I s . x - x.k ). ' .>. JS',:Jr * el o usE oe #eql:lvzsE -TATI v e:s ' . . ... , zl, am' x . . . . , 7 . '' E 5. Representative Kempiners. He's arriving. Nobody in the press box. 0h, yes, there 1s. #M. O.' fs here. Repre- sentatlve Bower is coming into the chamber. Efpingham County take notice. Representative Schuneman. Represent- ative Ebbesen. Prophetstown Daily Chronicle take notfce. DeKalb Bugle take notice. The Rock Island paper, Repre- sentative Hallock iék..Rockford, pardon me. Reflly from Morgan County, Clakion. Crossi from the south Cook County Daily something or other. The Centleman from Elgin ls here, Representative Friedland. Here comes...here comes Digger. rDfgger Simms is coming fn. Representative J. J. V O 1 f . 1 ' ' Wolf: nl alway's thought Mr. Simms was a southern rplaatere'' Speaker Redmond: 'A bun is the lowest form of wheat. Welly I forgot eo say that Totten was herc when we started. Chalkie says Simms has a nice layaway plan. Ca1 Skinnery strong advocate of RTA, is coming into the chamber. Came down on the bus? How about Amtrak? Is he...? Represent- ative Wikoff was here on time, so just because he's walking in now : donlt be mislead. Representative Rea tried to sneak in. Chairman of the Counties and Town- ships, Yourell is here. Representative Johnson from Champalgn County, bome of astroturf. Is he Mr. Dress Code? Now let's try it al1 over again. Roll Call for attendance. Representative Borchers for what purpose do I you ris e? '' Bor ch ers : ''Hr . s p eaker , to ge t thé 'Ro . . '. this b us ines s oa tite road, I'd like to table 876, or rather House Bill 876 of which I am the cbief Sponsor.'' Speaker Redmond: HRepresentative Ryany is it a11 right for Representative Borchers to table the B1l1? We have a hundred and seventeen people here now.'' Ryan : ''What's the Bill number, Mr. Speaker?' Borchers: ''876. Mine.' Ryana: ''It f s a1l right vith me y Weber . '' r '.y h'Txr' o .q..e.ozh.a- xe.. G E N E R A L A S S E M B t, Y 5- 8- 7 9 J y J .%' z '. g-j. STATE OF ILLINDIS ' > V'?S * H QUSK O F R EPRESC NTATI V ES Lbc'n cm- v 6. Speaker Redmond: ''okay. Hearing no objection 876 fs tabled. okay. Take the record on the Roll Calt. 705. We're on the Order of House Bills' Third Reading, Short Debates Second Reading, Short Debate, page 7.'9 Clerk O'Brfen: ''Rouse Bill 705. A Bill for an Act requiring the Division of Investigations of tbe Department of Law Enforcement to investigate certain violations of the Illinois Public Aid Code. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendment //1 was adopted in Committee.'' Spekker Redmond: OAny motion with respect to Amendmeat 1?'1 Clerk Q'Brien: uNo mètions ftled.'' Speaker Redmond: ''Any Amendment from the floor?' Clerk O 'Brien: ''No Floor Amendments.n Speaker Redmond : ''Third Reâdfng. 911.11 Clerk o 'Brien: îîHouse Bill 911. A Eill for an Act lo amend l ' an Act concerhing public utilities. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendment //1 was adôpted in Committee.'' Speaker Redmond: ''Any motion with respect to Amendment 1:'' clerk O'Brien : HNo motfons filed.'' speaker Rednond : 'îAny Amendment from the floor?l' clerk OgBrien : ''No Floor Amendments.'' speaker Redmond: ''Third Reading. 921.' l clerk 0 ' Brien : ''Hous e Bill 9 2 1. A Bill f or an Act in relation t o e x e c u t i ve o r d e r s an d r e o r g a n i z a t i on o f ex e c u t ive b ranches . S ecortd Reading o f the B i1t . Amendment #t was adop t ed in Commi t t ee . '' S p eak er Redmond : 'Any mo t ion wi th resp ect to Amendment 1? '' clerk 0 ê Brien : ''No mot ions f k led . ' Speaker Redmond : ''Any Amendment ' f rom the f loor? '' clerk 0 ' Brien : ''No Floo r Amendment s . '' speaker Redmond : 'Third Reading . 10 36 .'î clerk O ' Brien : ''Hous e Bill 10 36 . A Bill f or an Act to amertd tlz e Illino is Municipal Code . '' Speaker Redmond : 'î10 36 . Repres entative . . .slho $ s the Sponsor o f the Amendment? '' 4 - y ' ' *A *. kr oe G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 .' j! ,... - j ?s z'r.:,k . A svwvs oe luulso's ' . 'j . - v Jsg - House oe nrepesexml-rlves .. .rf .,zi' ki, up Clerk o 'Brien : 'l1036...Sponsor..k0h. okay'l' 'Nos'there's ao Amendment. House Bi11 1036. A Bill for an Act to amend the Illinois Mùnicipal Code. Second Reading of the Bi11. No Committee Amendments.' Speaker Rëdmond) HAny Amendment from the floor?'' Clerk O'Brien : ''None.'' Speaker Redmond: HThird Reading. 1217.'1 61erk o 'Brfen : 'îHouse Bill 1217. A Bill for an Act relating to retail service stations. Second Reading of the B111. No Commlttee Amendments.n . speaker Redmond; ''Any Amendment from the floor?'' l Ctexk O'Briea: ''None.'' speaker Redmohd: ''Third Reading. 1296.' clerk O'Brien: ''House Bill 1296. A Bill for an Act to amend - Sections of the Highway Advertistng Control Act. Second j Reading of the Bi11. No Committee Amendments.'' Speaker Redmond: HAny Amendment from the floor?'' clerk o'Brien: HNone.'' I speaker Redmond: '1568. Third Reading on that. 568.'' l Clerk O 'BrJ.en: OHouse B111 568.f' l speaker Redmond: ''There's a Floor Ameadment on thiss Repre- l sentative Steczo. Are you aware that? 0n 568? There'r Floor Amendment. Okay. Proceed.'' Clerk OêBtien : ''House Bill 568. A Bill for an Act to amend Sections of the School Code. Second Reading of the Bf11. l Amendment /1 'was adopted in Committee.'' speaker Redmond : HAny motion with respect to Amendment 1?,1 Clerk O'Rrien : ''No motions filed.l I speaker Redmond: ''Any Amendment from the floor?'' clerk O'Brien : 1>No Floor Amendments.'' speaker Redmond: l'Third Reading. 1363.'' Clerk O'Brien: ''House Bill 1363. A Bill' for an Act to amend the Hospftal District taw. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendment //1 was adopted fn Committee-'' I speaker Redmond: ''Any motion with respedt to Amendment 12'' 4 i .. x:vT o 8 - , 'r .1 %. x9. '-% e .za G E N E R A L, A S S E M B L Y 5 - 7 9 % z!y srn'rE o F' I L.ul N o l s yhs . v*' < z @ s o ky s a o e a s e a Es E NTAY I v Es .j! Lz- '1 * * 8. Clerk OêBrien: î'No motions filed.g' Speaker Redmond : HAny Amendment from the floorS'' Clerk O 'Brien : HNo Floor Amendments.' I Speaker Redmoud: HThfrd Readfng. 1404.'' Clerk o'Brien: 'House Bill 1404. A Bill for an Act to amend 1 . the Environmental Protection Act. Second Reading of the ' Bi11. Amendment /1 was adopted in Committeew'' speaker Redmond: MAny motions with respect to Amendment 1?1: clerk O'Brien : 'No motions filed.'' Speaker Redmond: ''Any Amendment from the floor?'' clerk O'Brien : 'No Floor Amendmeatsol' Speaker Redmond: ''Third Reading. 1426.'' clerk O'Brien : nHouse Bi11 1426. A Bill for an Act to amend the Ill. inois Income Tax Act.'.. '. . .. j' Speaker Redmond: HRepresentative Ryan.'' Ryan: ''Take that Bill out of the .record, please.'' Speaker Redmond: f'Out of the record . 1442.'î ' Clerk OîBrien : HHouse Bill 14A2. A Bill for an Act to amend j jr the Motor Tuel Tax law . Second Readïng of the Bill. No ' Committee Amendments.'' Speaker Redmond: ''Any Amendment from the floor?ll Clerk O'Brien: 'None.'' Speaker Redmond: HThird Reading. 1564.'' Clerk O'Brien: MHoùse Bill 1566. A Bil1 for an Act to amend the Illinois Vehicle Code. Second Reading of the Bi11. No committee Amendmentsv'' speaker Redmond; ''Any Amendment from the floor?'' clerk O'Brien: ''None.f' Speaker Redmond: ''Third Reading. 1600 . Sixteen hundred. Representative Ryan.l' Ryan: ''Would you hold 1600, please?'' Speaker Redmond: ''Out of the record. 1681. Representative j contt.'' i conti; ''Yeah, Mr. Speàker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the I ' House . We v re amending tlie Motor Fuet Tax 1aw . Ne . xe 1 i ..q-' . s.'kv * G E N E R A I A s s E M B t. Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 . ' ,r V. =, ' tt.& rj î a ' ; sx.# 9a STA'T.E oF luulsols ' '' . . gc,ar * House oe eleeaEse:pêva-rjvcs . . ' ...... z'iuwt,t s . . q za.wv=v-.i 'Azsu-wr'i q. . 9. amending the Illfnois Income Tax Acty and before I get a . chance to read what this is a11 abouta you 're moving them to Third Readfngy and thfs is on Short Debate. I'm a i little concerned on that. Can we go a little slowerk#1 1 speaker Redmond: ''Okay. Wefll take 1681. Whatfs the pref- 1' erence on that: Okay. Read the Bill. 16B1.'' 1 clerk o'Brien: ''House Bill 1681. A Bill for an Act to amend i the Illfnois Vehicle Code. Seeond Readtng of the Bi11. Ameadmeat //1 was adopted in Committee.n Speaker Redmond: 'fAny motlon with respect to Amendment 1?H 1 Clerk 0 Brien : No motions filed. Speaker Redmond: 'fAny Amendment froa the floor?e' '' ' Clerk O'B:ien : nxopFloor Amendmentsm Speaker Redmond; HThird Reading. 1693 out of the record. 1 7 4 9 it . 3 V j : clerk 0'Br1en: ''House Bfll 1749. A Bi11 for an Act to apend 1 the Code of Crfminal Procedure. Second Reading of the ' Bi11. Amendment //1 was adopted fn Committee.., 1 .. speaker Redmond: ''Any motion with respect to Amendnent 12'. ji 'l Clerk O'Brien: ''No motions filèd. Speaker Redmond: ''Any Amendment from the floor?'' j i clerk O'Brien: ''No Floor Amendments.'' 1 1 Speaker Redmond) HThird Reading. 1754. Representative l 1 ' Noxsey's in the chatber.' Okay.'' Clerk 0'Brien: ''House Bfll 1754. A Bf11 for an Act in rela- tfon to Illfnois Mobile Home Privitege Tax. Second n Reading of the Bi11. No Conmittee Aneadmentsw Speaker Redmgnd: HAny Amendments from the floor?'' l Cterk O # Brlen: ' I None., $ l Speaker Redmond: r, Third Reading. l (; () gg ..1 i l Cterk Q'Brien: ''House Bill 1801. 1801.'f ' Speaker Redmond: sjBetter wait till Representative Barnes is here. Take this one out of the record. 1948. Repre- ' I sentative Bullock's in the chamber.o 1 clerk 0 ' B rien : ''llous e B i11 194 8 . A B i11 f or an Aet to amend -' ' iù e'N x . a: . $j&.c G E N E R A t. A s s E M B t, Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 : , ; .c. xY .t : . Ca s'ra-re oe ' uuINo's : .'7 , r . Hotlsl o' REZf:/ESP:NTATIV/S ..: e: jgx . j -.-..f ...... 1 I ! r l0 r . the Motor Fuel Tax law. Second Readfng of the Bil1. No Committee Amendmentso'' Speaker Redmond: 'Any Amendment from the floor?'' Clerk O'Brien: ''None.'' Speakzr Redmond: 'lhird Reading. 1975.19 I Clerk O'Brien: ''House Bill 1975. A Bill for an Aet...'' Speaker Redmond: ''Out of the record. Barnes isn't here. Well, that's good. You were late. We'll wait till Representative Barnes gets here. 1975.': Clerk O'Brfen: ''House Bilt 1975. A Bill for an Aet to amend the State Emjloyees' Group Insurance Act. Second Readfng of the Bi11. Amendment /1 was adopted in Committee.'' Speaker Redmond: HAny motfon with respect to Amendment 1?'. Clerk O'Brïen: ''No motion 'filed.'' speaker Redmodd: ''Any Amendment from the floor?l' Clerk O 'Brlen) ''No Eloor Amehdmentsa'' Speaker Redmond: 'Qhfrd Readfng. 1980.1' Clerk O'Brien: HHouse Bill 1980. A Bill for an Act to amend the Fish Code. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendment... this Bill was read a second time previously . Amendment was adopted.'' Speaker Redmond: HAny motfon with respect to Amendment l?i' Clerk O'Brfen; HNo motfons ffled.î' Speaker Redmond: nAny Amendment from the floorr f Clerk O lBrfen: ''No Floor Amendments.'' Speaker Redmond: 'Qhird Reading. Representàrive Conti, for what purpose do you rise7'' contf: ''Mr. Speaker, for the purpose of an introductton. Ne I are proud to have with us today , si tting behind the S peaker ' s s t and , the clas s f rom the S palding Academy f rom Peorf a . represented by Representative Tuerk . Sumner , and Schraeder . '' Speaker Redmond : 'f2016 . They one . . .one time won the natf onal basketball championship . Tony 1 Lollis ' . the f ormer coach o f Loyola y vent there . '' t '' ' x.-J ' . sla rj.l - ' G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 ..a .. .x I 'q' 'v'w . w i a s v A x s o Ir l u u Is o j s ' . . y$. . .. y j= . H/usl oF IPEPIAESENTA.TIV'eS . ., s r; . ' c . l1. clerk 0 ' Brien: ''H ouse Bi11 2016. A Btll for an Act to amend Sections of an Act providing for the organizationa opera- i tion, dfssolution of mosquïto ''abatement distrlcts. Second Reading 6f the Bt11. No Commfttee Amendments.,, Speaker Rednond: nAny Amendments from the floor?'' Clerk O'Brien) ''None.'' speakbr Redmond: l'Third Reading. 1...2160.*' I Clerk 0'Brien: ''House Bill 2160. A Bill for an Act to amend the Illinois Pension Code. Second Reading of the Bi11. ! . No Committee Amendments.'' Speaker Redmond; HAny Amendment from tbe floor?'' clerk 0'B:ien: ''None.n speaker Reumond) ''Thfrd Reading. 2205 out of tbe record. 2 2 9 C . ' 1 Clerk O'Brien : ''House Bill 2294. A Bi11 for an Act to amervd ' the Code of Criminal Procedures. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendment Ilk was adopted fn Coamfeteean Speaker Redmond: t'Any motton with respeet to Amendment t?'' Clerk O'Brten : 'No motions filed.'' speaker Redmond: ''Any Amendment from the fkgorzb' Clerk OtBrien: ''No Floor Amendments.'' Speaker Redmond: 'Qhirz Readtng. Representative Rigney is entcrfng tbe chamber. 2321.'' clerk O'Brien: HHouse Bill 2321. A Bill for an Act to amend Sectfons of an Act concerntng public utilities. Second Reading of the Bi11. No Committee Amendments.'' Speaker Redmond: ''Any Amendment from the floor?'' Clerk O'Brien : ''No Floor Anendments.'' l Speaker Redmond: uThird Reading. 2325.1' clerk O'Brfenl ''Houae Bfll 2325. A Bill for an Act to amend sections of an Act concerning pùbltc utllfties. Second Re a ding o f th e : i 11 . Amen dment s f/1 an d 2 wer e adop t ed in 1 commltt ee . '' S pe ak er Redmond : ''Any mo tïon *1th res p e c t to Amendmen e l ? 'f cï erk O ' Brien : ''No mo tions f tled . '' * :r;g' t o . -- G E N E R A L A S S E M 1) L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 ; ' 's/ a '''-'.:4 Clerk 0 Brien : None. i speaker Redlond: HThird Reading. 2401.î' clerk O 'Brlen: nHouse Bill 2401.î' ! Speaker Redmond: HIs there anybody on the floor that doesnît have a flopr pass? I know there is. Representative Ryan, please, unauthorized people leave the floor. 2401.'' I .clerk o'Brien: ''House Bill 2401. A BIl1 for an Act to amend sections of the Illinois Seed law . Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendment //1 was adopted in Committee.'' - i 1 speaker Redmond: ''Any motion with respect to Amendment 1?1' Clerk 01Brien: ''No motions filed.'' speaker Redmond: nAny Amendment from the floor?n cl l i erk O'Brien: ''No Floor Amendments.'' 1 speaker Redmond: HThird Reading. 2450.'1 1 clerk OlBrien: ''House 3i11 2450. A Bill for an Act to repeal I the Emergency Public Transportation Assistance Act. Second Reading of the Bi11. No Committee Amendments.'' i Speaker Redmond: ''Any Amendment from the floor?'' Clerk O'Brien: ''None.u speaker Redmond: ''Third Readlng. 2473. Representative J. David Jones fs op the floor'kf' Clerk O'Brien: HHouse Bi11...'1 Speaker Redmond: HProceed.l' . 1 clerk ofBrfen : ''House Bill 2473. A Bill for an Act in rela- tion to the eteet ion o f o f f i cers in cer t ain township s . I S e c ond Reading o f the B i 11 . No Comm:i t t e e Amendments . V' Speaker Redmond : ''Any Amendment f rom the f loor: '' i ',';?- s. ,. .+-œ. ,-,.- - k G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5-8-79 , f. F tyz '-4e, x1.....- j .. 1k.gy .j. sxve oz luul-ols ' .' . - * House oF ae7efRz:sx-v'l-rlve:s . 4 t . ' a . t! ;k .s w . . ' ;. - . . .. . :. . .. ------.. - ----...... ) .; . ... ;. k. ':. .fL. b' èt.;)ilm; i6iû.? .e j.jyj .é.y VR. ' 13. Clerk O'Brlen: ''None.'' Speaker Redmond: HThird Reading. 2509:' I thfnk Representa- '! t tive Tuerk, also, went to spalding.' Clerk O'Brien : HHouse Bill 2509.::. ' Speaker Redmoad: ''You went there, too.l' clerk O 'Brien : ''A Bfll for an Act to amend the Illfnofs In- surance code. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendment #2 was adopted in committee.'' speaker Redmond: ''Any motion with respect to Amendment 22'' clerk O'Brien: ''No motions filed.'l speaker Redmond: f'Any Amendment from the floor?'' clerk O 'Brien: nNo Floor Amendments.gg speaker Redmond: ''2539. Thied Readipg/l clerk O 'Brien: ''House Bi11 2539. A Bill for an Act to amend seetlons of an Aet in relation to county zoning. Second Reading of the Bil1. Amendment //1 was ado/ted ln Committe .'' speaker Rednoùd: ''Any motion with respect to Amendment 17:, clerk 0'Br1en: ''No motians filed.'' speaker Redmond; ''Any Amendment from the floor?'' clerk o 'Brien : ''No Floor Amendments.'' Speaker R edmond: ''Third Reading. I forgot to mention that I Representative Stanley 's on the floor. Representative Kempiners.'' 1 Kempiners: nl introduced an Amendment to 2539. I would ask the Clerk to check that.'l speaker Redmond: ''Okay. Remove it...return it tonthe Order of second Reading. 2539. Now, àre tbere any Amendments from the floor? Wegd better take it out of the record if you do have a Floor Amendment. 2634. Representative Cissy Stiebl is here. Representatfve Kent is here. They b0th werenlt here right on time, though. Representative Reed, Same Category. 2634.'1 clerk O ' Brien : ''Hous e Bill 2 634 . A Bill f or an Act to amend the Illinois Purchas ing Act . S econd Reading o f the Bi 11 . ' s p e a k e r Re dmo n d : '' Re p r e s en t a t i ve S t e a rne y i s en t e r in g th e 4 i . s wrv o 3'G . , G E N E R A L A s s EM B L Y 5-8-79 ' . â. * . c 4 .ra> t . à; 7+. 4. z s v x v s o p. I u u 1p1 o 1 s ? . &-'r e HOUSE oe REPHESENTAYfVeS . .. 'w 6 r7. ..s .l . : Y -a s ; . . - . a . : î. 14. chamber. The applause is from Representative Ewell who, also was not here at lo dolclock. Nor' was h1é seatmatey Representative Bi11 Harris. Representative Birkfnbfne. Birkinbine? What can you advise us is tbe status of : I Amendments? We have on the cover here, ft looks like thereês an Amendment, but we don't have it. Should there or should there not be an Amendment? Do you knov?'' Birkinbine: MThere was no Amendment to that.'' speaker Redmond: ''0kay.'' clerk o'Brien: ''House Bill 2634. A Bill for an Act to amend t:e Illinois Purchasing Act. Second Reading 6f the Bi1I. ' No commtttee Amendments.'' Speaker Redmond : ''Any Amendments'from'the floor?'' clerk o 'Brten : 'None.'' . speaker Redrond! ''Thlrd Reading. Representative Mulcahey has 1 - just entered the chambers. 2638. As did the Charlie Wheeler from the Sun Times. He's here now. 2638.:' clerk o'Brien: ''House Billo..House Bill 2638. A B111 for aa Act to amend the Illinois Munfcipal Code. Second Reading of the Bil1. Amendment /1 was adopted in Committee.'' $1 speaker Redmond: ''Any motion with respect to Amendment 1?'' clerk o'Brien: ''No motfons fïled.'' 1 1 speaker Redmond: î'Any Amendment from the floor?l' I Clerk O 'Brien: ''No Floor Amendments.'' speaker Rqdmond : HThird Reading. 2639.1' clerk O'Brien: HHouse Bill 2639...39.- A Bill for an Act to amend Sections of the Illinois Municipal Code. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendments //2 and 3 were adopted ln j i Committee.' j speaker Redmond: ''Any motion with respect to Amendments 2 aad ?'' Clerk O'Brien: î'No motions filed-î' Speaker Redmond: ''Any Amendment from the floor?'' Clerk OîBrien : HNO Floor Amendments.'' Speaker Redmond: ''Third Reading. 2655.1' ' clerk o'Brien : HHouse Bf11 2655. A Bill for an Act to amead / 4 i zès, .NvA o ' 3% ,.' '< G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5- 8- 79 . . '%i1. .> j y I ... ' .?1..â . smlvel o F I uu, sols . ' . .x. s t. - . H O tlsz oIr aspassssvxmjvss '. : .):L,' . ..t1& akve v -1! . . r.. v. . ' =...... ; . ' ...... : ' 15. the consumer Finance Act. Second Reading of the Bil1. No Committee Amendaents.'' speaker Redmond: 'Any Amendment from the floor?f' clerk o'Brien: ''None.'' i I speaker Redmond: ''Tîird Readfng. Representatfve Katz and i Representative DarroW: also: have joined us in the chamber House Bills' Second Reading. page 9. Okay. 2539. Pardoa me: thfs is Short Debate. House Bi11s'...H ! Clerk OeBrien: HHouse Bill 2539. A Bill for an Act to amend Sections of an Act in relation to county zoning.' Second , Reading of the Bill. Amendment //1 was adopted in Committe .'' ! speaker Redmond: ''Any motton with respect to Amendment 12'' clerk 0 1 Br ien : ''Ne:'motions f iled . '1 ' - E Speaker Redmond: 11 Any Amendments from the floor? f, E - j I ' clerk O'Brien: ''Floor Amendmerzc /2. Kempiners. Amends House Bill 2539 on page 2, line 24, and so forth.'' j speaker Redmond: î'Representative Kempinerson ! ( Kempfnersl Hlhank you, Mr:. Speaker . Ihis is an Amendment thatt ' ) I indicated in Committee that would...l would offer on $j ! he f l oor . Thls Bill deal s with the authority o f town- t l I') shfps to be notlfïed of zoning changes in an incorporatedl area, and my Amendment would eliminate the provision that ! should they object, that it would take a...an extraordfnary! ' vote on the County Board. I fndicated fn the'caumfttee ! I would put this Bills or this Amendment on the floor, and I would move its adoptibn.'' ! Speaker Redmond: ''Any discussion? Question's on the Gentle- man t s mo tlon for the adoption of Amendment 2. Those in !: favor say 'aye'. 'Aye'. opposed, 'no'. The gayes' have . ! it. The motion carried. Amendment 2 fs adopted. Any further Amendment?êî l : Clerk O'Brien: ''I...no further Amendments.f' speaker Redmond: Third Reading. Representa... Kempiners: ''I would ask làave of the House to leave it on the Short Debat e Calendar , Mr . Speaker . 1* l / .lè' . ;.'3a,'.s O -s G E N E R A t, A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 '., . v. l>. z-iz . 't sxxvs os Iuulsols ' . *' .X. fj * Housl oF F'EPRESENTATIVES ' . .4 . . '. . .: J;b t . . . 16. I speaker Redmondk ''Does the Gentleman have leave to leave 2539 on the order of Short Debate: Hearing' ao objection leave is granted. Representative Frederick ,from Lake County is also in the chamber. 265. Representatfve Lefnenveber fs entertng t%e chambers now. Just in on tîe R*A.f' Clerk o 'Brïen; î'House Bi11 265.'' speaker Redmond: ''265. Committee Amendment 2. 265. Whatfs your pleasure? Representative Kosinski. Kosinski.î' Kosinski: HThere was one Committee Amendment, which was accepted in Committee, and there is a second àgreed Amendmenty which was to be put on at Second Reading. We ran okt of time at nine in the evening. Sox I'd like this held until thàt Amendmenk comes through.'' ' . speaker R'edmond: ''Do you want this held on the Order of Seeond ReadiugS'' Kosinski: ''Please.'' speaker Redmond: ''okay. 350. Representative John Dunn is in the chamber.'' clerk O'Bkien: ''House Bilt 305. Excuse me4 350. A Bill for aa Act to amend the Code of Criminal Procedures. Second Reading of the Bi11. No Committee Auendments.'' speaker Redmond: HAny Amendment from the floor?'î Clerk O'Brien: ''None.'' speaker Redmond: ''Third Reading. 429. Representative Stearney. Holdw..put it back to the order ef Seeond Reading and hold ft there. 421.'' clerk O'Brten : ''House Bill 421. A Bill for an Act to amend the School code. Second Readtng of the Bill. Amendments h /1 and 2 were adopted in Committee.'' speaker Redmond: ''Any motion with respect to Amendment 1 and ?'' clerk O 'Brien: ''No motions filed.n speaker Redmond: HAny Amendment from the floor?'' clerk o 'Brfen: ''No Floor Amendments.'' Speaker Redmond: ''Third Reading. 5...450. Representative - Kosinskf.'' # l ''co-a;- ' z.'aK * . G E N E R A j. A s s E M B 1, Y 5 - 8 -' 7 9 , .i ;jk. ''z,<.w A 1r %. rey s v m. w s o v , u. u 1a o 1 s '. . . - ' . H o tl 5 ë o F 11 E @ R E SE N'PATI V e % ' i l7. Kosinski; ''Relative to the lnquiry.,Ion 265 a Floor Amendment was to be offered, which was agreed oû in Committee. LRB has been holding it up. We've made two calls to them this 1 morning, and that Amendment basn ft come through , and hesitate to lose priority of call. Whatildbes the Chàir direct? That's 265. That Auendment was supposed to be on the desk..'.1' speaker Redmond: 'It probably won't. If...when it goes to Third Reading, itlll fit right into its place on prfority of call.'' Kosinski: , 1 Well, it vs* being held on Second now.' ' . spebker Redmond: nYeah, but when it..wwhen it goes to Third Reading, it will fit fn in its place on priority of call. Y 5 0 * X' clerk O'Briea: ''House Bi1.l 450. A Bill 'for an Act to provide for the administration of aid to the medically indigent of the State of Illinois. Second Reading of the Bill. No committee Amendments.'î Speaker Redmond: ''Any Amendment from the floor?'' Clerk OfBrfen: HNone.l' speaker Redmond : ''Third Reading. 505. Take that one out of the reeord. I don't see the Sponsor. 513.'' @ Clerk O'Brien; ''House Bill 513.fî l Speaker Redmond: HRepresentative Ryan. Hold 513. 549.'' clerk O'Brien: ''House Btll 549. A Bill for an Act to amend Sections of the Illinois Abortfon law. Second Reading of the Bill. Amendyent ?/1 was adopted in Committee.n speaker Redmond: 'Any motfon with respect to Amendment 1?,' I t ' clerk OêBrien: ''xo motion filed.'' speaker Redmond: HAny Amendment from the floor?'' Clerk O ' Brien : ''No Floor Amendments . '' S Peaker Redmond : ''Thik'd Reading . Repres entative ' McB room is in the clt amb er . Fresh in f rom Kankakee . o r Mon tego Bay . 'f clerk O ' Bri en : ''Mous e B il.l 7 6 5 . '' 4 -. - - .. i .'>& ' ' G , G E N E R A t. A s s E M B L Y 5 - 8- 1 9 . ' t, , 7 . . X*1tj'.o ' . X ,$ , . - *..' ou% 'x'a',. k z c s .r g m s o p. I j. u jp; o 1s ' .: .t' * œ House oF REB-ESE-TATIVES u. . . c $Pi f.xt-' !.u- ssx. . .jr ë ...... --. .-5 18. Speaker Redmond: ''Oh : Representative Ewing is sneaking into t:e chamber. Proceed.'' clerk O'Brfen: HHouse Bill 745. A B111 for an Act to amend the school Code. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendment /1 was adopted ïn Commfttee.'' Speaker Redmond: ''.Any motion with respect to Amendment 1?.' Clerk O'Brien: 'îNo motions filed.'l Speaker Redmond: HAny Amendment from the floor?'' Clerk O'Brien: ''No Floor Amendments.'' Speaker Rédmond: OThtrd Reading. 748.'1 Clerk O'Brien: HHouse Bill Bill for an Act to amend Sections of an Act concerning public utilities. Second Readinn öf the Bi1l. àmendient /1 was adopted in Comœitte .'' Speaker Redmond : DAny motion with respect to Amendment clerk O 'Brien: ''No motions filed.'' speaker Redmond: HAny Amendment from the floor?î' Clerk O'Brien: l'No Floor Amendments.'' Speaker Redmond: êêThfrd Readfag. 754.?/ Clerk O 'Brien: l'House Bill 754. A Bill for an Act to amend the Electfon Code. Second Reading of the Bi1l. No Committee Amendments.'' Speaker Redmond: ''Any Amendments from the floor? Representa- l ). t tve ' Ryan . 1 Ryan : ''Ho ld th at Bi 11 . 1' Speltker Redmond : ''Hold that Bill . llold that ti ger . 84 2 .'' Clerk 0 ' Brien : 'îllous e Bill 842 . A Bf 11' f or an Act to amend S ect ions o f an Act con cernf ng public utilities . '' S p eak er Re dmond : '1F1o or Amen dment ? Who ? s the S pons or o f th e Floo r Amendment ? Repres entat ive Marovi t z . Th ere # s a Floor Ameidment on 84 2 . You know about it ? 0h , out o f the re co rd . 944 . Representatfve Ceorge Ray Hudson is in the chamb er . Fresh f rom Dupage County . 9 44 . 1' clerk O # B rf en : ê'Hous e Bf 11 9 4 4 . A B i 11 f or an Act t o amead the Code o f Criminal Pro cedure . Second Reading ef the 11 1 11 . Ame ndmen t /1 w'as ado p t e d 1 n Co mmi t t ee . '' . 4 k .- .x x r .-' * Q . . . <. G E N E R A L A S S E 51 B L Y 5- 8 - 7 9 . . -#- r v c%. >, . speaker Redmond : ''Third Reading . Repres entative Peters is J.n GENER AL A SSEM BLY 5-8-79 STATE OF ILLINOIS HousE DF IREPFIESENYATIVES p' 2 0 . the chamb er . 100 9 . 'l'Ten 'sfo rty-é lx '.' '' Clerk Oe3rien: î'House Bil1 1009. A Bill fo'r an Act to amend Sectfons of the Illinois Pension Code. Second Reading of the Bfll. No Committee Amendments.' ' Speaker Rednond: .1 Any Amendment from the floor?,' Clerk ofBrien: ''None.n spaaker Redmond; nThird Reading. 1030.:3 Clerk O'Brien: ''House Bi11 1030. A Bill for an Act to amead f the Illfnofs Insurance Code. Second Reading of the Bill. lE Amendment /1 pas adopted in Committeep'' ) Speaker Redmond: 'êAny motion wtth respeet to Amendment 1?61 f clerk O'Brlen: ''No motions filed.'' J! Speaker Redmond: ''Any Amendment from the floor?'ê . 1 clerk O'Brfeé: HNo Floor Amendments.'' f Speaker Redmoid: ''Third Reading. 1225.'6 / clerk OtBrien: ''House Bi11 1225. A Bfll for an Act f'n rela- ) tion'to state agenciès and thèir termination. Seeond f Reading of the Bill. No Committee Amendments.î' ., h yzoora'' i speaker Redmond: Any Ameddnent from t e ) Clerk O'Brien : MSone.'' ' Speaker Redmond: ffliait a mfnute. Waft a mfnute. Representa- f 1, ( tive Ryan.'' j,; ) Ry a n : '' 'rh e B o a r d s h o ws l 1 2 5 . I s i'et .' .: . i s th is . . . '? f' . speaker Redmond: ' 1 1. 2 2 5 . :1 ' ' ' . l l Ryan: ,,12252 Is thate.zl' speaker Redmond: ::1225.1' ! Ryan) ''AII rlght. Thank you.'' ( Speaker Redmond: ''Would you see Representative Ebbesenîle ! /( clerk o'Brien: ''House :111 1225. A Bill for an Act in rela- tton to state agenctes and their terminàtion. second -L'p'. J Reading of the Bi11. No Commfttee Amendments.l' f Speaker Redaoad: ''Any Amendment from the floork'' / clerk O 'Brienk ''None.'î Speaker Reduond ; HThfrd Reading. Representative Williams and ! Representative Win' chester are entering the chamser. 1261. ? 'I ) l! L 4 .ij -A''i ;è,' ' , s E N E R A t. A s s E M B t, v 5-8- 7% .,'- . f 't xjy.gm u' < v. w ; . R ' sva .r s o yr j u u I pl o 1 s . z - x î j H o u S R C) F R e $: R E S E N T A T 1 M E $ . . < ' .W =' * :1j1 t. ' îïC'% . . ç. Y,o' . - ..& ... - . i 2l. Clerk O 'Brfen: HHouse Bf11 1261.:' Speaker Redmond: HRepresentative Ryan. 0ut of the record. ' 1291.'' clerk O'Brien: ''House Bill 129t. A Bill to amend Sections of the Dangerous Drug Abuse Act. Second Reading of the Bi11. ' Amendmeuts //1, 2, and 3 were adopted in Committee.'' Speaker Redmond: ''Any motion 'with respect to Amendments 1, 2, and 3? ' okay. Representative Getty asks leave to '' .:.'l.chaù'gè Amendment //3 on its face. The way it's prepared': it says Amendment to House Bill 1201 and lt should be 1291. Does he have leave to change ft on fts face to reflect the correct Bïll tnumber? Representattve 'Ryan .'' Ryan: l'What...what' is txe' prbblem, Mr. Speaker?'' Speaker Redmond: Q&mendment /3. It says an Ameadment /3 to House B111 1201. tt should read 1291. We want to correct on its face to refleèt the correct number. Are you looking at Amendment 37 See fn the ftrst line there where it shows 1209. lhat al1 right?'' Ryan : HYea, it's a11 right.l' speaker Redmond: ''Any Amendments from the floor?'' Clerk O'Brien: l'No Floor Amendments.'' speaker Redmond: 'lThird Reading. This 1307.:: clerk O'Brien: î'House Bill 1307. A Bfll for an Act to amend l sections of the School Code. Second Reading of the Bi11. No Commfrtee Amendnents.'' Speaker Redmond: HAny Amendment from the floor?'' Clerk O''Brien : ''None.'' speaker Redmend; ''Third Reading. 1336.'' i Clerk O'Brien: ''House-.lBill 1324. A Bi11...1334. A Bilt.for an Act to amend Sections of the Illinois Pension Code. Secoad Reading of the Bi11. Amendment...àmendment )1 was adopted in Committee.'' Speaker Redmoad: ''Any motion with respect to àmendment clerk O'Brien: ''No motions filed.'f speaker Redmond: ''Any Amendment from the floor?'' 4 l t xao xz ,' . -i g4. '< N.q G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 f. ujs .> y. : zy ' . s'ra're: OF tuulNols t 7 .e' * HotzsF oF RE'JPRE/SK-TATJVC/ . . . .,,.0 ,g.;,. x 22. Clerk O'Brien : ''No Floor Amendments.'' Speaker Redmond: HThird Reading. 1355.'f Clerk o'Brfen: PHouse Bf1l 1355. A Bill for an Act to amead Sections of the Illinois Controlled Substance Act.R' Sppaker Redàond: ''Representative Ryan. 0ut of the record. Representative Lechowtcze'' Lechowicr: HThahk you, Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Genttemea of the House. Purpose of an 'întroduction. In the balcony we have the sixth grade class from the 'Ellenl School from Aurora, Illinois with their teachers Marilyn lWisenerl, A1 Wagner, Bruce 'Warwick ', and the qprincipal, Jim 'Braun '. They b/e trepresented here in t:e General Asseubly by Representatfve Surphy, Schoeberlefn, and Kempiners. tet's welcome them , please.'' Speaker Redmond: '% ne...Is that 1355 you wanted out of the - record, Representative Ryan? 0ut of the record. 1407.çr clerk O 'Brien: ''House Bill 1407. A Bill for an Act to amend Sections of the Illfnofs Rousfng Develop...d' Speaker Rednond: nRepresentative Ryan desires to have that out of the record. Representative Molloy is entering the chamber. 141...1431.'' Clerk OlBrien: HHouse Bill 1431. A Bill for an Act to amend Sections of the Revenue Act. Second...'' Speake r Redltond : f'Xepr es en t a t 1ve Ryan . You knew he was there a minute ago . 14 31. You want that held? lleld at the reques t o f the Mino ri ty Leader . 14 33 . 1' clerk O ' Brien : ''Hous e B i11 1433 . A Bill f or an Act in rela- t i o n t o 1an d lo r d s , i nnk e e p e r s , nu r s f n g h o m e s . an d s 1 e lt e r care homes , and government payments f or tenants and reà idents of such f acilities . S econd Reading of the Bill . No Commi ttee Amendment s . '' Sp eaker Rednond : 'Any Amendment f rcm t:ft e f loo r? 1: Clerk 0 ' Bk'f en : ''None . '' S peaker Redmoud 2 ''Th kvd Reading . l 46 3 . ' clerk O ' Brien : ''House Bill 146 3 . A Bill f or an Act to amend 4 I 'z 'W . sor' e q G E N E R A L A S S E 5 1 B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 ? ., vtpx ; ,: %?s. .r' 1 s v x v s o v. I u u , .4 o I s .' .!6 .'* .r * Houst DF IAEP'IVESEXTATIVES x x . . . tC wn . . thL-zxrr* . 4.;$ . . . I 23. the School Code. Second Reading of the Bi11. Ameidment /1 was adopted in Committee.l' S>eaker Redmond: f'Any motion with respect to Amendmeat 1?'' Clerk O'Brien: ''No motions filed.' Speaker Redmond: llAny Amendment from the floor?' Clerk O'Brien: ''No Floor Amendmentsz' Speaker Redmond: ''Thfrd Reading. 1522. 1522. Representa ...'' c1e rk 0 ' B r.f en ) ''Ho use . '. '.' ''' Speaker Rediond: î'Representative Willer is entering the chamber. 1522.3t Clerk O'Brien: ''House B111 15220 A Bill for an Xct...'' Speaker Redmond: 'lout of the record. Request of the Minority Leader. 1532.11 Clerk o'Brien: ''House Bill 1532. A Bill for an Act to amend Sectiona of the Crimfnal Code. Second Readinz of the Bill. Amendment #1 was adopted fn Committee.'' Speaker Redmond: nAny motfon wfth respect to Amendment 12'' Clerk O 'Brlen; HNo motions filed.'' Speaker Redn:ond: HAny Amendment from the floor?'' Clerk O 'Brien: ''No Floor Amendments.'l Speaker Redmond: HThird Reading . 1541. Representative Schlickman is in the ehamber. 1541.'' Clerk O'Brien: HHouse Bill 1541. A Bill for an'Act to amend j Sectioas of an Act to'.provide for the organization and l maintenance of the Univèrsity of Illinois. Second Read- l ing of the Bf11. No Commfttee Amendments.'' Speaker Redmond: HAny Amendment from the floor?'' Clerk O'Brien: ''None.'' i Speaker Redmond: ''Third Readfng. 1542.11 Clerk 0 ' Brien : ''House Bill 154 2 . A Bill f or an Act to amend S e c tions o f an Act t o revis e tll e law in re 1at ion to tounèhip organization . Second Reading o f the Bill . Amendment # 2 was adop t ed. in Commit tee . ' Speaker Rèdmond : ''Any mot ion with respect to Ameadment 2 ? e' Clerk 0 # Brien : flNo mo tions f f 1ed . #' 4 G E N E R A L A SSE M B L Y 5-8-79 ST A T E Q F I L L 1 N D 1 S HotlsE oF RE#Re5t* TATI Ve5 i 24. Speaker Redaond : ''Any Amendment from the floor?'' Clerk G'Brien : ''No Floor Amendments.n Speaker Redmond: llThfrd Readïng. 1566.11 Clerk o'Brien: ''House 3i1l 1566. A Bi11 for an Act to amend Sedtfons of the Illinois 'ension Code. Second keadiug of the Bi11. No Committee Amendments.t' Speaker Redmond) 1'An# Amendment from the floor?'' Clerk o'Brien: ''None.'' Speaker Redmond: ZThird Reading. 1567.1' Clerk O'Brien: ''House Bf11 1567. A Bï11 for an Act to amend Sections of the Illinois Pension Code. Second Reading of t:e B111. No Committee Aaendments.'' Speaker Redmond: nAny Amendment from the floor?'' clerk O'Brfen: ''None.H Speaker Redmond: ''Thqrd Reading. 1568.1# ' clerk O 'Brfen: ''House Bi11 1568. A Bill for an Act to amend Sections of the Illinois Pension Code. Second Rèading of the 3il1. No Commtttee Amendments.l' Speaker Redmond: 'TAny Amendment from the floor?'' clerk O'Brien: ''None.î' Speaker Redmond: l'Thtrd Readfng. 1570.99 Clerk O'Brien : ''House bill 1570. l Bill for an AcL to amend sections of the Illfnofs Pension Code. Seeond Re>ding of the Bi11. No Committee Amendments.'' Speaker Redmend: HAny Amendment from the floor?'' Clerk O'Brien : ''None.l' Speaker Redmond; nThlrd Reading. 1579.1: Clerk O'Brien: ''House Bi11 1579. A Bill for an Act to amend the Illinois Pension Code. Seeond Reading of the Bitl. No Committee Amendments.'' Speaker Redmond: îlAny Amendment from the floor?'f Clerk o'Brfen: ''None.o Speaker Redmond: HThird Reading. 1624. Representative Kane fs fn ehe chamber. Representatfve Slape is in the chamber 1 6 2 4 . ' ' i hVv:. c= lk -œ ' y .g .y g . . -vV ' srjpse: G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y l x, -4,, .t s'ra'rs oe' Iuulsols ; Yr.r * *foklst CF REPRESENTATIVES ' . .. .p.o . ' jrx x v .?j. r.r ,.:. . . . 25. clerk o 'Brien: 'House B111 1624. A Bill for an Act.'é.'' Speaker Redmond: 'îRepresentative Ryan . 0ut of the record. 1638.'1 Clerk O'Brfen: HHouse 3111 1638. A B111 for an Act makïng approprlations for the ordinary and contingent expense of the State Fire Marshal. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendments /2 and 3 were adopted in committee.'' Speaker Rediond: HAny motion with respect to Amendments 2 and ?'' clerk O 'Brien : 'îNo motions filed.f't Speaker Redmond: ''Any Amendment from the floor?'' Clerk O'Brien: HHo Floor Amendments.'' Speaker Redmond; nThïrd Reading. 1645.11 ' Clerk O'Brien : ''House Bi11 1645. A Bill for an Act to provide for the ordinary and contingent expense for the Departmentj l of Mines and Minezals. Second Reading of the Eill. 2 Amendments /1 and 2 were adopted in Committee.'' Speaker Redmond: î'Any motion with respect to Amendment 1 aad 2.:' , clerk O'Brien: HNo motions filed.''' Speaker Redmond: ''Any Amendment from the floor?'l clerk O'Brien: ''No Floor Amendments.'l Speaker Redmond: NThird Reading. 1648. Motion to table on Pthatlbne, so wefll take that out of the record. 1652.'. Clerk O'Brfen : d'House Bfll 1652. A Bfll for an Act makïng approprtations for the ordinary and contingent expense for the Board of Vocational Rehabilitation.'' Speaker Redmond: DRepresentative Ryan. 0ut of the record. 1737. Representative Dwight Friedrich is on the floor. Representatlve Ryan. On 1737?99 Ryan : ''No, Mr. Speaker. Before we get there, I wonder ff we could go back to 1654 and move that Bill? If it's a11 rfght *1th Represenratfve Frèdérfck . I see he's on the f 10 O r . 1 S p eaker Redmond : ''Wh ich one? On 17 37 a f is ca1 no te has no t b een f i 1ed , but it h as b e en req ues ted . 16 54 . '' clerk O ' Brien : ''llotïse: Bill 1654 . A Bil.l f or an Act makfng ...'' rik ,. (h . ', 't ' /#+ %. < G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 j ë t. . yWj.:P= ., . &%, STATE olr IuulNols . a. t.. . L. . ,ï . sa os aseasss-.rav, vss '. . J'.'S w-. u o u . dt'G zg.i.f %*x I I 26. appropriations for the Pollution Centrol Board. Second Reading of the Bf11. Amendment #1 was adopted in Committe .''' Speaker Redmond: 'Any motion with respect to Amendmeat 1?'ê Clerk 0 f Brien' : '' A mot f on to table Amendaent #1 by Representa- tive David Jones.'' Speaker Redmond: ''Representaefve J. Davld Jones on the motioa to table Amendment 1.'1 Jones: ''Mr. Speaker, there 's a..-there vas a technical error in the Amendment as it vas passed by the Committee, and the wrong lïne-was that'it was amendeds'ahd'.'Ehe-.vrong amoùnt.or the new amount is in..-in the...I like to vfth- draw this Amendment, and substitute the àmendmeat that the Clerk has...'' Speaker Redmond: ,, The quest s on v s on t : e c entlemaa's motion to table the commitree Amenduent /1. Is that correct? Those in favor fndlcate by saying i'aye'. fAye '. opposed, 'no'. %he 'ayes' have it. The motion carrièd. Amendment is tabled. Any further Amendmentsîf' Jonest ''Yes there is...'' clerk o'Brien: ''Floor Amendment /2, Jdnes, amends Rouse Bi11 1654 on page l/lline and so forth.n Speaker Redmond: l'Representative Jones.'l Jones: ''This is a corrective Amendment. It vaso..Azendnent ) /1 was improperly drafted. and I have talked to Represent ative Frederick about thfs, aad there's no problemo'' speaker Redmond: nQuestion's on the Gentleman's motion for the adoption of Amendment #2. Those,fn favor say 'aye'k tAyel. Opposed, 'no'. The 'ayes' have it. The motion carried. Amendment 12 ls adopted. Any further Awendment ?'' clerk O'Brien: ''No further Amendments.'' speaker Redmond: ''Thfrd Readfng.'' Speaker Lechowicz: nOkay. House Bill 1783.'' Clerk oêBrien: ''House Bill 1783. A Bi11 for an Act to amend S e c t i. o n s o f t h e S c h o o 1 C o d e . S e c o n d R e a d f n g o f t h 'e Bi11 . No Commlttee . . . '' ' ;k p' .j,jptr G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 'hlrtz c s-rax.e oe Iuudxols ê'. ::!: ''' ''' , . 7- HotlsK oF F'KP#:ESMNYATIVE:S . ' ' ''.t 1 . b-aJ rN x: . ,. . .. ' . v : . . .;-. s .: ). ' . ,'ly'zf kl:;t 4. !...... : Lc.'L-' , zs jlàgl !'.:LL'( 3' Lj'i 'f . * '. . . . , ...... a.z - .:LyLt:à uyvàië-xj. -j,t. pidy- jjIjrjipikii. ljj.'l i'ilij 1 I 'i I 27. , speaker Lechowicz: n Take i: eut of the recor d . ceatlemaa's I 1 n0L 9n 2he floor. House Bill 1816.'' ' l clerk o'Brien: ''House Bi11 1816. A Bi11 for an Act to amend I( Sections of the Illinois Insurance Code. Secoad Reading '' I k of the Bt11. Amead-- Amendment /1 was adopted tn commttte . l s peaker Lechowicz : '116 76 ? A11 rtght . I 'm s orry . What? Any j ' l clerk O'Brien : ''No motions filed. '' ( . l speauer cechowtez: ''wny Amendments fron the floor?' Clerk O'Brfen: ''No Floor Amendments.f' I speaker Lechowicz: 'lThird Reading. Been brought to my attenti a by Representative Wikoff that there fs on House Bill 1676 there's one technlcal corrective Amendment. The Clerk will read the Bill 1676.1' Clerk o'Brien: f'House Bill 1676. A Bfll for an Act to amend ' Sectfons of the Criminal Code. Second Reading of t%e Bi11. No Committee Amendments.'' Speaker techowicz: ''Any Amendmenes from the floor?'' clerk O'Brfen) ''Floor Amendment...'' speaker Lechowicz: ''The Gentleman from Champafgny Nr. Wfkoffo''l clerk OfBrfen: 33...//1. Wikoff.'' speaker Lechovicz: 'h4r. Wikoff, please.n l' Wikoff: HThank you, Mr. Speaker. Floor Amendment 71 corrects ' a prfnting error whlch' uas '.made in the pr'inting 'of the Bill on page 2,.'.1ine 11. lt deletes the letter ec' ïn 1 parentheses, which was placed in there inadvertently-'' I speaker Lechovicz: ''The Gentleman moves the adoption of Ameadment #1. Any discusston? A11 ihlfavor sfgnffy by saytng 'aye'. 'Aye'. A11 opposed. Amendment /1 is adopted. Any further Amendment?'' clerk O'Brien: ''No further Amendments.' Speaker Lechowicz: ''Third Readlng. House Bill 1742.11 ' clerk O'Brien: ''House Bi11 1742. A Bill for an Act to amend Sections of the School Code. Second Readfng of the Bil1. Amendment /?1 was adapted in Committee.'' I * ' , . : é 'x- '7.x 5 - 8 .. 7 9 , . . ? y%s+ ., . iak'lqRzs. G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y E . . , j, ' t; - lz-j, s'ra-rs o,r Iuudsols . o; J,.s . souse os aseae:se-va-rlùs:s .. 65 Q- * . . ... & . . . s , . u. . .. . u . ayy m j, aQ.o AQ.g :y'p ' !( ' ! 28. speauer Lecuowicz: 'Any motions?'' Clexk O'Brten: ''No motions filed.n speaker Lecho-icx: HAny Amendments from the floor?'' clerk O 'Brien: ''No Floor Amendments.'' speaker Lechowicz: ''Third Reading. House Bfll 1823.** Clerk O 'Brien: ''House Bfll 1823. A Bill for an Act to amend sectfons of the Publïc Aid Code. Second Reading of the 3ï11. No Committee Amendments.n Speaker Lechowicz: MAay Amendments from the f1oor2t% Clerk O'Brien : d'None.'? Speaker Lechevfcz: HThird Reading. House Bill 1891.'1 Clerk o'Brïen: 'lRouse Bill 1891. A Bill for an Act to destg- nate depressed areas aad relax governmental controls to allow f or ecoaomic development therefn . Second Reading of th e B i11 . Amendmen t s /1 an d 2 wer e a do p t ed irt Commi tt ee . '' Speaker Lechowicz: ''Any motionsk'' clerk O 'Brien: ''No motions ftled.e' Speaker Lechowicz: ''Any Amendments frou the floor?'' Clerk O'Brfen : î'No Floor Amendments.'' Speaker Lechowicz: 'Q hird Reading. House Bill 1933.,' Clerk OlBrien: ''House Bill 1933. A Bi11 for an Act to acend Seetioas of an Lcz to revise the la> in relazion to ( countles. Second Reading of the Bi11. No Committee Amendments.'' Speaker Lechowicz: î'Any Amendments from the floor?'' Clerk O'Brien : 'Kone.'' Speaker Lechowicz: ''Third Reading. House Bill 1944.'' Clerk OfBrien : ''House Bill 1944. A Bill for an Act in rela- tion to regulatory agencies and to their termfnation. Second Readfng of the 3fl1. Amendaent /l was adopted in Committee-'' Speaker Lechowicz: ''Any motionsk'' Clerk olBrien: llxo motions filedw' Speaker Lechowfcz: '#Any Amendments from the floor?'' Clerk o'Brien : ''No Floor Amendments.'' A . - . i îjt' uv. 'k-:pt. 'f . >a ' e .'i: G E N E R A L A S S E M B t, Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 j $ n zf.b s'rl'rc oe dt-ulaols . 27 / T= * ,4 o u s x o F yk E:@ R EsE N T AT'I v Es w. . . 'uu . X' J. 'J x$ ' )(j' 'a # v% < ' ' . .c . ----- . . .. ---. . . . .- . . -. - . . . . --' --- --.. , ='. J ' 7 77- .2 7 - JL- ..3.53-...... 31 Z --I E 7 . . . . # l'p iïzks. -. c: . .qi 1 . 1 l ! l ! . ( ! 29. l (; speaker techovicz: ''Third Reading. 1945.1' I . I E clerk olBrien: ''House B111 1945. A Bill for an Act to amend I t ! Sections of an Act creatfng the Department of Childrea i and Family Services. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amend- i i ment //1 was adopted fn Commfttee.'' I speaker Lechowicr: uwuy motsonsy'' clerk olBrien: ''No motions filed.'' I I Speaker techcwicz: î'Any Amendments frod the floor?'' I jr rj I Clerk o'Brieh: Xo Floor Ameadments. I ' I Speaker Lechowfux: HThird Readlng. House Bfll 1952.:1 i . :I clerk O'Brien: 'IHouse Bill 1952. A Bill for an Act to amend I :i the Illinofs Hfghwak Code. Second Reading of the Bil1. I ,, Ii No Committee Amendments. . . . speaker Lechowicz: ''Any Amendments from the floor?'' . clerk O 'Brlent ''None.' Speaker Lechowicz: l'Third Reading. House Bill 1953.'' Clerk O 'Brien : MHouse Bfll 1953. A 3111 for an Act to amend the Facilities for thei,Handicapped Act.'.sécond Readfng of the Bt11. Amendment /1 was adopted fn Commfttee.'' Speaker Lechowiez: ''Any motions?f' Clerk O'Brien: ''No motions filed.'' I Speaker Lechoeicz; ''Any Amendments from the floor?'' Clerk OlBrien: î'No Floor Amendments.'' speaker Lechowicz: ''Thfrd Reading. House Bill 1963.', Clerk O 'Brien: HHouse Bi11 1963. A Bill for an Act to amend the Personnel Code. Secoad Readfng of the Bill. No committee Amendments.'' Speaker Lechowicz: î'Any Amendments from the floor?'' ! Clerk O 'Brfen; ''Noneo'' Speaker Lechowicz: ''Third Reading. House Bflt 1967.'' Clerk O'Brien : ''House 3i1l 1967. A Bïl1 for an Act to revise the 1aw for the registration of vital records. Seeond Reading of the Bf11. Amendment ?/1 was adopted in Committe .H Speaker Lechowicz: ''Any motions?n Clerk OlBrien : ''No motions flled.ê' 4 ' r - '' Y :. i . W . G E x E R A t. A s s E M B t. v 5 - 8 - 7 9 ,#x*. prg. waT 's . . , . 't 1 n wA rj, s'rn-rE olr lt-ulNols . é J%.= Ho klSE o F Fk EPn ESKPITAYI VES .. &C . 3D . speaker Leehowicr: ''Ameadments from the floor?'' Cterk O 'Brien: ''No Floor Amendments.'' ' Speaker Lechowicr: ''Third Readlng. House Bill 1983.*' I Clerk o'Brfenl MHouse Bi11 1983. A Bfll for an Aet to amend the Personnel Code. Second Reading of the Bill. No committee Amendments.'' Speaker Lechowiez: R'Tîe Gentleman from Dekltty Mr. Vinsons for what purpose do you seek recognition?'' Vinson: ''Woùld you hold tîat Bill on Second, Please?f' Speaker Lekhowicà: ''Surely. Take the Bill out of the record. Ntae...the Gentleman from Cook , Mr. Peters , fer what purpose do you seek reeognitfon?'' 1 Peters: ''Mr. Speakery if I may: Qith your leave, lust to 1n- form the Clerk that on House Bill 1967 the Sponsor of . thtt B111 !-s Representative Catania. If the approprfate - change might be made.'' Speaker Lechouicz: HKindly make the appropriate change. Jack.'ê Peters: ''Thank you: Sir.'' speaker Lechowiez: ''Representative catania.on House Bill 1967. House B111 2003.11 clerk O'Brien : ''House Bill 2003. A Bill for san Act to amend to extend the duratioa of the chain of Lakeu-Fox River .. . 1 Commission . Second Reading of the Bi11. No Committee Amendments.'l Speaker Lqchowlcz: nAny Ameadmeats from the floors'' Clerk OîBrien: ''Amendmeat /J1, Matijevich. amends House Bill 2003 on page 1 by deleting line 1 and 2: and so forth-e' Speaker techowicz: 'fThe Gentleman fvom Lake: Mr. Matijevïch, on Amendment /1.1' Hatlievieh : ''Yes. Mr. Soeaker and Ladies and Gentlemea of the House. When I had this Bill before the Commfttee, Amend- ' ment f/1 vas necessaty. Otherwisey the Commissioa would be defunct unless we had the Bill signed by June 30 fo the Commftteey and I felt we should take no chances. Therefore, this Bill re-creates the Commission. and I I - c .'s* s. gz-.wx,6% G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - l 9 ., ; 1 A&vyvp r'.r> l. s'rA're or 'uulNo's - k . .1 . ')o .t* elouss ov pseneseN-rAvjves *.2.. , . 3l. k ( move for the adoption of Amendmeut #1 to Rouse Bill 2003. It's really a committee Amendmento'' Speaker Lechowicz: ''àny discusston? The question is 'Shall i I i Amendment f/1 be adopted?' All in favor signify by sayin: 'ayeê. 'Aye'. opposed. Amendment //1 is adopted. Any further Amendments?' Clerk O 'Brien: t'No further Amendments.'' Speaker Lechokicz: 'Q hird Reading. House B111 2020.'9 Clerk o'Brien: HHoùse Bill 2020. A Bfll for an Act to amead Sections of the Inéurance Code. Second Reading of tbe Bi11. Amendment #1 vas adopted in Conmitteemn Speaker Lechowfcz: HAny motions?'' Clerk 0 ' Br ie' n ) '':$ moffon's ifled .'' speaker'Lechowicz: 'HAny Ameédments from the floof?'' clerk o'Brïen: ?lNo Floor Amendments.'ê Speaker Lechowicz: ''Third Reading. House Bfll 2022.,9 Clerk O'Brien: ''House Bi11 2022. A Bfll for an Act to amend Sections of the Electfon Code. Second Readtng of the Bï11. No Committee Amendments .tl speaker Lechovicz: R'Any Amendments from the floor?'ê clerk OlBrien : ONone.îl Speaker Leehowicz: ''Third Reading. House Bill 2025.6' 1 Clerk O'Rrlen; ,1 Hopse Bfll 2025. A 5111 fov an Acr to amend ! Sections of an Act codifying the powers and duties of the I Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilitfest Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendment /1 was adopted fn Committee.'' Speaker Leehowicz: MAt the request of theztinorlty teader $ we'll hold the Bi11. House Bfll 2029.'' Clerk O'Brien: ''House Bfll 2029) A Bill for an Act to amend the School Code. Seeond Readlng of the Bi11. Amendment ! I /1 w'a s ado p t e d in Commi t t e e . '' S peaker Leehowicz : ''Any mot ions ? '' cl e rk 0 # B r i en : ''11 o mo t io ns f i le d . 'f S Peaker Le chooicz : ''Any Amend . k '. ?..'' '' ' z '' .-.w ' ,q r o yi *- . Gu#W- z 6 > v.'! G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 : 1 '1 '4''a. :J. KJ' -,- e. l s v a a. s o e f t. t. $ s o ,s l . .:- e I4otzst ow nze-sseelramlwzs u *s . ..r 4x '.*- . ..- .w U ' : . . ' . . i i 1 i 32. I ' I clerk o'Brien: ''No Floor Amendments.'' I speaker Lechowicz : ''Third Reading . ilouse Bf 11 204 8 . '' Clerk O ' Brien : ''House Bill 2048 . A Bill f or an Act to amend tlze chicago Regional Port Df strict Act . Second Reading of the Bill . No Commf t tee Amendments . ' S peaker Lechokicz : ''Any Amendmen ts f rom the f loor? '' clerk O ' Brien : ''None . '' I I Cleek O'Brien: ''House Bill 2055. A Bi11 for an Aet to amend the Election Code. Second Reading of the Bf11. Amendment /1 wa's ado p t e d in commi t t e e . '' s Peaker Lechowicz : ''Any motions 2 '' ' clerk 0 ' Brien : ''No motions f iled . '' . speaker Lechowicz: f'Any Amendments from the floor?'' c1e rk 0 f Bri ea : ''No Floor Amendlaen ts . '' Speaker Lechowfcz: OA1l right. Take the Bill out of the record, please. House Bill 2062.1' clerk OlBrfen; ''House Bi11 2062. A Bill for an Act to amend the county Hospitals Governing Commtsston Act. Second Reading of the Bi1l. Amendment /1 was adopted ïn Commfete .'' speaker Lechowicz: ''Any motions?'f . clerk O 'Brien: ''No motions filed.' speaker Lechowicz: ''Any Amendments from the floor?'' clerk O 'Brien: ''No Floor Amendments.'l speaker Lechowfcz: nThird Reading. Mouse Bill 2092.'' clerk O 'Brfen: ''Ho'use B111 2092. A Bill for an Act to amend the School Code. Second Reading of the Bi11. No Commftte Amendments.'' l ; Speaker Lechowiez: ''Any Amendments from the floor?'' Cterk O'Brien: ''None .'' Speaker Lechowiex: ''Thfrd Readfng. House Bfll 2104.:' clerk oêBrien: 'Iouse Bfll 2104. l Bill for an Act in rela- tfon to the powers and duties of the student members of various boards of institutions of bigher education. - Second Reading of the Bilt. Amendment //1 was adopted.in committee.l' i .--s'cx , '. r S, gys. %.+)> k y G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 ( .1 ... : .).t s v a, v s o p. , u u Ipl o Is h. ,.,., ,I. . i.% .u .4 .r H/USE oF REP-EIENTATIVEI Nu . 17.2M . : . . j 4'. :( x u' ' u...... ' ; ; . ih ky.' ' .'- 'c.!..- .zkz . ...- - .- : z.. ..c '...... ' : .-J,-' .,.' ;. 7,.. - . - - . .* 2;:èL+-'.J-- u4 t è . .i.l-emrkko'=i ko'LA' ' l.-. 33. Speaker Lechowicz: ''Any motions?ï' Cletk OfBrlen: ''No motions filed.'ê speaker Lekhowicz: MAny Amendments from the flooreê' clerk O'Brien: ''No Floor Amendmeats.f' Speaker Leehow i cz: ''Third Reading. House Bill 2117.9' cletk o'Brien: ''Bouse Bill 2117. A Bill for an Act to amend tbe ckfmlnal Code of Procedures. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendaent //1 was adopted in Committeeo'' Speaker Lechovicz: ''Any motions?ff clerk O'Brien: ''No motions ffled.n speaker Lechowicz: ''Any Amendments from the floor?n clerk OêBrien: ''No Floor Amendmentsl'' Speaker Lechowicz: ''Thitd Reading. House Bill 2129.'' clerk O'Brien: ''House Bill 2129. A Bfll for an àct directlng the Department of Pubkfc F;ealth tç issue csrtàin grants. . Second Reading of the Bi1l. Amendment 71 was adopted'tn Committee.'' Speaker Lecbowicz: f'Any motions7'' Clerk O'drien; ''No motions filed.'f Speaker Lechowicz: ''Any Amendments from the floor?'' Clerk O'Brien: ''No Floor Amendments.'l Speaker techowicz: HThird Reading. Bouse Bill 2134.66 j f clerk O 'Brlen ; nHouse B111 2134. A B111 for an Act eo amead ' the Personael Code. second Reading of the B1l1. No Committee Amendments.'' Speaker Lechowicz: ''Any Amendments from the floot?'' Clerk o 'srlea; t'Nonea'' Speaker Lechowicz: 'Qhird Reading. House Bill 2162.9' l Clerk 0 1 Brien : ''House Bill 216 2 . A Bf 11 f or an Act to amen.d the Illinois Pens ion Code . Seeond Reading of the Bill . Amàndment f/1 w'as a dop t ed in Comlhi tt ee . '' speaker Lechowicz : ''Any motions ? '' clerk 0 ' Brien : ''No mot ions f iled .1î S p eak er L echowic z : 'îAny Amendments f rom the f 1oo r ? '' clerk 0 ' B rf en : ''No Floo r Amendaents . '' G E N E R A L A S SEM B LY 5-8-79 s'r AT e o F I Lul N o 1 S N ç> kl s E o F K EP - E* E > T'l T 1 V E S N . . . ! 34- syeaker Lechowicz: ''Thfrd Readtng. House Bill 2164.'' Clerk o'Brfen: 'êHeuse Bill 2164. A Bill for an Act to amend . the Illfnois Pension Code. Second Reading of the Bi11. No commïttee Amendmeats.'' 1 Speaker Lechowicz: nAay Amendments from the floor?'l ) Clerk O' Brien : ''None . '' 1 I Speaker Lechowicz: l'Third Reading. House Bill 216...2165.:' I I clerk o eBrfen: ''House Bill 2165. A 3il1 for an Act to amend I I the lllfnoïs Insurance Code. Second Reading of tbe Bi11. I I Amendment #1 was adopted in Committee.'' I I Speaker Lechowicz: ''Any motions?l' I ' . ''xo motions ftled.'' I clerk o sriea : I Speaker Lechowicz: l'Now , wait a minute. 0n 2165 there was an 1 Amendment in Commfttee? Th+ Calendar is in error then. I But. there is fn...Mr. Schuneman, for what purpose do you l 1 I - seek recognition?'' I I Schuaeman: OMr. Speaker, there is an Amendment oa tùe Clerk's ! I desk for that Bi11.'' I Speaker Lechowicz: ''Take the Bill out of the record. House I Bill 2184.'' Clerk O'Brien: l'House Bi11 2184. A B111 for an Act to amend 1 tlxe Phblfc Communfuy Collegc Act. Second Reading of Lhe Bf11. Amendment /1 was adopted in Committee.'' speaker Lechowlcz; ''Any Rules? Any motions?'' Clerk O'Brien: ''No no motions.filed.'' Speaker Lechowicz: HAny Amendments from the ftoor?'' clerk O'Brien; 'No Floor Amendnentse'' speaker Lechowicz: ''Thïrd Readfng. Hcuse Bill 2146.'' clerk O'Brfen: HHouse Bi11 2186. A Bill for an Act to amend the Unfffed Code of Corrections. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendment /1 was adopted in Committee.u Speaker Lechowicz: ''Any motionszl' clerk o'Briea: llNo motions filedz' Speaker Lechowicz: NAny Amendments froa the floor?'' Clerk 0#B rfen : ''No Floor Amendmentsv'l ' j 1 ,.'-# . . q G E N E R A t, A s s E M B L Y 5- 8- l 9 Ft c;-v# v>. e j @ ; ... 'A.zm!/ . srw 'rs or l ul-lzqol s .. . ' 'hri * Houst oe &*:!>P/S/NTATIVe? N. e t. ' ' '4. . .. 6,. ak n,l v j ' I I 35. Speaker Lechowicz: 'Qhird Reading. Rouse Bill 2200.*: Clerk 0 v Brien: j, House Bi11 2200. A Bi11 f'or an Act to create the Illin6is Non-game Wildlife Protection Act. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendment //1 was adopted in Commftte .'' Speaker Lechowicz: 'fAny motions?'l Clerk O'Brieu: NNo motions filed.î' Speaker Lbchowicz: HAny Amendments from the floor?'' Clerk O'Brien: f'No Floor Amendments.'' Speaker techowicz: OThird Reading. 2204.î' Clerk OlBrien: ''House Bill 2204. A Bill for an Act to amend the School Code. Second Reading of the Bf11. Amendment //1 was adopted in Committeevl' Speaker Leehowicz: HAny motions?'' Clerk O'Brien: ''No motions filed.'' speaker Lechowicz: ''Any Auendnents from the fleor?'' Clerk O 'Brien: nNo Floor Amendments.'' Speaker Lechowiez: HThird Reading. House Bill 2208.'' clerk O 'Brien: nHouse Bfll 2208. A Bill for an Act tù autho- rize financial assistance to promote cuttural and racïal integration of students withfn school dfstricts. Second Reading of the Bf11. Amendment //1 was adopted in committe .'' Speaker Lechowicz: NAay motions?n l Clerk O'Brien: '%o motions filed.'' Speaker Lechowicz: HAny Amendments from the floor?'' Clerk O fBrien: ''No Floor Amendments.l' Speaker Lechowicz: HThird Reading. House Bill 2210 .:. Clerk O 'Brien) ''House Bill 22.'..91 Speaker Lechowicz: ''Take out of the record. House Bill t l k 2 2 1 3 . ' 1 Clerk O'Brien: HHouse Bill 2213. A Bill for an Act to amend the School Code. Second Readfng of the Bil1. Amendment / 1 wa s a d o p t e d in Co lnmi t t e e . '' s peaker Lechowi c z : 'fAny mo tions ? 11 Clerk O # Brten : ''No motions f iled . '' S peaker Lechowic z : ffAny Amen dments f rom the f loor 1 '' G ENER AL A SSEM BLY 5-8-79 STAT'E D F 1 tml -ols H o U s E o F R E PH E F E! M TA T'l V ES ' p!. % '' 36. cle/k 0'B:1en: ''No Floor Amendments.'' Speaker Lichowicz: f'Third Reading. House'Bfll.woHouse Bill 2 2 1 8 . .1 I Clerk O 'Brlen: ''House Bi11 2218. A B111 for an Act to amend Sections of an Act in relation to state revenue sharfng I with local governmental entities. Secoad Reading of the I Bf11 I . Amendment /1 was adopted,iln Committee.'' I Speaker Lechowicz:l ''Take itloutïof the record.at the request ! of the Minority Leader. Rouse Bill 2269.'' Clerk 0'Br1en : ''House Bfll 2269. A Bi11 for an Act to amend Sections of the Illinois Lottery Law. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendment //1 was adopted in Commtttee.'' Speaker Lechowicz: ''Any motfonsî'' .. . . - . - clerk O 'Brten: HNo motions filed.'' ' Spea k er L echowlcz: ''Any Amendaents from the floor?'' ' Clerk O'Brien: ''No Eloor Amendmentsz' . Speaker Lechowiez: ''Third Reading. House Bill 2272.'1 ' - ! clerk O'Briea: ''House Bfll 2272. A Bil1 for an Act to amend I ' the School Code. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendment I ' lj /1 vas adopted in Committee. I I Speaker Leehowiez: f'Any motfonsî'? I ' C 1 e r k G ' B t i e a : '' No mo t i o ru s f i te d . '' I Speaker Lechovfcz: î'Any Amendaents from the floor?'' l tlerk O'Brlen: ''No Floor Amendments.'' ' I speaker Lechowicz: ''Third Reading. House Bill 2274.:: I Clerk O'Brien: f'House Bi11 2274. A 'Bi11 for an Act to amead I I Sections of the Public Aid Code. Second Readfng of the I Bill. No Committee Amendments.Aj ' Speaker Lechowfcz: nAny Amendmenes from the floorS'' Clerk O'Brien: 'lNone.'' Speaker teehowfcz: 'lThird Reâding. House 3i11 2283.', Clerk O'Brien : ''House Bill 2283. A Bill for an Act to provide for state grants to eertain public televlsion stations. Secend Reading of the Bi11. Amendment /1 was adopted in committee . '' I ' t , . K ? ci. y%. *' p1r.,+& ' c A, G E N E R A L A S S E M B t Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 ('. '+J r smlvs oe Iuulsols ' . W - * HotzsE o F R EPREIENTATIVES 's . . :. '. .. (.' 1. . . .Qr ; '.- ...... - -...... - . . . . - - - 37. speaker Lechowicz: ''Okay. Any...Any mottoas?'' Clerk O'Brien: ''No motions filed.' . Speaker Lechowicz: ''Aay Amendments from the floor?'' ' Clerk o 'Brien: HNO Floor Amendments.'' Speaker Lechowicz: ''Third Reading. Mouse 3i11 2285.'' Clerk O 'Brfen: 'ïHouse Bill 2285. A Bill for an Act makfng appropriations to the Commission on Children . Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendments /1 and 2 were adopted fn compittee.'' Speaker Lechowfcz: M0h. Oh. yeah , I got ft. Any motfons?'? Clerk Q 'Brien: ''No motions filed.'' Speaker Lechowicz: ''Any Amendments from the floor?'f . Clerk 0'Br1en : ''No Ftoor Kmendments.'' . . . speaker Lechovicz: ''Thfrd Readingt House 3111 2298.:: Clerk o'Briea: HRouse Bill 2295. A B111 for an Aat to amend ' the County Home Act. Second Reading of the B111. No Committee Amendments.'' speaker Lechowicz: HAny Amendments from the floor?'' clerk O'Brien : ''None.'' speaker Lechowicz: nThird Reading. House Bill 2314.'' clerk O'Brien: ''House Bill 2314. A Bill for an Act to amend sections of an Act relating to alcoholic liquors. Second 1' Reading of the Bil1. No Committee Amendments-'' I speaker Lechowicz: ''Any Amendments from the floor?n clerk o 'Brien: I'No Floor Amendments.'' Speaker techowicz: ''Third Reading. House Bf11 2354 .11 clerk O'Brien: ''House Bill 2354. A Bill for an Act to amend . Sections of an Act relating to state finance. Second ! ! Reading of the Bill. Amendment /1 vas adopted in Committe I .,, Speaker Lechowicz: î'Any motions?f' Clerk O lBrien: DNo motions filed.'' speaker Lechowicz: 'Any Amendments from the floorr' Clerk OfBrien: f'No...'' speaker Lechowicz: HExcuse me. Mr. Ryan. Take..vTake it out ' . of the record.a'At 'the request of the Mfnorfty Leadery t .. A.x.r#JJ - < . G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 . F . -) V.* ! ' . il ';< à . o . sxav u. o jr j u u ; sl o j s ': - ù. ? ' .. .: s e' - HQLISE oF HEP'RESE:-T'AT,VeS 38. take Eouse Bill 2354 out of the record. Eov about 2355? Out. 2369.*' Clerk o'Brien: ''House Bi11 2369. A Bill for an Act requiring state agencfes to list their programs in priorfty order. Second Reading of the Bi11. No Committee Amendments.'ê Speaker Lechowicz: HAny Commïttee Amendments?' Clerk OlBrfen: 1'No Committee Amendments-'' Speaker Lechowicz: ''Thfrd Reading. The Gentleman from Sangamona Mr. Kane, for what purpose do you seek recog- nition?'' Kane: 'To ask leave of the Pouse to return Rouse 'sfll 2272 back to Second. It was just moved to Thirde%' Speaker Lechowicz: î'The Gentleman asks leave to bring House Bfll 2272 back from Thfrd to Second. Is there any ob- jectien? Hearing ncne, the Bill's back on Second Reading. The Gentleman from Will, Mr. Van Duyney on House Bill 1737.' Van Duyne: 'Qhank you, Mr. Speaker.'l speaker Lechowicz: ''Wait a minute.'' Van Duyne: '1737...there was a fiscal note rek...asked .for...'' speaker Lechowicz: 'fMr. Clerk . read the Bills please. 1737.'' V an ' D u y n e : '.t 13 . k .' o rl 1 7 . . . 0k ay . ' clerk O'Brien : DHouse Bi11 1737. A Bill for aa Acu te amend the Secretary of State Act. Seqond Reading of the Bi11 . No Commi'ttee Amendments.'' Speaker Lecbowicz: ''Any Amendments from the floor?'' clerk O'Brien : HNo Floor Amendments.'' speaker Leehowicx: ''Thlrd Reading. Ee filed it. Mr . Van Duyne, would you come up to the Speakeres podium , please? t The Gentleman f rom Cook , Mr . Garmisa y f or what purpose do you seek reco gnit ion? '' Garmisa : ''Wel1 , Mr . Speaker and Ladi es and Gentlemen ef the House . I would ask f or the susp ens ion o f the appropriate rule to allow Hous e Bi11 1064 to be heard in the Trans- portation Committ ee this af ternoon . '' speaker Lechowicr : ''flearing no obj ections , Hous e Bill 1064 y 4 GEN ERA L A SSEM BLY 5-8-79 ST A T E o F I L L1 N D 1 S Houst OF REPRESENTATIVES ' . '' ' ...... -..a...xw-xjsu, i., q., kj ! 39. using the Attendance Roll Call, will be permitted to be ! heard in the Transportation this afternoon. Back on the calendar on page 18, House Bills' Second Reading .appears House B111 2377. 2377. 2377. Jack .'' clerk o'Brien: ''House Bi11 2377. A'Bf11 for an Act to amend Sections of the Game Code. Second Reading of the Bill. No Committee Anendnents.'f Speaker Lechowicz: ''Any Amendments from the floor?'' clerk O'Brien: ''None-'l speaker Lecho*icx: ''Third Reading. 2378.11 clerk OlBrfen: ''House Bill 2178. A Bill for an Act to amend the Fish Code. Second Reading of the Bi11. No Comnittee Amendments.'' Speaker Lechowicz: ''Any Amendments from the floo. ..r ?'' '' clerk O'Brien: ''None. *' 'I Speaker Lechowicz: ''Thifd Reading. House Bill 2387.'' clerk O'Brien: OHouse Bill 2387. A Bill for an Act to amend j the Illinois Insurance Code. Second Reading of the Bi11. No Committee Amendments.'f Speaker Lechowicz: ''Any Amendments from the floor?'' Clerk O'Brten : ''None.'' Speaker Lechowicz: ''Third Reading. House Bill 2398.1, j clerk O'Brien: ''House Bill 2398. A Bill for an Act to amend ) the Meat and Poultry Inspections Act. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendments ?/1 and 2 were adopted in Committee.''' speaker Lechowicz: HAny motions?'' clerk O 'Brien: ''No motfons ffled.'' Speaker Lecho:iicz: ''lny Amendments from the floor?'' I cle'rk O 'Brien: ''No Floor Amendments.n Speaker Lechowtcz: f'Third Reading. House Bill 2410.7? The ' ' Gentléman from Lakey Mr. Matijevich.'' 1 Matijevich: Ozr. Speaker, Would you take 2410: 11, 12: 13 0ut Of the record? The Auditor General's got Amendment o n a co up le o f . . . '' Speaker Lechowic z : :'2410 s and Jim? '' . T ;' .. : . . x .'-J- a No x v 5 - .. 8 - 7 9 , J. .y.**4 % : yy G E N E R A L A S S E M B t, x %. f ). . $. . ' &n Matijevich: ''10 # 11, 12, 13.'' . Speaker Lechowi/z: Mokày.. Fiùe. ! . Tàk+.z4lo'.outicof the reeordf. I House Bfll 2416. 2416.'' Clerk o'Brien : HHouse Bitl 2416. A Bill for an .Act to amend Sections of an Act to create the Bureau of the Budget. Second Readfng of the Bi11. Amendnent //1 was adopted fn ' Comafttee.' Speaker Lechowiez: ''Any motionsr ' ' clerk O 'Brien: ''No motions filed.n I Speaker Lechowicx: nAny Amendments from the floorr'' ' j clerk 0 9Br1en: ''No Floor Amendments.'l .1 Speakel Lechowicz: , $Third Reading. House Bill 2417. . . ï Clerk O#Br1en: 'lHouse Bill 2417. A Bill for an Act to require various state agencies to report to the Illinois Economic ; ' and Fiscal Commission.. Second Reading of the Bill. Amend ments //1 and 2 were adopted in committee.'' I Speaker Lechowicx: HAny motionskn ' lI j ' Clerk O'Brïen: HNo motlons filed.'' j i Speaker Lechowicz: 'Any Amendments from the floor?'' I . clerk O 'Brien: ''No Floor Amendments.'' Speaker Leehowlcz: ''Third Readirg. Twen...House Bi11 2419.39 clerk O'Brfen : 'fHouse Bill 2419. A Bfll for an Act to amend j ' the School Code. Second Reading of the Bf11. Amendment 1 /1 was adopted in Commfttee.'' speaker Lechowicz: ''Any motions?'' clerk O'Brien: D''No motions filed.'ê speaker Lechowiçz: î'Any Amendments from the floor?'' '' Clerk OfBrlen; l'No Floor Amendments. speaker Lechowicz: HThird Reading. House Bill 2420..' clerk O 'Brfen: HHouse Bill 2420. A Bill for an Act to amend Sections of an Act concernfng fees and salaries. Second Reading of the Bf11. Amendment //1 was adopted in Committe .'' speaker Lechovicz: Any motlons? I Clerk ofBrien : HXo motions filàd.î' ! speaker Lecizowics : ''Any Amendments f rom the f loor? '' 4 . q F,J F,iy + s.% *'i'zr 1'>' e .1. ï G E N E sRv lAm eL o e AIu uSl NSo Eds M B L Y ' 5 - 8 - ? 9 G .. A; . . ;; . , > :r . . b. l o u S * o F R E P F# d: 5 d h' T' A T I.V . /5 . . --J--z r sl7 . - - . .>Uy.:J;IJ t :E' . . c ' .' -J2 ' #.; -lL xf . <5r'. L'- .q - 'ULtj ..'< f 4 1 . clerk o 'Brien: ''No 'Floor Amendments.'' speaker Lechowicz: ''Thfrd Reading. House Bi11 2429.'' clerk o'Brien: ''House Bill 2429. A Bi11 for an Act to amend the Chicago Regional Port District Act. Second Readlng of the Bi11. No Committee Amendments.,y ' Speaker Lechowicz: ''Any Ameûdmeuts from the floor?'' Clerk O'Brien: ''None.'' speaker Lechowfcz: l'Third Reading. It's been'the request of I the Speaker to have a...TV lights are on. Membership be aware of the fact that t:e request has been granted. Hous Bill 2453.'' Clerk OlBrien: ''House Bill 2453. A Bfll for an Aet to amend ' the Civil Administrative Code. Second Readink of the Bili ' No Committee Amendments.'' ' ' ' - l speaker Lechowicz: 'Any Amendlaents from the floor:'' Clerk 0 Brien: None. i Speaker Lechowicz: l'Third Reading. House Bi11 2475.'' j . Clerk O'Brien : î'House Bill 2475. A Eill for an Aet to amend the courts of Claims Act and Unified Code of Corrections. second Readlng of the Bi11. No Committee Amendmentso'' Speaker techowiez: MAny Amendments from the floor?' Clerk O'Brien: ''None.f' Speaker Lechowicz: ' 'Third Readfng. House Bi11 2486.'' clerk O'Brien: ''House Bill 2486. A Bill for an Aet making appropriaeions for the ordfnary and contingent expense of the Legislatlve Reference Bureau. Second Reading of rhe Bi1l. No Committee Amendments.'' Speaker Lechowicz: ''Any 'Amendments from the floor?'' I i clerk O'Brien : 'lNone.'' Speaker Lechowicz: nThird Reading. House Bî11 2490.'. Clerk O 'Brien: HHouse B111 2490. A Bf11 for an Act to amend the County Hospitals Governing...,, I Speaker Lechowicz: ''Take the Bill out of the record atcthe request of the Minority Leader. House Bill 2492.'' Clerk O 'Brfen: HHouse Bill 2492. A Bill for an Act to amend 4 J .Li%-'wwx ;' Lsy a. ' .N . G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 w? . q x4t'.>- z. . , L smavs op luujsojs L .s( j. . . u. . . . . - HOUSK DF REPRESENVATIVES * = ' .. ' i.wvx' . 7 . ' . . . ) I 42. a Section of the Fees and Salaries.Act. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendment /1 was adopted fn' Commfttee.n Speaker Lechowicz: ''Any motions?'î Clerk o'Brien : ''No motions filed.'' Speaker Lechovicz: ''Any Ameudments from the floor?'' Clerk O'Brien: HNo Floor Amendments.'' Speaker Lechowicz: l'Third Reading. House Bill 2495.'' Clerk O'Brien: ''House Bill 2495.'' Speaker Lechowicz: ''Take it out of the record, please, at the request of the Minority Leader. House Bill 2497.6: clerk o 'Brien: ''House Bi11...H Speaker Lechowicz: ''Out of the record as well. House Bill 251 .'' clerk O 'Brien: ''House Bi11 2512.'' L ' . . speaker teehowicz: ''Take'it out of the record. The Gentlemane n o t o n tb e f lo o r . 11 o lt s e B i 1 1 2 5 2 6 . '' ' ' clerk OfBrien: ''House Bill 2524. A Bill for an Act to amend sections of an Act fn relation to fencing and operating ratlroads. Second Readiag of the Bi11. No Committee Amendments.n Speaker Lechowicz: ''Any Amendments from the floor?' Kindly : : .stake the Bi11 out of the record. House Bi11 2536.:: clerk O'Brfen: ''House Bill 2536. A bill for an Act in rela- p tion to tort claims based upon negligence. Second Read- ing of the :i11. Amendment /1 was adopted in Committee.n Speaker Lechowfcz: ''Any motfons?'' Clerk O'Brien: ''No motions filed.'' Speaker Lechowfcz: ''Aay Amendments from the floor?' clerk 0 ' Brien : ''No Floor Amendments . '' speaker Lechowicz : ''Third Reading . Hous e Bill 256 2 . 1' clerk 0 ' Brien : ''Hous e Bill 2562 . A Bill f or an Act limi tiag the amount o f s txte appropriations which the General Assemb ly may authorizè f or any f iseal y ear . Second Read- ing o f th e B f l 1 . Amendment //1 was a do p t ed i n Co mmf tt e e . '# speaker Lechowicz : ''Any motions ? '' clerk 0 ' Brien : ''No motf ons f lled . '' . t xtk-èrv o . r. 6Y) . .' ' ,6 . G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5- 8- 7 9 t . ;1 - %.x ./ .- ja A . s v x v s: o s $ u u I s o 1 s ' ' '. .. J.- * soust OF Rte*est-'ramtvts .'.. w ctci.u- 'ok . . ..-LL xwe .y. . [email protected]% yr ...... 43. speaker Lechowicz: ''Any Amendments from the floort'' clerk OfBrfen: ''No Floor Amendments.'l speaker Lechowicz: ''Third Reading. House Bilt 2563.'? clerk o'Brien: ''House Bi11 2563. A Bf11 for an Act to amend sections of the Revenue Act. Second Reading of the 3i1l. Amendments /1 and 2 were adopted in Committee.'' speaker Lechowicz: ''At thebrequest of the Mfnority Leader, wefll hold the Bill , please. House 3i11 256&.1: clerk O'Brien : ''House Bill 2564. A Bi11 for an Act to amend I th e R e t' a J. 1 e r s ' O c c u p a t i o n T a x y U s e T a x y S e r v f. c e O c c u p a t i o n Tax, and Service Use Tax Acts. Second Readiag of t%e Bill Amendment /1 was adopted in Committeea'' speaker Lechowlcz: ''Any motions?'' clerk O'Brien : ''No motions filed.' speaker Lechowicz: ''Any Amendments from the floor?'f clerk OlBrien : ''No Floor Amendments.n speaker Lechowicz: HThird Reading. The Centleman from Kankakee, Mrk Ryan, for what purpose do you seek recog- nition? Mr. Ryan?'î Ryan: ''Mr. Speaker, believe therels an Amendment ffled on this Bill, is there not? 25640' Speaker Lechowlcz: ''According to the C1erk...'? I 1 Ryan : HRepresentative Skfnner, do you have an Amendment ffled here?'' speaker Lechowicz : ''We'11 check it.'' R yan : ''Pardon? '' Speaker Lechowicz : #'Mr . Skinner y f o r what purpos e do you s eek reco gnttion? '' skinner : ''Right . I ' ve got an Amendment lying around here someplace . I jus t haven ' t gotten it up there yet . '' speaker Lechowicz : ffThird Reading . '' skinner : ''That ' s not very nf ce . '' speaker Lechowtcz : ''We11 , i t should b e f f 1ed with the Clerk y sir . Hous e Bill 256 5 . '' clerk 0 ' Brf en : ''Hous e Bill 256 5 . A Bf 11 f or an Act creating G EN E R A L A SSE M B L Y 5-8-79 sr 8 T E: 0 F I k L 1 N o 1 5 14 o k;s E7 o F' #R E P a e s E N T A. T'l V Es 44. the Illinois Comprehenstve Budget Reform Act. Second Readfng of the 3111. Amendment /1 wa9 adopted ïn commftte .R' Speaker Lechovicz: MAny uotions?'l clerk O'Brien: nNo motions filedv'' Speaker Lechowïcz: ê'Any Amendments from the floor?'' Clerk o'Brien: f'No Floor Amendmentswf' Speaker Lèchowicz: ''Thfrd Reading. House Bill 2567.'' clerk o 'Brien: ''House Bi11 2567. A Bill for an Act to amead the Revenue Act. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendment 71 was adopted in Committee.l' Speaker Lechowicz: î'Any motions?'' Clerk OeBrien: 1'No motfons filed.'' Speaker Lechovicz: ''Any Amendments from the floor?'' l Clerk O'Brien: uNo Floor Amendments.'' Sreaker Lechowicz: 'fThird Reading. House Bill 2572.': . Clerk OfBrien: HHouse Bill 2572. A Bill for an'Act to amend the School Code. Second Reading of the Bill. AmendmentsI /1 and 2 were adopted in Committee.'' speaker Lechowïcz: 'îAny motionsSn Clerk OlBrien : ''No motions filed.'' speaker Lechowicz: ''Any Amendments from the floor?'' 61erk û'Brfea: î'No Floor Auendqents.'' l Speaker Leehowicz: HThfrd Reading. Eouse Bill 2573.'' clerk O'Brien: ''House Bill 2573. A Bf11 for an Act making appropriation for the ordfnary and contfngent'expgnse of the Heà1th Finance Autbority. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendient f/1 was advpted in Committee.'' speaker Lechowicz: 'Any motions?'' clerk O'Brien: ''No motions filed.'' Speakèr Lechovicz: HAny Amendments from the floork' Clerk O'Brfen: ''No Yloor Asendments.g' Speaker Lechowicz: ''Third Reading. House Bill 2575.'. Clerk O'Brfen: nHouse Bi11...n Speaker Lechowfcz: 'Therefs a Floor Amendment oa 75? Eold the Bi11. House Bill 2576.:' ..,'-J.. t ,s0 +v. , ,.o 1 G E N E R A L A S S E M B Lv 5 - g - 7 9 :, (t %. wg? .,kj à - STA'T'? OF ILLIFIQIS L . ax =. h. . + yn.r e HotlsE oF R/:I>IPeCSeNTATIVES u *s. ' x*% - . . r ; . ) 45. Clerk o'Brfen: ''House Bill 2576. A Bill for an Act to amend Sections of an Act to provide for the ùrdinary and con- 1 tïngent expense of varlous state agenctes. Second Reaqing of the Bf11. No Conmfttee Amendments.'' Speaker techowicz: ''Any Amendments from the floor?e' Cterk O 'Brien: ''None on speaker Lecbowicz: t'Third Reading. House ûill 2578.:. clerk 0 ! 3rien; #A Bouse 3i11 '2578. A Bi11 for an Act to provfde for approprfatfons for the ordfnary and contlngent expense of t:e Department of Publie Heatth . Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendments //1, and 5 were adopted tn Committe .'' ' Speaker Lechowicz: ''Any motionsz'' clerk o'Brien : ''No motïons fïled.'' speaker techowicz: ''Any Amendments from t:e floor?'' Clerk O'Brien: ''No Floor Amendmeots.'l Speaker Lechowicz: HThird Reading. House B11l 2579.'# clerk o'Brien: Hnouse...''&' Speaker Lechowicz; HExcuse me, Jack . 0n Rouse Bill 2578, at the request of the Sponsor, let's move that Bfll back fvon lhird to Second. ge wants to keep it oa Second Reading. Is that correct? A11 right. House Bi11 2579.6î Clerk o'Brien: aHouse Bill 2579. ùill for an makirtg $ appropriations for the ordtnary and contiagent expense of the Illfnofs Lal; Enforcement Comuissfon. Second Read- 1ng of the Bi11. Amendments #k and 2 were adopted fn Committee.l' Speaker Leehoviez: R'Any mocions?'' Clerk O 'Brienz ''No motions filed.'' ! Speaker Lechovf cz : ''Any Amendments f rom the f l/or? '' Clerk 0 ' Br ien : ''No Floor Amendment s . 'ê Speaker Lechowicz : ''Thtrd Reading . llouse Bill 2580 . R' clerk O ' Brien ; 'tilous e Bill 2580 . A Bill f or an Ac t to amend th e Elec t ion Co de . S econd Reading o f the Bt l 1 . Amertdment //1 was ado p t ed fn Commf t t e e . î' Sp eaker Lechowic z : ''Any mo t ions 1 ' ' œ 2 yâxiDx.jx G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 -y q ',@ ,ce a*' '.m 'tz& >N , ' ! ( '%. .. .y ;. tj z s x. w v. s o p' I u u jhl o 1 s 1% a. h = < Housr or eereatsiNrnrlve:s . .. J(;k, . tc-c LJ.je v 46. '' Clerk o 'Brien : ''No motions filed. Speaker Lechowicz: OAny Amendments from the floor?'' '' Clerk o'Brien: HNo Floor Amendments. Speaker Lechowicz: ''Third Reading. nouse Bill 2593..' Clerk O'Brien: HHouse B111 2593. A Bill for an Act to amend Sections of an Act concerning public utilities. Second 'î Reading of the Bi11. No Coanittee Amendments. Speaker Lechowicz: elAny Amendments from the floor?'' Clerk O fBrien: 'lNone.'' '' Speaker Lechowfcz: HThird Readfng. House Bi11 2603. Clerk OgBrien : ''House Bï11 2603. A Bill for an Aet in rela- tion to spectfication of items in the state budget and appropriatfons. Second Reading of the Bill C . Amendment //1 was adopted in committeq.'' Speaker Lechowicz: uAny motions?' 'g Clerk ogBrien: nNo motions filed. Speaker Lechowicz: ''Any Amendments from the floor?'' '' Clerk OîBrien: ''No Floor Amendments. speaker Lechowicz: 'pThird Reading. House Bill 2612.'' Clark O'Brien : ''House Bill 2612. A Bi11 for an Act to amend Sections of aa Act in retation to state finance. Second '' Reading of the Bf11. Amendment /1 was adopted 'fn Committe . Speaker Lechowfcx: NAny motions?'' Clerk O'Brien: ''No motions filed.l' Speaker Lechowicz: HAny Amendments from the floor?ê' '' Clerk 01B@ien: ''No Floor Amendments. Speaker Lechowicz: ''Thfrd Readfng. House Bi11 2613.'' Clerk O eBrien : 'House Bi11 2613. A Bi11 for 'an Aet to amend l the Court Reporters Act. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendments 71 and 2 were adopted in Committee.'' Speaker Lechowicz: 'fAny motions?l' Clerk 0 ' Bkien : 'No mo tions f i 1ed . '' Speaker Lechowicz : 'îAny Amendments f rom the f loor? '' Clerk 0 ' Brien : ''Xo Floor Amendmen ts . 1' speaker Lechowf c z : ''Thf rd Reading . Hous e Bill 2614 . '' i z . .$%. wz o -. G E N E R A Ia A S S E M B L Y 5 .g .g g ar 'ruw'. xTg.j A.'y ';:t ' s v s vs op. juujsojs . ' '- = . House oF RERRESENTATCVIS . x .i,.;.s :; , , (. 7 : 47. Clerk o'Brten: f'House Bill 2614. A Bill for an Act to amend :he Illinois Penslon Code . Secood Reading of t%e Bi11. No comoittee Amendments.'' Speaker Lechowicz: î'àny Amendments from the floor?'' Clerk D'Bfien: HNone.n Speaker Lechowidz: ''Third Reading. House Bill 2615.f' Clerk O'Brten: î'House Bi11 2615. A Bill for an Act to amend Sectlons of the Pharmacy Practice Act. Second Readfng of the Bill. Amendment /1 was adopted fn Commfttee.'? Speaker Lechowicx: MAny motions?'? Clerk o'Brien: î'No motions filed.ff Speaker Lechowicz: ''The Geatleman from Kankakeey Mr. Ryan. Any nAaendments from the floor?'' clerk o eBrien: ''No Floor Amendments.'' Speaker Leehowicz: ''Third Reading. nouse Bi11 2616.f: '. Clerk O'Brien: HHouse Bi11 2616. A Bill for an Act to amend Sections of an Act in relation to compensation of Members of the Ceneral Assembly. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendment /1 was adopted in Commfttee.'' Speaker techowicz: ''Any motions?'' Clerk O 'Brien: ''No motions filed.'' Speaker Le'chowicz: ''Any Amendments from the floor?'' Clerk 0 'B:ien: î'No Floor Amendments.'' Speaker Lechowicz: nThird Rekding. House Bill 2637.:: Cterk O'Brien: HHouse Bill 2637. A Bill for an Act to amend Sections of an Act to require labeling of equipment and facilities for the use, transportationy storage: or m anu f a c t u r e o f h a z a r d o u s m a t e r i a ls . S e c o nd R e a d i n g o f th e . B i11 . No Commi t t e e Aaendment s . :1 Speaker lzechowicz : ''Any Amendments f rom the f loor? '' Clerk 0 e Brien : ''None . '' Speaker Lechowicz : ''Third Reading . House Bill 2664 . '' Cl erk 0 # Brien : ''House Bf 11 2664 . A Bi11 f or art Act to ameud th e Child Care Act . S econd Reading o f the Bill . Amendmen /1 was a do p ted in Commi t t ee . '' GENER AL A SSEM BLY 5-8-79 STA T E' & F I L L i N O I S H o u % E f: F F' E2 P tW Es K FI %' AY I V E S 48. Speaker Leehowicz: HAny motions:ll Cle' rk O f Brien: RN o motlons filed.'' Speaker Leehowicz: HAny Amendments from t%e floor?'' Clark O'Brien : ''No Floor Amenduents.'' Speaker Lekhowfcz: HThird Reading. House Bill 2679.'' Clerk O 'Brien: ''House Bi11 2679.. A Bill for an Act to amend the Election Code. Second Reading of the Bi11. Amendment #1 was adopted fn Commfttee-l' Speaker Lechowicz: ''Take it out of the recordy please. House Bill 2708.11 clerk O'Brien: ''House Bill 2708. A Bill for an Act to amend the Illinofs Vehicle Code. Second Rèading of the Bf11. Amendment //1 was adopted in Committee.'' speaker Lechowicz: ''Any motions?'' clerk O'Brien: ''No motions filed.'' Speaker Lechowicz: '1Any Amendments from the floorkî' Clerk O'Brien : ONo Floor'Amendments.ll Speaker Lechowicz: HThird Reading. House Bill 2718.'. clerk O'Brfen: 'THouse Bfll 2718. A Bi11 for an Act to amend the Crime Victims Compensation Act. Second Reading of the Bf11. Amendment /1 was adopted in Committee.' Speaker Lechowicz: 'tAny motions?'l clerk O 'Brien; ONo motions flleds'' Speaker techowicz: nAny Amendments from the floor?'' Clerk o 'Brien: ''No Floor Amendments.'' speaker Lechowicz: l'Third Reading. House Bfll 2736.', Clerk O'Brien: HHouse Bill 2736. A Bi11 for an Act creatfng the Commission on the revitalization of Midway Airport. I S eco nd Reading o f the B J.11 . Amendment /1 was adop ted in Commi ttee . ' Sp eaker Leehowlc.x : ''Aay motions ? '' Clerk 0 ' Brien : ''No mot ions f iled . '' s peaker Leclaowic z : î'Any Amendments f rom the f loor ? '' C1e rk 0 # Brien : ''No Flo or Amendments . '' speaker Lechowicz : ''Third Reading . House Bill 2766 . '' J -a -lîï'..-- , . z'tw *' ' . G E N E R A t, A s s E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 ?. aqr. p. ,>. 6. i il t.a h, y. , à l :zI .. . .. a.'' s m x v e: o v. I u u Is o l s 1.. .'.. - * Housx oe aep-Esl-'rxT'lvE:s t. .... ' . . .. f :' %%' *E' .zs t' . 'r . . . . .j . ' '.,ijxr- x....-.. - i, v .Ah# ' . .'.w . .. , -) zk. ;r;, . . ..o.,.u,;t. . . '. . . isaoyklte t' . , ayyrkv,fjy' .Loc. .,. I ! I . 49. Clerk o 'Brien: ''House Bfll 2766. A 3i11 for an Adt relating to real property tax homestead fmprovement.exemptfons 'for certafn multitle dwelliag uaits. Second Reading of t:e Bi11. Amendment #1 Speaker .techovicz: ''Third Readfng. House B1l1 2778.:' Clerk o'Brien: ''House Bfll 2778. A Bill for an Act ïn rela- ïw . tion to nonsubstaniive rèvisions, in' various Acts. Second Reading of the Bill. No Committee Amendments.n ' ...... : .. : . . Speake: tecbowlcz: ''Any Amendments froù thé flo6rtT'' ' ' cl erk 0 ' B rieh : ''None '' ' ' ' ' - ' . ' ' Speaker Lechowicz: ,' l, hird Readfng. House 3i11 2779.:' clerk OfBrien) ''House Bi11 2779. A Bi1l for an Act in r&la- ? J' . tion to nonsubstaùttve revisions fn certain Acts. Second Readïng of the Bil' l. No Committee Amendments.i. - speaker Lechowics: ''Any Amendments from the floor?n Clerk o'Brien: ''Hone.l' Speaker Lechövicz: ''Third Reading. Eouse Bilt 2780 .:: Clerk O'Brien: ''House Bill 2780. A Bill for an Act in rela- tion to the honsubstansive'revisions ef:lvariôus Acts. Second Reading of t:e Bi11. No Committee Amendmeats.ê? Speaker Lechowicz: ''Any Amendments from the floor?'' clerk O fBrien: f'None.'ê Speaker Lechovicr: HThird Reading. The Lady from Cookp Mrs. Catania. for wbat purpose does she seek recoznitfon?'' catania: g'Thank youp Mr. Speaker . I ask leave to return House Bi11 1907 from Third Reading to Second Reading for - tbe purpose of considering an Amendment proposed by Rep- resentatfve vitek-' ' speaker Lechovicz: ''The tady asks leave to bring House 5il1 1907 from Third to Second for the purpose of an Ameadment. ' The Amendment has been dis tributed . Is there any oblectio 2 . . , r' ' . G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 . r 5e/>9, j, r . v ,. *,- a j sv-'rs oF 1 uul-ols I 50. Hearing none; put House Bill 1907 on Secoad Reading. Amendment //2, the Centleman from Cook, Mr. Vitek, moves the adoption of Amendment /2. Is there any discussfon? A11 those in favor signify by saying 'aye'. 'Ayef. opposed. Amendment /2 is adopted. Any further Amendments Third Reading. Good.. The Lady from Cook: Mrs. Cataafay on House Bill 2372. One moment to...'' Catania: ''Thank you...'î speaker Lechovicz: 1'2372.'' Catanfa: ''Tbank you, Mr. Speaker. I ask leave to return House Bill 2372 from Third Reading Short Debate to Second Reading for the pùrpose of offering a technical Amendment. ' speaker Lechowicz: ''The Lady asis leave to return House 3i11 ' - 2372 from third-ko Second for the purpose'of'an Amendmeat. Are there any obqections? Hearing noney House Bi11 2372 ' on second Reading. Amendment /1, the Lady from Cooky Mrs. Catania.' Catania: ''Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Amendment /1 was requested by Enrolling and Engrossing to put the Bill in proper technical form. I move the adoption of Amendaent /1 to House Bill 2372..' Speaker Lechowicz) DAny discussion? The question is 'Shall l 1 Amendment /1 be adopted?' A11 in favor signify by sayiug I 'aye'. 'Aye'. A11 opposed. Amendment /1 is adopted. Any further Amendments?n clerk O'Brien: ''No further Amendments.î' catania: ''Leave.e.leave for Short Debate. Stay on the Short Debate Calendar.'' speaker Lechowicz: ''I don't thfnk we can do that. The Lady asks leave to have the Bill remain on the Short Debate calendar. That's b0th 1907 and 237...were they on the caleadar? Okay. on...just on House Bill 2372 to return back to Third Reading on Short Debate Calendar. Is there any objection? Hearing aone, the Bill is returned to ' Thtrd Reading Short Debate. Any anaouacements? TNe 4 J -.'-J- . k-e AT A s s E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 , tC' Vta < , G E N E R A L f *%. 81z &' . s-rl'rs o.e luukso's ' : x .-. .& a I k . Y i * Hoklsl OF REPRKSERTATIVE> . o.c:t k - .-...... - . . . .. L . ' . - . u!r J7= k >t' :. : .. i ? 99 J ' r 51. Gentleman from Cooky Mr. Steczo, for what purpose do you 1 l seek recognitfon? Steezoy please.l' 1 steczo: ''Thank you, Mr. speaker. with leave of the House I I vould lïke to have House B111 1840, whfch is on Thlrd Reading Short Debatey brought back to Seeond Reading for the purposes of an Amendment.'' Speaker Lechowicz: Ij Any obje'ction? The Gentleman asks leave to bring House Bill 1840 back from Thfrd to Second for the purpose of an Amendnent. Hearing noaey House Bitl 1840 fs on Second Readfng. Jack, you want tow.wany Amend- ments?'' Clerk o'Brien: ''Amendment //1, Collins, amends House Bitl 1840 by deleting...'' Speaker Lechowicz: ''The Gentleman from Cook, Mr. Collins .'l Cottins; nMr. Speaker and Ladles and'centleRen of the Housey this was an àmendment agreed to in Committee about.oowfth tbe Sponsor of tbe Conmittee and myself. The :Bill was a little unelear as to whether t:e reference was to a per- eentage of signatures or a number of signatures. The Amesdpeat is merely clarifying to say that it's the minimum number of signatures required on petition. There ' verel.othere's no opposition, no controversy lnvolvedo'' Speaker Lechowicz: 'Any discussionz The question is 'Shall Amendment f/1 be adopted?' A11 those in favor signify by saying 'aye'. 'Aye'. Opposed. Amendment /1 is adopted. Any further Amendmeats?'' Clerk o'Brien: ''No further Amendments e'' Speaker techowicz: êîThird Reading. The Gentleman has leave t to keep llous e Bill 1840 on Short Debate as amended . Hearf ng no ollj ect ipns , it ' 11 be returned to that Order on th e Cal endar . The Centleman f rom Cook . Mr . Ke 11y . el Kelly : ''Mr . Speaker , I would like leave o f the Ho use to have Hous e B111 1202 b rought b ack f rom Third Readf ng to Sezond Reading f or the purpos e o f adopt ing an Amendment . '' speaker techowicz : l'That ' s Hous e Bf 11 1202? The Gezltlema.n # e' . g-x-fr o a , 'y% :.% e c G E N E R A t A S S E M B Ia Y 5 - . y q . ï jF . . uQlx'Jtfjo. ,'.> j. s'r-'rc or dut-lNols . . 4 r.j (j y x ..' A @ ' . . . . . asks leave to have that Bill taken from Third to Second for the purpose of Ameùdmeht.kl'ls ther'e any obâectionî Hearing none , House Bf11 1202 on Second Reading. Any Amendments? yy I l clerk O'Brien: ''Amendment #1y Culterton, amends House Bill 1 1202 on page 11 by deleting lfne 29 through 33 and so j '' f orth . 1 Speaker techowfcz: ''The Geatteman from Kelly y MI. Cook. Mr ... 1 The Gentleman from Cook, Mr. Ke11y.'' j Kelly: ''Yes, Mr. Speaker, Members of the House. Amendpent #1 : ls an agreed Amendment between Representative Cullerton y :I . / Representative Chapman, and myselftthatithis 'Amundme:t is ' i : Tl e e d e d O fl V là @ Ab o r .g i o z) . A c .t o .- )) e ç a u : ç. 12 h i @ -bq'p !è à.j! r pp e a 1 t it e )' .1 . 1970 Pre-Abortion Act, and ft would not repeal the 1975 1 1 Acu, and we did 'aave'a package of Bills whicb vent through j - here relatlng to abortion cliatcs, and that legislatioa 1 would not be enacted if we had deleted that Seetioas. I So, what this Amendment does, it replaees the 1975 Abortfoh 1 S Z' W * î ' Speaker Lechowiez: f'Any discussion? The question is 'Shall i I Amendment ?/1 be adopted?' Al1 in favor signify by saying l 1 'aye'. 'Aye'. Opposed. Amendment /1 is adopted. Any l ! . further Amendments?'' ù I Cler- k O'Brien; R'NO further Amendments.'' j 1 Speaker Lechowicz: ''A' 11 rfght.J'Third Reading. The çentlemaa :) from Cook, Mr. Katzz' Mr. Katzs please.'f 1E Katz: f'Yes. Mr. Speakers House Bill 582. sponsored by Mr . . I Piel and Mr. Davis, was nor included on the posted notice ' 1 for Judiciary II. I kould like leave of the Xouse to I - waive the posting notice and hear the Bilt in the Gorning j i in the Judiciary 11 Committeez' i speaker Lechovfcz; ''The Gentleman asks leave to have House Bill 582 be assfgned to Committee. use the Attendanee : Roll Call. Any objectionsî Hearing none, House Bill 582, I , leave is granted. The Gentleman from Cook: Mr. Katz-'' 4 i k.%-+ ' C' GV G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5-8-79 'r . a 'ej> , V. '-14 s 'r x 'r E o e' I u u l N o I s .. 6- X ' - * Houll oe RIeRESENTATIVES . N . .j; -'kj. x . .E . . . . . : J- --x . . . jajg ujjy t / E' 53. Katz: HMr. Speaker, are you on announcements yet. I vant to make an announcement that Judiciary 11 that ordfnarfly meets in room 118 will be meeting instead in room 122A from adlournment this afternoon until six ogclock and tomorrow morningy so the Members of the House who have Bills in Judiciary 11 ought to know that it will be meeting tbe rest'of the afternoon and in the mornfng ïn room 122A in the Capitol instead of room 118.:' Speaker Lechowicz: nAny further announcements? The Lady from Cooky Mrs. Macdonald.n Macdonatd: HYes , Mr. Speaker. House Bill 1919 19d like to have brought back and held on Seeoad Reading until Amead- ments are brought up from the Bi11 room.'' Speaker Lechowicz: MThe Lady asks leave to bring House Bill 1919 from lhfrd to Second. Is there any objection'l Hearing none, House Bill 1919 is back on Second Reading. The' centleman from Lake Mr. Matijevich.'' Matijevich: MSpeakery Ladiès and Gentlemen of the Eouse, the Apprôpriations I Commfttee is meetfng immediately after adjournment in room 114. Thank you.'' Speaker Lechowicz: î'The Gentleman from Sangamon, Mr. Kane.n ; ' Barnes: 's'Thank you svery much, Mr. Speaker. I borrowedoo.'' Speaker Lechowicz: t'Sorryw èlr.'.Barnes.n Barnes: HThat's okay. I borrowed Mr. Kane's micp'' Speaker Lechowicz: ''ThaE's a11 right.'' Barnes: nAppropriations II, which is scheduled to meet at twelve noon will meet in half an houry thirty minutes after the adjournment, thirty minutes in room 118 > and I l w'ou ld like t o re q ue s t al 1 o f th e Demo c ra t ic èlemb ers o f Appropriations 11 to meet with me in the conf erence room on the f if th f loor immedf ately af ter S ession . It vil.l. be a b rief ing o f about f if teen minutes - A1l o f the Demo crati Memb ers o f Approp 11 , con f erence room , f i f th f 1oo r . immedia tely af t er S ess ion and th en App ro pria t ions 11 meeting will b e thirty minutes thereo f . ' 4 J s';lr o ' zr' yrjtw j G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 . j . . , 't : - .- 4 :9: STA'T'E olr 'LulNols '' . . Y4.-X * H o u s e o F n e: e p ese: a 'vs 'r I v E s .2 . ' 5 4 Speaker Lechowicz: îohahk you. The Gentleman from Cooky Mr. J. J. Wolf.'' Wolf: 'fMr. Speaker, I'd move that suspend Rule number 18By so that Senate Bill 589 could be posted and heard in Appropri ations I Commïttee today has been cleared with the Chair- I #1 . man . Speaker Lechowfcz: ''The Gentleman asks leave to suspending appropriate rute on Senate Bills 589 and its.e.does he i have unanimous consent? Hearing no objections leave is !..1ea#e is granted. We use the Attendance Roll Call. Leave is granted. It's fn Appropriations. The Gentleman . I from Cook, Mr. Williams.'' ' Willlams: 'PThank yoû, Mr. Speaker. Just to annoùnce-that -the Cities and.villages Committee on the room change ls going ! to be meeting fn raom 1228, and I would like anyoae who - has a Bi11 to be there promptly at one o'clock , because we're only going to be meetfng for an hour from one to i I t ? ' ' -V7Qr . / r c,% V.zk l't.!> r '.à G E N E R A L A S S E M B Ia Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 . ; -z1% . svA'rc os- Iuulslols '' - . 5 . y * HousE oF lve:lpplse:N'rA.'ryves t'so k.:k -- , . . :- . . . . . v )e ; ;. .t < . .).. :/! 55. the one that's in tbe Committee. sos tt was a typographtc 1 error in which House Bill 1751 was typed in. should have been House Bill 1750, so we simply vant to suspend the posting notice, so that Mr. Bowergs Bfll. House Bfll 1750, can be heard in Judiciary 11 today.'' Speaker Lechowicz: 'Qhe Centleman asks leave to use the Attendance Roll Call. There is no objecéion. Leave is graated. The Gentleman from Cook y Mr. Farley . I'm sorry . The Gentleman from Cook, Mr. Huff.'' Huff: 'Qhank youy Nr. Speaker. I'd like to have leave to take from the table House Bill 525.f' speaker Lechowicz: HThe Gentleman asks leave to take from the table House Bitl 525. Have you cleared this with...vith the leadershfp?'' Huff: ''Yes, did, M<. Spekker. lfke to have ft posted Q. 0 ' V ' t . speaker Lechowicz: HLabor Comnittee?'' Huff: '' Judiciary 11.'9 speaker Lechowicz: HJudiciary 11?9' Huff: HYes.1' speaker Lechowicz: f'The motion is to take from the table and recommit House Bill to the Judiciary Committee. The Gentleman has leave to use the Attendance Roll Call. . Hearing no objection leave is granted. Mr. Katz, for what purpose do you seek recognition?'' Katz: ''Mr. Speakery stnce t:e House qust took from the table House Bill 525 and sent it to Judiciary and since this is the last week, I would lfke leave be able to hear l llous e B i11 52 5 this week 1. n. Judiciary 1.T. . '' Speaker techewicz : ''The Gentleman has leave to suspend the pos ting rule to us e the At tendance Roll Call on Hous e B i11 twenty . . . 52 5 . I s th e r e ob j e c t i on 1 Mr . S t ea rney . '' S t earney : ''What is tlze r eason f o r thf s ? '' S Pe ak e r L e ch o w i c z : ''Mr . H u f f '. '' s tearney : ''Oh is this House Bf 11 . '' 4 ; .. -'-;Lr .o ,. ts..+j*> . le., G E N E R A L A S S E M B Ia Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 ,: ' 9. ,c 'x- zs@. >rî ., svav.s oc Iuu.-o's - .x .. ' a ./ -V> * House oF ReP'RB:SENTATIVES . 55 c;r. N 56. Stearney: ''We1l Mr. Speaker...'' Huff: ''No objectiona'î speaker Lechowicz; HNo oblection. The Gentleman's leave to use the Attendance Roll Call on House Bfll 525 vill be able to be heard in Judtciary II. The Gentleman from cook Mr. Greimaa.'' creiman: ''Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Gentlêmen of the Mouse. At the adjournment, at rigbt now, the Speaker has asked for a short Democratlc conference which will be Just a few mom...a few minutes fn room 114. Room 114. Demo- cratic conference on adjournment. Very short one. Thank you.f# speaker Lechowicz: 'When ve .recess the House, they will have . : :' ' ' ' . a Democratic conference for the Democratic Members in roum 114. Mr. Ryan, do yuu wanu to have a conference as well? No? Any further announcements? Would the record indicate that Representative Walsh is in the chamber as I usual? Any further ànnouncements?' Jack. do you need any ' time? %he Gentleman from...The Gentleman from Cook. Mr. Leon, for what purpose do you seek recognition?'' I Leon : 'Vlr. Speakers for the purposes of an announcement. The Commtttee on Financial Institutions will meet promptly at ,I one olclock. We have five Bills, and kf the Members are iI there. we will be out of there b: 1:30. Thank you very m u C h a11 Speaker Lechowicz ; 'Thank you , S ir . Any f urther announeemeats 'rhe Gent leman f rom Cook , Mr . Madigan . '' Madigan : ''Mr . Speaker , I move that we recess to 6 ' p . m . this evening . '' Speake'r Lechowicz : 'The Centleman has moved that the Rous e s tand in recess till 6 ' p . 'm . this evening . A11 in f avor s igni f y by saying ' ay e < . ' Ay e * . oppos e d . Ho us e s t ands in recess till 6 p . m . this evening . ' Doorkeeper : l'Tes t . At tent ion Members of the House o f Repre- sentat ives . The Hous e will reconvene at 6 o 9 c1o ck . Fif - e , 5 .. a ..y q , t,' G#' v-.* . 4 c . G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y fî t' v-k'i'flo es y. uf1Lz svxv'e o, 'uulsols :. .. .. + ' . )- . w .: ku-.' N..x ' ' r' A'xviJ' 5-'- :f'l s v. w x s o v. 1 u u ,s o I s ;' .%6 1 : . l X.r- e Hotlsl oF REPF'ESENTATI M Es . . 4.:. ,u. . ..v* ... ssd. c: 3 ïl,. 58 . 1: .zy ' ' Giorgt : ''should we 1et him read i t f or awlàile? I move that . 'r. k we dispense with the reading of the Journal and that it 1 Journal //38 of April 27th, Journal /39 of. May lsty Journal 1 # 40th of May 20 . . .May 2nd y 19 79 be approved as read . '' t k' Speaker Redmond : ,, You've heard the Cenkleman ,s motion. Any ik ' . . # '.. discussion? Those . in favor indicate by sayfng aye . l!, ? 'Aye'. Opposed, 'nl '. The 'ayes' have 1t. The notion carried. The readtng of the Journal is dispensed wtth andnthe Journals are approved. House Bflls ' Thfrd Readfng . Representative-.vAppears House Bi11 1287. Representative Ewingy for what purpose do you rise? 1287. Third Readfng They tell me you want to bking it back to Seuond for an 'm Amendment . Is tlzere any truth to the rumor ? '' ' . '- ' E w t ng: ''Tâat ' s ' r'ight . '' ' . sp eaker Redmolid : ''You got a b ad co ld . 12 8 7 . 11 Ewing : ''Can you hold on? Mr. Speaker, this fs the first ' Floor Amendmenty'l believeï, to this Bill, and it would provide for equal treatment between counties that are zoned and unzoned as far as the placement of road signs. and I'd ask for its approval.'' Speàker Redmond: HDoes tbe Centleman have leave to have... Representative Glorgi.n Giorgi: ''Mr. Speaker. can the Amendment Clerk tell ùs if that lzas b een p rf n te d ? '' S peaker Ridmgid : '' ''What f d you say ? 11 Gior gi : 'ê Can th e Amendment Clerk t e 11 us i f f t has b een Prtnted? '' Sp eaker Re dmond : ''Has th e Amendment b e en p rint ed and d1s - trib uted? l'he answer is # no ' . McBroom . Is he here? on 2 37 3? 1 guess not . We ' 11 take that out o f the reco rd . House Bill 2335 on Third Reading . Representative Ralph Dunn here? I guess no t . We ' 11 have to take that out o f the reco rd . 2105 . Yourell here? Out o f the record . 1 7 0 4 . Re p r e s en t a t f v e t eve r e n z ? O u t o f th e r e c o r d . 1 2 7 4 . Representative narmis a? Out o f the record . B30 . Repre- 4 . , ;. N'a z o ' .'g 6 '* ' < G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - ? 9 s' , i ?ë -w Vx+, 't s.r . ,r s o Ir j u u , .., s . . . * v * House OF R e;I>IAESELNTATI %; es I L' .. :s .N *s' 1 . '' . . . % .à.. r : . . t . . . . . I , . . sjtm .q y zygj ., .xmzq. jasc>' s.sï 59. sentative Getty is recognized oa 830. Do you desfre to return that to-the Order of Second Reading? It's on the Order of Third Reading nôw .. Representative Getty .'' Cetty : ''Mr. Speaker, Iîd ask leave to return House Bill 830 to ; the order of Second Reading for the purposes of an Amend- m. C Z. 6 @ 1 1 Speaker Redmond: ,? Does the Ge'ntleman have leave? Hearfng ne objection leave is granted and 830 will be returned to the Ii ' Order of Second Reading. Mr. Clerk.f, Clerk O'Brfen: ''ffàmendment /4, Getty, amends House Btll 830 as a'mended on page 15 by deleting line 14 and so' forth.'' Getty: ''Mr. Speakery the effect of Amendmentrv/i would be to provfde tbat the' court kould be-ëandated-to cause to have ! - a mail by certified mail-rather than return receipt re- quested, rather than regular mafl, and, that also. the independent Representative would be required to mail a copy of the inventory of the estate to each interested ! per son and to provide that the distribution, if the dis- I tribution is made within six months after the eutry of the orlginal order directing the fssuance of letters, thatj the indépendent Representative must require the distribu ..tI distributee to give him a refunding bend, and further to j l clarify that the parties are entitled to copies of the ) inventory from the independent Representative which fs clarifying, and I would move for adoptioa of the Amendmeat-'' Speaker Redmond: ''Has the Centleman :ad leave to return it to the Order of Second Readingî Hearing no objection: he returned to the Order of Second Readfng. Now , you#ve heard the discussion of the Amendment. Any discussion? The questfon 's on the Gentleman's motion for the adoptiùn ' of Amendment /4. Those in...Representative Vinson.'' Vinson: ''Has this Amendment been dfstributedy Mr. Speaker?'' Speaker Redmoad: HTe11 me 'no'. What? They say that it's not. so we#' ll have to thke it out of the record.''u I. i Vlnson: ''Thank you.'' . 'y. cpu . tg' stj.w> G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 . . . . . '; .- r'Tev.jz j; s'rAms os Iuulsols ' 71 cr e uotlse op Fee:lplvEtsE:--r-qrlvE7l . . . . r . .., - : () -j , . j. . . ( zx:y:kli jgj.k jiyp. f,x . . . .:- -.,. * %. ,.- .t . . . :': . . : t . ' . . ' - - u ' I ' ; 60. speaker Redmond: ''We.'1l have Short Debate, page 2ly on House Bf11 822 * Representative McAuliffe.lfYeah : welln# ue#re ' recognïzing you for that. You seeked leave to have re- turned to the order of Second Reading, is that eorrect? Does he have leave? Hearlng no objectfon leave is granted 822,'!4Mr. Clerk .'' Clerk o'Brfen: ''Amendment Il2n McAulfffe, amends House Bill 822 as amended in the third sentence aad so forth .'' Speaker Redmond: ''Representative McAuliffe.l' McAuliffe: nAmendment /2 correets a technical defect in the B i 1 1 . î î Speaker Redmond: îfls there any dtscussfon? The questfon's on Representative McAulfffe's motion for the adoption of . Amendment /2. Those fn favor say 'aye'. 'Aye'. opposed. 'no '. The.tayes' havs it. The motion carrtede Tite Amendment's adopted. Any further Amendments?'' Clerk O 'Brien: ''No further Amendments.'l . l Speaker Redmond: 'Qhird Reading. Does he have leave to leave it on the Order of Short Debate? Hearing no oblection, leave is granted. 2522. Representative Fieree. Nhat l page fs that one on? Page 24. 2522. Represeatative Piercé As recognizede'' Pferce: HYes, Mr. Speakerx this Bill was at the.sutgestlon '. of John Lewis: the Chairman of the State Property jTax Appeql Board, and he's requested Amendment #3s 'cThatls his request that wfll give the taxpayer the chance to go to the State Property Appeal Board vithin thirty days after he receives notïce of relief tfor-the/pyidr year.. Sometïmes before he receives notice of relief f6r 'then prior yeara itfs thirty...itls thirty days since the Board of Review has acted on the subsequent year, and this gives him a chance to go back to the State Property Tax Appeal Board wfthin thfrty days of their order granting hfm relfef, and I move the adoption of Amendment f/3 to Heuse Bill 2522.11 ' z I 1 .rg-qrz .,s k ,v . O .q G E N E R A j. A s s E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 'ï f ' tS. -.P% 1- : - ./r;' c smxvs o. luu,xols î OS' r * H O tz S K o F ## P: P 'R K 5 E N T & 'r 1 V E' S x j ' . ) 1s .x. M ,% ' ' ..m. . -. - .-. - . . .- -.x .. . . . - . ' . ! 61. Speaker Redmond: î'Does the Gentleman have leave that House Bill 2522 be returned to the Order of'second Reading? Representative Ewing.n Ewing: ''Has that Amendment been printed and distributed?'' speaker Redmond: ''Yes.î' Pierce: ''Yesy it has. Otherwfse, I wouldn 't be hereo'' speaker Redmond: 'Te11 Ron he guessed wrong on that one.'' Evlng: ''We dongt have ït on this side.'' . speaker Redmond : lshe's got one here that I'm looking for.f' Ewing: ''Has that been brought to Second Readingy Mr. Speaker?'l Speaker Redmond: ''Yes, he has leave to take it back. Nov j youdve heard the discus:ion to the Amendment. Ihose in favor of the Centleman's motion for the adoption of Amend- ment /3 indicate by saying 'aye'. 'Aye'. Opposed, 'no'. The 'ayes' have J.t. Motion carried. The Amendmentes adopted. Any further Amendments?'' clerk o'Brfen : ''No fureher Amendments.' I ' Speaker Redmond: ''Third Reading.n I Pierce: NNO , do I have leave to have that remain on Third Reading Short Debate7'' l Speaker Redmond: HDoes the Gentleman have leave to have ft remàiû.ion Jbort Debacek Hearing no objection lèave is I ) granted. Page 23. 2167. Representative Bullock is recognized.'' Pnknown: 'lGod bless Mayor Byrne.'' ! ' Bullock: NThank you, Mr. Speaker. I'd like leave to b/fng House' Bill 2167 back to Second Reading for a purpose of Amendments.'' ' j Speaker Redmond: 'fDoes the Gentleman have leave? Hearina no objection leave is granted. 2167 will be returned to the Order of Second Reading. Do you have any Amendmentsy Mr. Clerk7'' l clerk o'Brien: ''Amendment #1, Kucharski-catania, amends House Bill 2167 on page 1, line 1 by deletfng Sectfon 8.01 and so forth.'' . t .-'-J o 5 - 8 - 7 9 ht. . y%* . 4.t>z: T G E N E R A L A S S E 5 1 B L Y . ., 1, s-rwvs os Iuu,sols t V.)'%./!. . - ., X- - souse oe Iee:elefssh:T'lka'lves fjtj x t - . - .- -.i;vp-.t2.t r':.1'; 62. Speaker Redmond : HRepresentative Bullock.'? Bullock: 'Qhank you, Mr. Speaker. This fs a technical Amend- ment offered by Representative Kucharskf and Catania. I move adoption of Amendment /1.'' Speaker Redmond: 'Q s there any discussfon? The question's on the Gentlemanîs motion for the adoption of Amendmeat'l. Those in favor say 'ayel. 'Aye'. Opposedx 'no'. The 'ayes' have it. The motion carried, and Amendment //1 is adopted. Any further Amendments?'' Clekk O'Brien : HNo further Amendments.'' Speaker Redmond: HThird Reading. Representative Bullocky do you ask leave to have it remain on the Order of Short Debate?'' Bullock: î% es,'Mr. Speaker, there is Amendment /2 I think... the Clerk 's desk .'' Speaker Redmond: HPardon me, weîll back back up to Amehdment 2. Amendment 2? 2167.:' : Bullock : nRepresentative Catania has a copy, I thfnk there. It's the only one I have.n Clerk O'Brien: ''Amendment //2, Kucharski-catania: amends House Bill 2167 as amended in the new Section 3.V and so forth.''j B l vllock; îohank you, Mr. Speaker. This, also,llis a technicalI Amendment offered by the other side of the aisle, which l1 I the Sponsor accepts. I move adoption of Amendment f!2.'' Speaker Redmond: HAny discussion? Representatfve Hallock . Representative Hallock .î' Hallock: ''Could we spon...could we...the Sponsor yield?'' Speaker Redmond: HHe will.'' Hallock: ''Could you explain the Amendmenty please, Larry?'' Bullock: ''Quite simply, it tightens up lànguage that Repre- sentative Deuster thought that was somewhat elusive in regards to a child. It, basically, says that a chfld is J.n f act y cared f or in k nf ancy in the f irst months . He wanted to make certain that we weren ' t talking about aa e f gh t e en-y e a r - o ld , a nd th k s r e s t r i c t s i t t o a mo n th t o 4 ..-- . 1. J pu , t'' ,, ' , .%-/ *, j.,$ ;).t ïbtss jk G E N E R A Ia A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 . .. . i ... l-t- % s-rlvs os I uusaols . < . - .',u..! .* f . HOtJSZ OF RCPRKSKMTAVIVED zigfp;k . . c *' 4 t . ' ' 4 e 0 z'1 %* .. .; ...... ; ...... g z zu ?.; .4+X t.k ).214 q #, .. ;. w ev : . ''li.r.r. 63. an eleven month chfld. Thls fs the definition of a chtld, an infant. That's a1l it doesm'' Hallock: t'So welre talking about the first eleven monthso..'' ' f Bullock : ''Yes Sir.''' # j Hallock: 'Q .vthrough this Amendmenty' I I Bullock: ''Yes, Sfr. Representative Deuster looked at it and ! suggested it, and we made a change thatatherlinctAmendment I /2 vas'y pro pés Yd . '' 1 ! Hallock: ''Thank you.'' ! Speaker Redmond: ''Is there any furtker..pany further discussio ? ' The question's on the Gentleman's motion for the adoption of Amendment 2. Those'in favor say 'a#e'. êAye'. Op- , - posed, 'no'. %he Vayes' have it. Motion carried. Amend- . ment's adopted. Any further Ameadments?' , L c 1 e r k 0 ' B r i e a : ''No f u r tll e r Amcka dcten t s v f' . ' Speaker Redmondt f'Third Reading. Representative Bullocky do you request that ït be retaïned on the order of Short I Bull.o ck : ''Y es Mr . Sp eaker , T ' d' like . . . '' ! Speaker Redmond: HDoes the Gentleman have leave? Hearing no ' objection leave ks granted. On the Order of Short Dèbatea? ! ( 1. page zl.iappears House Bill 1908. Representative Donovan I j. is recognized. 1908. You want to return that to the I l ! Order of Second Readfng? Okay. Okay. veVll take that one 1 out of the record. I have a 11st herey and thatêsowp'' f I ! I ! I ' j 1 I I l l 1 4 1 '*=g .W --xhx< .'N G E N E R A L A S S E 51 B L Y 5- 8- ? 9 .rt rvrw. w, ' s re.- D!g-. je -> c. s v >. v s o e l t. u ls u I s 'ts - zx i . . szg '#;w- . uoust o v ReeneseNTA'rl ves . MC'C a.xm %** . . . . - . .p . ,!. l..;J.j i 64. Speaker Redmond : ''House Bills , Third Readlng , Short Debate C a le n d ar , ap p e' a r in g on p a g e 2 1 . . . 1 o u s e B i l 1 14 4 . . . w e ' 1 l ge t b a ck t o th at one . '' Clerk O f Brf en ) 'fllouse B.111 14 4 , l;:i kof f . A 3il l f or an Ac t in relating to inf ormation on applications submitted to the of f ice of Consumer Service . Third Reading of the R i 1. 1. * f ' Speaker Redmond: 'Representative Wikoffy two minutes to explain.'' uikoff: f'Thank you, Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Centlemen. House Bi11 144 is basically a consumer orfented Bi11. It is a result of an ipquiry made to the Office of Cömhd last year. And was told at that time, accordiug to their policy, that a11 information on any requests for grants was strictly conffdential. And did not agree with tbat and complained and part of their policy was sub s equently changed . An d' b as f cally what thf s B'i 11 does , i t has been amended on the f loor to comply wf th the Feder al Ri gh t to Frivacy y is tha t . . . I think as long as we are dispers ing taxpayer 9 s money , that any recf pient o f the same should be requfred as a condition of thf s g rant to make that f nf oraa tlon avaflable t o anyone desiring ob tain same . We , as Legis lators s: our campaign contributions and s tatement of economic interest are avai 1ab le to the pub li c . Why should th'es e individual or groups be given privileges that we are permitted? It va s . . . Re p r e s en t a t i ve (1 e t t y d i d h ave a q u e s t i on a s t o wlae cher or no t this would comp ly with Federal Right o f P rivacy Ac t and hf s Amendment took care o f that . '' Speaker Redmond : l'Is there anyone in opposi tion? Representa- tive Greiman . '' Greilan : ''Thank you , Mr . Speaker and Ladies and Gent lemen of tlAe House . 'fhis particular agency responds to some very d1f f icult and dellcate problems . It bad a special p r cb l e m w'f t h t h e S p o n s o r > 5. t r e s o lve d t h a t s p e c i a 1 .4 '' . y, >TA o f/ rc .+ J'l: i.v zv G E N E R A L A S S E M B E Y , t ' '. '. X. z l 5 - 8 .- 7 9 ' t . -4zl s'rl 'r e: o e 1 u u I N o l s lR . ' . .. Jr . PI G t#SX D F' R C PR C S X W V* Vl V d F . . z'l v J .'tiL 65. problem. Most of us believe and havq fougbt for opin : records for a long time. But in this case. this agency approprfates and gfves funds to groups that are seandfag as advocates for consûmers against utflit# companies. And if the records that are...are totally open for this company.m.for thfs agency, then the grant applications that are asked for by the...or submltted by the varfous consumer groups wfll be open. Now , those grants 1ay out the stategy of defense. So what we will have thea ié the utility compaaies with complete access to the strategy of defénsey complete access, they wfll know precisely what the consumer groups are intendfng to do in defending a rate action. Now it would be kotally unfair. Nowhere are the consumer aroups allowed to see tbe stategy of utility companies are. Normally : I would agree wlth the Representativex but in this casey ia Yhis very specialized kind of agency, we would be doing a ' terrible, terrible dfsservice to the consumers of this state and to the people who represent us before the utility rate bearings . And I ask , f or that reason , that tllfs B:i 11 not . . .be voted # no ' . '' S p e ak er Redmon d : d'Rep re s en t a t ive Wiko f f t o c lo s e . f' Wiko f f : ''We11 I heard the comments f rom my distlnguished colleague acros s the aisle . My only comment is this , why are these people anymore . . mhave anymore special p r :E vi l e ge s t h a n y o u a n d I . O u r 1 J. f e f s an o p e n b o ok , we are dealing wi th t axp ayer ' s money y these peop le are ' u t i 1 i z i n g t h e ln o n e y t h e t a x p a y e r s . W h y s h o u 1 d t lt e i r reque s t s no t be made avai 1ab le to the pub 1ic ? I t is only by their choice , there would be an artf c1e at the l)o t7 trc/m of thef r . . . trhe reques t that they mad e where they would recognize that any request they made would be avaf 1ab le to the p ub lf c . I f they d ï.d not choo s e to have f t availab le to the pub lic , I s ee no reas on why they should be us ing taxpayer 1 s money . I would ask f or an 4 Ii : ' 7* .*' '-G'X . . < . G E x E R A t, A s s E M B L Y :(.J - %$,c.ps . : 5 ' (1 '+. ,rl k, A s x a .s o s I u u , .1 o I s . a . g q r c.- . s5. , - . ss s s vxa.j v s s .. 7. Hotlss oF apzpa .. . J$ E'cy , .. <.S . u. 66. 'aye' vote.'' Speaker Redmond: HThe question is, shall tîis Bill pass? Those in favor vote laye' opposed vote 'nog. Have a11 voted who wfsh? Representative Bowman, for what purpose do you rise?'f Bowman: ''We11 we can't explain our vote on Short Debate. can we not? This fs an anti-consumer Bill if there ever was one. And 1et me tell you, if it gets 89 votes. I1m going to demand a verffication of the Roll Call. It seems'to me that this violates attorney-clfent confidea- tiality and according to tbe Democratic staff analysis it very lfkely violates Article VI of the United States Constitution.'' Speaker Redmond: ''Representative Vinson, for what purpose do you rise? Vinson: ''Do the rules pèrmit the explanation of votes on short Debate or not?f' Speaker Redmond : HI'm looking it up. Parliamentarian...yes. Representative Kempiners.'' Kempiners: ''To explain my vote, Mr. Speaker.'' Speaker Redmond: 'Proceed.'' Kempiners: 'Q stand in support of this B111 because basically what Representative Wikoff fs doing is offering a Bill f or our consideration that will allow memb ers o f the public to look at the records of groups which are being f unded by the General Assembly . We are giving them t axpayer ' s dollars to do wha t ever i t i s tlzey do . And I don 1 t think i t is out o f line f or us t o s ay that in re turn f or those taxpayer # s dollars , the people who pay those taxes ought to be ab le t o look a t what you ' re doing . I , f or one , llave b een lobbied by a particular group that I later on I f ound out was f unded through Gomhd . And I res ented the approa ch they us ed ' w'hen they lobbied me . And I , f or one y would be interes ted in f inding out how much money they ê re gettiag and what they G EN E R A L A SSE M B LY SYA'F'E o F l L.t.I N o 1 s 5-8-79 HOtJSK OF REPRESENTATIVES 2,f 21-1.- 67. are doing wfth that money. And I would urge an 'aye' vote for thfs Bi11.n Speaker Redmond: MHave a11 voted wbo wish? A11 voted who wish? The Clerk will take the record. On this questfon there is 97 fayel and 39 'no'. Representative Bowman requests a verificatton of the Affirmatfve Roll Ca11.1' Bowman: '' ..request a verification.n speaker Redmond: 'Representatfve Wfkoff requests a poll of the absentees. Poll the absentees, Mr. Clerk-'' Clerk O'Brien: 'IE.M. Barnes. B.luthardt. Preston. Brummer. Christeasen . Collins. Daniels.'' Speaker Redmond: NRepresentative Christenseny for what purpose ùé you rise?'' ' , I - . . Chrfstensen: Mr. Speaker, jlease record me as V6ting f aye v.. v Speaker Redmond: 'Votfng how?'' Christensen : ''Aye.'' Speaker Redmond: NRecord the Gentlemen as 'aye'. Clerk o'Brfen: l'Deuster. Doyle. Epton. Ewell. Flinn. Dave Jones.'' Speaker Redmond: nRepresentative David Jones...record him faye'. Flinn , 'aye'. Daniels laye'. Representa- tive Ewingy are you seeking recognftion? You had your hand up. Proceed.'' Cterk û'Brien: ''Emi1 Jones.'' Speaker Redwond: HRepresentative Slape.'' Slape: ''Yes, Speaker, will you change my 'no' vote to an , aye 1 .fl Speaker Redmond; 'Q hange the Gentleman from 'nol Iaye'. Proceed. Representatfve Van Duyney 'aye'. Wolf, 'aye'. John Dunn, fnoe. Proceed. Dunn, 'no'; Van Duynes 'aye'; Slape > 'aye'. Proceed.'' Clerk O'Brien : f'Kane. Kozubowski. Laurino. Lefnenweber. L e v e r e n z . Ma u t i no . Mey e r . P f e r c e . R i c h mo n d . Sandquist . Satterthwaite . Schlf ckman . Scboeberlein . Renry . S imms . S tantey . S tearney . Stuf f te . SWans t rom . 4 m'' '..;k7.r o . . >. ' r. G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y . t cie j>. kty. ' / ( . x-: w. :.x '.t L s'rn'rs oe luulsols :$. x c' .:, 5 - 8 - 7 9 .$...... v e 1: o u s e o p' a e: e p E s e: > 'r - T 1 v e: s ,..,ou ' .Jv. x, . 6 8 . Totten . Walsh . Watson aad Younge . 1' ' Speaker Redmond : ''Representatfve Watson . Record Representativ Watson as ' aye ' . Representatlve Dyer , ' aye ' . Representa tf ve S imms y ' aye ' . Rep res en ta t ive Swans trom . Recor d Swan s t r om a s f ay e f . Y o u î ve b e e n s o qui et 1 d i dn ' t t i e yo u up y e t . Re p r e s en t a t i v e D e u s t e r , y o u h aven 1 t b e e a . Re c o r d h i m a s ' ay e ' . Deuster , ' aye ' ; Swanstrom , # aye # . ' What f s the count ? Represent at ive Brummer , î aye ' . Representatlve Henry. Representative Henry.'' Henry :' 'Mr. Speakers how am 1 fecorded?'' Speaker Redmond: OHOW is the Oentleman recordedîo clerk o'Brien: ''The centleman is recorded as not'voting-'' ' Henry: ''I'd like to be recorded as voting 'nof.'' speaker Redmond: ''Reqord the Gentleman as gno'. Mave all tbe ' ' absentees been called, Mr. Clerk? Let the record show Representatfve Walsh is in the Chamber...6:25. Starting . ; vith tl0 'aye'. Representative Bowman has requested a . veriftcation of the Affirmative Roll Call. Mr. Bowman . Mr. Bowman . Representatfve Bowman.'f . Bowman: l'Yes : I withdraw my request.d' speaker Redmond: ''The Geutleman has withdrawn his tequest for a verification. What was the count, Mr. Clerk? 0n this question there's 110 'aye' and 40 'no' and tbe B111 having received the Constitutional Majority fs hereby declared passed. 339.'1 ' clerk O'Brien: HHouse Bill 339. A Bill for an Act to amend Sections of an Act relating to alcobolic liquors. Third Reading of the Bil1.H '' Speaker Redmond: nRepresentative Kelly. Kelly. Richard Kelly. Kelly : ''Thank..kThank you, Mr. Speaker and Members of the House. Xouse Bfll 339, as amendeds would allow alcoholic beveragesg..would allow aleoholic beverages to be delivered and not sold onto certain public properties in the State ' of Illfnois. There were three...'' ' . Speaker Nedmond: yyRepresentative Contiy for what purpose do 70. i l th er e i s no o th er p la ces wh er e th ey c an s erve w'h f ch g t . without going outside o f the community that I would E consider to ber'adequate, and that's the purpose for *he ' legislation, and that's why I ask for your favoràble consideration.'' '' Speaker Redmond : HRepresentative Mahar. Màhar: ''Thank yous Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the House. Will the Sponsor yièld for a question?'l Speaker Redmond: MHe wi11.n Mahar: ''Dick why did you opt out the prisons when you gàing to allow lïquor at a1l oth'er puhlfèzbbildihgsz'.? Kelly : HWe11. I don lt think we should deliver.-opermit under the state 1aw the delivery of alcoholic beverages into prison 'facilities. I donît think prisons are.the same as municipal complexes and thatfs...l can't compare that to other state facilitles: andy for instance, in the State Office Building or wherever else there might be, '' you can't compare prfsons to other unfts of government. Mahar: nWe1l, don 't you think that a guy on death row at Statesville's entitled to a couple of belts like anybody e 1 S e *t R d Kelly : 1 , No s jr ' ' ' , . . I Mahar: HWhat about.m.what about junior colleges where you have nineteen- and twenty-year-olds, can this allow them to take...put beer ln their lockers and drink beer ln the rec rooms between classes?'' Kelly : ''No RepresentatiVe Mahary this does not permit that. If you read Amendment 432, it strictly allows this in conference or convention type facilitfes # and this would be under the jurisdiction and control of the university, and there wouldn't be any increased dispense...dispos... disposition of alcoholy let's say , by..oby those in the universities.'' Mahar: ''Is there a restrictfon for schools and libraries'-etcr Kelly: 'Q t's...it would permit delivery fnto various state l ' <-;-J .' gn + . ke G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 . 1 . 'q-x z.k sà 't s . .,. e o p. , u u I s o , s ' .. n .,!k. $' r% ...... , r' Hotllt oF REPRKSENTATIVeS ' ' * t' ' . . : . ' - g j c.ar' ' * %'' --.. . -k. - .. .; . i . â; .û- h' - .e ' . y é.f')t. )., .r:', - :?' ..k274 ki -i $.-.c v . i.'. . ;!. 4 , . - .'s.e:s;'. 4k.1;6, .1 ij#-i'ikk;r;8tk I 71. institutions. There:ls no provision for...for libraries. If- .and--.since these are just- -if they would be facil- itles that are under the control of the State of Illinois, thea'it would be permittéd to deliver, but not to sell or in anyway increase thek..the use of alcohol.' I Mahar: MMr. Speakery may I speak to the Bill, please?'' Speaker Redmond: HProceed, Sir.'' ' Mabar: nThank you. Well, kith al1 due respect to my colleague l who has been known to be one that has been in the fore- front of trying to do somethina about the drug problem ia t.his state, iu this country: it seems to me that ve're opeaing up the worst drug that we have in this country to permissive use when ve#re allowed t%e abitity to briag liquor and alcobolic beverages into public buildings. Itl i just seems to me it ,. s kind of an incredible t'aihg at a... l : in apday in age when e' verybody i s say i ng we should raise I .. j the drtnking age to twenty-oae. There ma# be a few satu- i tory effects to this Bi11. Now on the House floor ve ' i don't even use toilet paper on our beer cans vhen ue bringl I I it out on the floor to drink it. That might help a littlej l bits but it just seems to me weRre going very, very far j i affeld. It just seems to me that this is..ois going vay Il 1 too far. I can visualize al1 kinds of publie buildings in whicll the garages and workshops that liquor will be permissible and during the...'during the time that people i are working. I think it èncourages and condoaes sonething I that we've been trying to stop. It's going to have a great effect upon the private sector. If you can now hold l receptions with alcohol in public buildings and the villagb l halls and tbe park dfstrict facilitiesx youîre going to cut directly into the private enterprise peopley who are 1 paying heavy prig..heavy fees for liquor licenses and abiding by strict regulatfons, and it's an affront to those people. I think itfs a wrong type of Bill. and ! i a lfttla surprised that my colleague vould'bave this kind ! J ''k; p -A 't'wx' G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5-8-79 . , ':. ,j. *, tjw 4 s Urxqz . svxx.c oe luu'so,s . J ..7trv * Housz oF aielzslN'rA-rlves ' ..rs. . .u. x+% J Lë ? R 72. of a Bi11s and I urge that we defeat it.'' Speaker Redmond: ''Anything furt:er? Representative Ebbesen.u Ebbesen: ''Yes, willfTthe Sponsor yield? Yesy Representative Kelly, who's going to issue these licenses you're re- ferring to in there, even though it's for delivery? You'v ' got something in the 3i11. Would you explain that for me in Section B on page 3?.' ' - Kelly: HThe...Wel1, the delivery if we..wif we delete the word 'dàliverédl, this means that the alcobol can be ' delivered fnto various state and other bulldings which ver under the jurisdiction of thfs Billy so it would be the persons or, let's say, municipal government that's re- . sponsible for that-buildfnzo.thatx-vruld-make the determina- . . tion whether or not 'the alcohol should be delivered in there. Ebbesen: î1We11, supposing that tbis is a...take the ease of a university in a munici.tlwitbin a munfcipality. Itvs state-owned property.'' Kelly : NYesy.a university , as you know , would have a.pothe president or the chief official of a unfversity would make the determination whether or not alcohol would be permi tted into their convention center . I know tbere ' s a number o f itniversit ies in Itltno is that have eonvention typ e f ac iliti es , wll ich are .f ar superio r t o any t ha t ar e available , and they would really like to . . . to b e able to use such a f acility , and this particular proposal would allow that to o ccur . '' Ebb e s en : ''Well , i f lt ' s b e in g d e liver ed , vrho ' s pay in g f o r 'i t ? '' Kelly : ''The only one that would pay f o r i t , b ecause I don ' t know any agency o f government or anyone else that would pay f o r i t , unl es s it was . ;z gkhs âutho riz ed . There are a numb er o f '. . . f or ins tance , wh en . . . 1 think we 9 re al1 aware I th a t d i f f e r en t a g e n c i e s o f go ve r nmen t , a n d , f o r th a t mat eer , unf versf e f es have dfnner mee tfngs occaslonally . - And , they not only pay f or a . . . a very expens ive dinner s T . l .u:Jw J 'A V . G E N E R A L A S S E M B t, Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 .?:ft Cslqke#z. 3z svxx.s oe 'uu,sols 1 :' 1.,2 e HousE o' REppEsENTATlves . . ': .'J' @ .'. 4.t. ' A. .c.* & 73. but they have paid for cocktails, which are somettmes absor:bent prfces, and they can...add ff they can pro- mote these dinner meetings on their own propertyy I cer- tainly guaraatee you that not oaly would the food be less expensive, but so would the alcohol.'' Ebbesen: ''We11 you didn't ansver my question, I don't think. I said 'Who was paying...?''. Kelly: ''The university would pay for it was on uaiver- sity property and it's sponsored by the university. Unt- versity would be the parties that would pay for that: but I was peinting out that they pay for it anyway if they went on the 'outside to chairman a dinner.'' Ebbesen: HWe11 ' if they went outside, I think, you k.nov: it'd kind of dutch treat, wouldn't tt? It wouldn 't be tax- payer expense. Mr. Speaker, I'd like to address Dyself to the Bi11.'9 Speaker Redmond: DProceed.'f Ebbesen: ''Mr, Speaker, 1, you know , think the intentions are probably there, but, you know , when it comes to universitlesy just say this, I said it before when l this similar type of legislation was up two years ago, ' that tlze unlversity system ls lnthe restauzuut.ù- business. l they,re in the hotel and motel businessy the book busines s the card busiaess, the clothing business, and now we're gofng to get fnto the alcohol beverage busfness. And, think it's carrying it too far, and I certainly vould join with Representative Mahar in encouraging everyoae to vote against this very poor >iece of legislatfon-'' speaker Redmond: ''Representative Matula.'l Matula: ''Thank you, Mr. speaker. Wil1 the Sponsor yield7u speaker Redmond: ''He wi11.' Matula: ''Representative Kelly, when you're talking about 1 conventious and other functions, now, what are you talking about when you...what are you speaking about when you say functions? What are the functions that you're 4 1 .:;'t:i7LNx 5- 8-.7 9 'd '.. . $,'v.k:.4o,c.r .xw ., G E N E R A Ia A S S E M B L Y . j' 1r J-.=w 'v .xq,'J? et'xz '-h 1 .: =. 4.*/ s'r.'ms o.- 'z-ul-ols '. . z.vh- H o $J S l o F F1 e P p E S E N T A T 1 V e s '- . ..:.,.,..,p. x.* 74. talking about?'' Speaker Redmond: ''Representative Kelly.'' Kelly: '%1e11, fbrk..for instance, they do have meetingsy as you know , at different...at the villages anda also. in your...certainly, in universities where the certain leadership of the universfties get togetherp and theyTll either have conference meetings, or they#ll attend dinners followfng these meetings, and many times they#ll partfcipa e in alcoholic beverages. And, these are the types of functions that I'm talking about.'' Matula: HRepresentatfve Kelly, would that pertain to, like city halls, villages: and etc.f; if they have some functions there ? Christmas parties y etc.t'' ' ' ' Kelly: ïf I l m sokry. I didn . t quite..- .did it pertai tj. to wj yat type of functions?'' Matula: 'îWould this pertaia to funetioas in cfty hatls or .' villages. village halls, as far as Christmas parties and stuff like that?î' Kelly: f'Yes, it would . It would. . . it would relate toov.it could relate to a Christmas party, or a city or a village government would like to host a party in thefr complex instead of going out to a expensive restaurant and going I into that: so it would perhit Christmas type activftfes t under the jurisdiction of that municipality.l' Matula: ''Thank you.'' Speaker qedmond: HRepresentative Richmond.'' Richmond: ''Thank you, Mr. Speaker. A question of the Sponsory kf he would yield? Representative Kelly, does your Bill as indicated by a previous Objector, does it address the nineteen- and twenty-year=old drinking problem tn any mannerr ' Kelly : ''NO , Representative Richmond > it do es not in any manner I s up po r t e d th e B i 11 t o r a i s e t h e d r ink i n g a g e . an d I cert àinly wouldn ' t encourage anything that would . . .that would f n anyway make it more permiss ive f or s tudents to G E N E R A L A SSE M B L Y 5-8-79 STAT E o F l u u $ N O 1 s H o t; S E! o F F' E #: R x SE - TAY 1 V e > 7 -- - ' ' 75. obtain alcohol, so this is .not tthe fntenty and I can't conceivabty see where there's any possfbflfty thae that would occur.'' i Richmond: ''Thank you. Mr. Speakers I'd llke to address the i R i 1. 1 . ' î Speaker Redmond: 'T roceed.'' Richmond: ''I believe that Representative Kelly is..whi: Bill does address a problem that confronts a 1ot of usy pàr= ticularly those of us who are involved fn dfstricts where the ûnfversittes and uaiversfty centers are hosts to a great number of various conventions and various meetings thae have a great deal of importancl to us. ,uAdd. I know 1 happen to know a particular .çase.that I speak of in . . . . southern Iltinois that ff we had such legfsla...enablfng legislatiop, that it woùld be a tremendous asset in...in us scheduling a great number of conventions that must go elsewhere, and 1 certainly see nothfng wrong wfth thfs type of legislation. In fact, I'm strongly in support of it. and I urge an 'aye' vote on this Bi11.H Speaker Redmond: 'Representative Griesheimer.'' t . l criesheimer: ''Mr. Speaker, I move the previous question.'e 1( S p eak e r Re dmo nd : ,1 Tlï e G elït leuan - s uo'k'e d th e p r ev # .3 t.s que ï; t :î. on .l The question is 'Shall the main question be put?e Those in favor indicate by saying 'aye'. 'Aye'. Opposed. 'no' The 'ayesê have ft. The motioa carrfed. Representatfve Il Kelly to c 1 ose.11 ' Kelly: f'Mr. Speaker and Members of 'tbe' House, this proposal passed the House last time by.e.by over a hundred votes- I ...at the time there was not that strong of opposition. Maybe there's been some rethinkinj.- l think ft's a good proposal. I know there's many of us that have cities and villages that were built with z maybe revenue sharing ' where some of the complexes are the type thae you'd be proud to bring your constituency into. I know that many of the VFW posts and some of the others that wefve had : ,'6.+-%.-k: ' e .x G E N E R A j. A s s E 51 B L Y 5 - 8 - l 9 . 'iep. rpx'. î y . .sz v jz .y STA'T'E oe' IuulNols L x - .< V- * House oF RsppsssN'rn-rlve:s - c ;<. v . i 76. around for a number of years are getting, you know, a little bit older, and I think tbat theve should be an abflfty to make a determfnatfon on where you might want to :1 hold a functiony and I jûst think it's a legislation which would pernit a town like I have,' k'lth-a very attraefive complex , to host a party, and they would have total .a'-''' controls and/ as pofnted out, there wouldn't be any problems with any dram shop insurance, and it would not increase, and I wouldntt even support it kf it woutd. by making it more permissive for young people. Sox I think ft's a good proposal. It's a reasonabte ones and I Just encoura8e yourg.myour SUPPOrEZ' speaker Redmond: 'The question is 'Shall this Bill paas?' . .. . ' ; '' . Those in favor vote 'aye'. Opposed vote 'no '. Represent- attve Totten. Totten.'' Totten : ''I'd like to explain my vote, Mr. Speaker.'' speaker Redmond : 'Proceed.'' Totten: ''I rise to support this measure by the Centleman from Cook . I think what weere overlooking in thfs Proposal fs the fiscal fmpact that this could have on local governmentt Many events that are sponsored by park districts, school boards, unlversitles. go elsewhere because of Lne unavaik- ibtlity of befng able to serve an alcoholïc beverage at a function. Many of these taxing distrfcts could hold events fn some of the very nice facilfties that they have and be able to serve alcohot under Representative Kelly 's proposal if this passes. We may, then, allow some reveaue producfng funds to come into these taxing districts by holding these events fn their own facflities. I know of'.a park district in my district that vould lik'h to be able to serve alcohol so that they can attract functfoas from other citizens f civic groups in the area to their faeilityy which is a very nice f acility , but thos e people (JO else- vhere to itold their f unctions , becaus e of the unavallab i1i y o f alcohol . I think there are enough controls fn tlf s .-g-J7 - ' . ,(. rk z*, 7y' ft. ty. , < 't x G E N E R A L v A, u uS , sS . E, s M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 - . ? . STA'T'/ o ' à . . é Jrz-, * Hous? oF leeepesxN'rA'rlves ...:t.j .) fm o . 1 ; I I I 77. :I I . measure to ingure the protections that we a11 may want, but let's not overlook the fact that this can relieve some of the necessary revenue implicatfons at local districts. and I think it deserves our-favoYàble consideration.'' Speaker Rednond: f'Representatfve Flinn.'' Flinu: HWe11, Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen.of thec. ' Hôusek,l,vtooyîrfse in support of thfs Bi11. The question that were asked of the Sponsor had to do vith who kas going to pay for it, and whether they were going to be licensed to sell alcoholic beverages or not had nothing to do .1th tbis Bil1. It only bas to do with the locatton to have an affair of this sort. It could be aa# sort of things from Christmas party on up. I see no reason p$ a11 w%y we should drive people to the commercial estab- lfshment when we have a perfectly good place to hoïd sometbing, whicb may very well be pafd by those partfcipan ss but at least lt does notïinvolve any governmeatkk.govern- mental agency being issued a license, nor do they regular- ly sell on a basisy that sort of thing. lt's just a j . I matter of wbich location should they hold it.'' l Speaker Redmond: f'Rppresentative Conti.'l Conti: :, Well / , Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the House, I think maybe because of thew.wno one paid any attention to this Btl1, because we were on Short Debate, but last night we had the inauguration of our re-elected officials. Now y if we allowed beer and lfquor to be distributed to celebrate the fnauguration of the newly elected officials and then next Veek someone would come up teith a conffrmation or a unioavwocommunton party or weddingsy thts is opening up a Pandora box. We're having a 1ot of problems now paying for our insurance in a municipality without gettfng involved in dram shop in- surance, and I think you#re opening up every public library, every municipal buflding open to the public to have them come in and have their private weddingsy their 4 ; ' . $ ' z;z 'k7 , q. cs. nsv ' .1 T+. . ,. G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 ' I !' ( g.Lz) %*.r j- ? s v x 'r p: o e. l u. u. Ir4 o Is . . ' ,.. . ' i4 &.c' -..,=k House olr pezelvrslf4ma'rlvss .2pm x 78. private affairs at the taxpayers' expense. I think this ls a terrible Bi11. I y m surprised tha't the Sponsory my former seatmate, who was always behind some good legfsla- tion. but this is opening a Pandora box t:at some smaller communities, not so much us that are bordering the Collar Countfes of Chicago, the Collar municipalities of Chicago, but the smaller communitfes where everybody knows each other by their first name. Every public building vi11 be turned fnto a catering hall. I think this Bill should be defeated.'' Speaker Redmond: ,, Representative 0 ' Brien. 9a' n 0 i Brien. 4: . O 'Brien: ''We11, Mr. Speaker , I riée in support of the Bi11. I thfnk it's a good concept. think it's time...concept . was timed as come. I see that it has enough votesy so I . . .take the Roll.1' Speaker Redmond: ''Representative Skinner. Skinnero' Skinner: HFlr. Speaker, this Bi11 is just incredible. We have voted to raise the drlnking age, and now wefre going to unlease liquor on every public buildfng in the State of Illinois. If chfs Bill gets a majorfty, T really question! tbe sobriety of the majorityiof the Members in the General l' Assembt: at Lhe present time. S '' 1l peaker Redmond; ''Representative Van Duyne- Van Duyne: l'Thank youy'Mr. Speaker. Really I was voting 'no' on this before, because I was following the. . .the synopsfs and, as you know: I'm against sellfng lfquor in municfpyll - or state-owned facilitfes, because I feel that it's an infringemegt on the local people who actually have to buy l their own bufldings and insure it and uplceep it ' ahd .pay j rhe ir own 1 f c ens e s s e t c . , e t c . But : Repr es en ta t ive Kel ly p o k n t e d o u t t o me my e r ro r in r ea d in g t h e syno ps f s wh e r e in that ilouse Amendment does detete the part about the retail s at es , and s o , ther e f or e , i f there f s any . . . any Members o f the Hous e that was as conf us ed as I vas , I want to at leas t bring that out tha t there will 1) e no retail l ..z;v-. 5 - 8 - 7 9 .. - % +, ... ,4 ' / .. G E N E R A 1- A S S E M B L Y . . c>. -'u. sAKj. y'V >.' ,t ! s x >. xs o s ! u u j s o j s '. . . . : è.. c,( - House or ReepesswmA'rlvls l 79. sale. aad I see nothing wrong with my Treasurer or putting on a party in the Treasurer's offfce with free liquor: so l I 1 m going to vote t aye 4 .,1 Speaker Redmond: 'gHave a11 voted who wish? The Clerk will ta.k'e .the record . .0n this question there's 95 'aye' and 71 'no'. Representative Mahar's 'requested a veriffdatfon of the Affirmative Roll Call. Representative Ketly de- sires a poll of the absentees. Mr. Clerk, poll the abs ent ees . Wh ere do we b egin? Pro ceed . 'Poll o f the a , . .., ab s erjéees . '' 77 Clerk Leone: ''E. M. Barnes. Bluthardt. Freston. Epton . Kozubowski. Kucharski. McBroom. Stearney. Tuerk.'' z ... . ' ' j . . . . . - . - . . . Speaker Redmond: HProceed with the verification of the Af f f rma t ive Ro 11 C a 1'1 . '' ' clerk teone: ''Alexander. Balanoff.'' Speaker Redmond: f'Please be in your seat. Leave Represeata- . tlve Mahar's microphone open. Representative Stanley. Representative Chapmany please be in your seat. Totten. van nuyne. Mautino. Hanahan's rules. Have to be in your seat. proceed.'' Clerk Leone : ''Jane Barnes . Beat ty . Bianco . Birchler . Birkinbine # . Bowman. Braun. Breslfn. Brummerwn I Mahar: 11 Mr. Speaker, Mr. Speakery would you ask them to plea..l. l' ratse their hands: for the reason that ft's hard to see. . v Speaker Redmond: ''Y/B. With who?'t 9 Mahar: ''The last two or three. I can#t...didn't raise their hand...'' S p eaker Re dmond : 'Okay . Who were . . . who were they î '' ! Mahar : ''Braun and . . . '' Speaker Redmorkd : ''Representatfve Braun is here . Representa- t ive L e chow ic z 't '' Le chowic z : ''Thahk yo u , Mr . S p eaker . Lcave t o b e verif f ed . '' Speaker Redmond : 'May he be verif ied? And what was the one p r f o r t o B r aun ? 0ka y . B r e s 1 i n i s t h e r e . B r au n i s th er e - Okay . Pro ceed , s lowl.y . Pleas e raj.s e yo ur h and . '' ! ! 1 u-;;G-r o ' ' .. Jx-=sjsjgso. < G Ex s R A t, A s s s M 1) t, v 5 - 8 - 7 9 . ! L- x. f eùx 1 svavs oe pusjxols ' - . .: ( =' * HousE OF aEepxsEel'rh-rlves ''L'o . + . Q .* %* ...... --., ...... ---.w ..-. . .=. l 80. Clerk Leone: l'Bullock. Capparelll. Chapman. Christensen. Cullerton . Currie. Darrow. Davis.'' Speaker Redmond: ''Representative o 'Brien .'' O'Brien ; 'Mr. Speakerq the Clerk continues to read at this pace, I suggest we'll be on thfs Bfll for two hours.'' Speaker Redmond: ''We11, then the verificatioa would be accurate. Proceed, Mr. Clerk.'' Clerk Leone: ''Dawson. Diprima. Domico. Doyle. Dyer. 1 . Woodyard. Ewell. Farley. Flinn. Frfedland. Garmisa. Getty. Giorgi. Goödwin. Hallock. Hanahan. Harris. Huff. Jaffe. Johnson. Emil Jones. Kane. Keane. Kelly Kempiners. Kornowicz. Kosinski'. Laurino. Lechovicz. c-i-----s--. c---. c------. u--d---1à. . u-dtg--. Maro/itz. Matijevich. Mcclain. Mc'Gre'w. Mcpiie'. Mugalian. Mulcahey . Murphy. Kulas. o 'Brien. Patriek . Pechous. Pierce. Pouncey. Reed. Richmond. Ronan. Sandquist. Satterthwaite. Scblickman. Schneider. Schoeberlein. Schraeder. Sharp. Henry . Slape. Stanley. Steczo. Stuffle. Taylor. Terzich . Totten. Van Duyne. l Vitek. VonBoeckman. White. Wfkoff. Willer. Sam Nolf. Younge. Yourell. Mr. Speaker.l' Speaker Redmond: ''Any questlon to the Affirmative Roll Ca11?'' Mahar: 'uhat's the count, Mr. Speakerr' Speaker Redmond : ''What's the eount, Mr. Clerk: 95...95 'ayes'.'' Mahar : 'Balano f f ? '' speaker Redmond : ''Balano f f J.s here . Representative Van Duyne w Please s it down . Van Duyne . Van Duyne . ' Mah a r : ''B i an c . . . ? '' speaker Redmond: 'fsit down.'' Mahar: ''Bianco7'' Speaker Redmond: 'fWho?'' Mahar: ''Bfaaco?n speaker Redmond: î'Representative Btanco is here.'' Mahar: 'lBirchlerb'' Speaker Redmond: 'fWho was that?l' 4 *K'-- ! ' :? ' vvtw k G E N E R A t, A s s E M 11 L Y 5-8-79 I f? c. p'Y'r 1 s'rA'rs oe Iuuysols i' = t p. R .- sowse oe esepssesmAvlvzs . . . .i .. = * ' ' 81. Mahar: ''Birchler.t Hels therev'' Speaker Redmond: HBirchler's here.'' Mahar: ''chapman?' Speaker Redmond: nIf he wasn 't here, it 'd be the first time.'' Mahar: llchapman?' Speaker Redmond: HChapman? She's here. Shels sfttlng next... ' Mahar: ''Diprima?' speaker Redmond: ''Dfprima? How 's Representative Dipriaaês recorded?'' clerk Leone: ''The Gentleman is recorded as votins 'aye'.'? speaker Redmond: 'lRemove him .'' Mahar: ''Domfcok'' speaker Redmond: HHow is Representative Domico rçcorded?n clerk Leone: HThe Gentleman is recorded as voting 'aye e.'' Speaker Redmond: 'Is he here in the èhamber? Domleo? Remove bim '' Nahar: HDoyle?n Speaker Redmoad: l'Is Representative Doyle here? Doyle? Mow's he recorded?'' Clerk Leone: 'fThe Gentleman fs recorded as voting 'ayef.'' l Speaker Redmond) 'Remove him .'' Mahar: ''Farley?'' ' Speaker Redmond: HIs Farley back there? Representative Farleyl is talking to O'Brien.'' Mahar: ''Garmisa?f' speaker Redmond: 'fHe's in his seat.'' Mahar: î'Hanahan?f' Speaker Redmond: ''How 's Hanahan recorded?'' l Clerk Leone : ''The Gentleman is recorded as vo t ing # aye ' .'' Speaker Redmond : ''Remove him . î' Mah ar : ''Laurino ? '' Speaker Redmond : ''How' is Laurino recorded? '' Clerk Leone : 'fl'he Geatleman is recorded as voting ' aye ' . '' Speaker Redmond : ''Remove him . '' Mahar ) 'îlaefnenweb er? 't GEN ERA L ASSEM BLY 5-8-79 STAT F o F I L L l N C) 1 S H O kl 5 K: o F & E PR E5 K - T' A 'r I V e! S 82. Speaker Redmond: HRepresentative Leinenweber? He's over here next to the Chairman of Execo'' 7 Mahar: nMadigan?'' Speaker Redmond: HRepresentative Madigan? How 's he recorded?'' '' Clerk Leone: NThe Gentleman is recorded as voting 'aye'. Speaker Redmond: nRemove him .'' Mahar: HMarovitz?î' '' Speaker Redmond: 'Representative Maro#itz is down in fronto Mahar: ''Ronan?'' Speaker Redmond: ''Who?M Mahar: Ronan. Speaker Redmond: î'Ronan is hereol' Mahar : 'sharp 2 '' . . * = . . . ee Q . - v Speaker Redmond: ''Sharp is here.'' Maitar : ''slape ? '' ' speaker Redmond: 'Representative Slape is lnmhis seat as usual '' Mahar: ''Stuffle?l' Speaker Redmond: HRepresentative Stuffle? Howls he recorded?'' '' Clerk Leone: ''The Gentleman is recorded as voting 'aye'. n Speaker Redmond: t'Remove him. I Mah ar : 'T e r z t ch ? ' I Speaker Redmond: f'Terzich is in the aisle.' Mahar: HVonBoeckman?'' Speaker Redmond: ''Representative VonBoeckman fs the littlg fellow in the aisle.'' Mahar: ''Schneider?'' Speaker Redmond: ''How is Schneider recorded? He's in the back '' Mahar: 'êpierce?'' 1 speaker Redmond; ''Representative Pierce? How 's he recorded?'' f' Clerk Leone: 'fThe Gentleman fs recorded as votfng 'aye'. Speaker Redmond: ''Remove him .'l Mahar: ''No further questions.'' Speaker Redmond: 'fWho was that?'' Mahar: HNO further questions. Nhoever he is.'' Speaker Redmond: HWhat's the scorek Representative Flinn, for 4 1 . /v tyes' z . G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5- 8 - 7 9 t.? ï? . 'tl'Nki.f '7wro -: & s'rx'rx o, 'uulsols z - . T' ,. . : . ? S. C..g' H o tl s K D F R E7 P F' E 5 E N T A T' I V E 9 .. . y. a g,.t ...... , - . . - . . . . . ; .. k, I ! 83. what purpose do you rise?n Flinn: f'Welli; thought he asked my...asked if 1 was here. 'n Me said, 'No further questions. speaker Redmond: ''87 îayel and 71 'nay'. Representatfve Kelly. Pierce has returned. Put him back on the Roll Call. Thatgs 88. Representative Brummer: for what pur- pose do you rise? Representative Ma...M Brummer: HHow am I recordedy'' Speakcr Redmond: HRepresentative Madigan is here. Put him back on the Roll Call. That's 89. Representative Kucharski, for what purpose do you rise? Record Repre- sentative Kueharski as 'aye'. That's 90. Representative Barnes desired to be recordçd ay 'pye'. Ninçty-one. 0n . this question there's 91 'aye' ï 71 gno'.. The Bill having r e eeive d tlke Cons t i'c ut ion al Ma j o rk ty i s h ereb y d e c1a re d p a s s e d . 6 0 1 . T f ' t h e s e ' th in gs 14 a d b e e n o n L o ng D eb a t e . I shudder to think hov long it would've taken. We've taken...we've had two Short Debates so far. 601.11 Clerk teone: HHouse Bi11 601. A Bill for an Aet to amend Sections of the Election Code. Third Reading of the Bi11.1t, Speaker Redmond: DReprcsentative Yourell desires to have it ' re...taken out of the Roll Call. Out of the record. 725 r. 1 . There s some problem with Enrolling and Engrossing, so weell have to take that out of the record. 741. Representative Pullenv'' Clerk Leone: 'lllouse Bf11 741. A Bill for an Act requirfng the Departnent of Public Hea1th to establish healt: and safety standards. Third Reading the Bi11.H Speaker Rednond: l'Representative Pullen.'' Pullen: HMr. Speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen of the Mouse: House Bfll 741 requires the Department of Publfc Health to inspect the resfdential facility of the Departments of Mental Health y Children and Family Servfcesx Veteran's Affairs: and the Board of Vocational Rehabilftation. It also adds to the Prison Inspection Act. The requirement 4 - l G E N E R A L A SSE M B LY 5-8-79 ST'A TE o F 1 L.L l N o l s H ç) kl sE o F R E P R E: S E N TA Tl M E s 84. that the Department set standards on which they would in s p e c t p r i s o n s . t, a s t y e a r we p a s s e d th e P r k s o n In s p e c t i o Ac t , b u t we d i d no t t e 11 th e D e p a r tm e n t th a t th ey s h o u ld b e lnsp ect ing on the bas is o f any s t andards . so it # s only approprtat e that we should have them inspecting on th e bas is o f s t andar d s,a ra th er t han j us t making a walk thro ugh y and I would urge f avorable consideration of this Bill . '' ' S p e a k e r R e dmo n d : '' I s t h e r e anyo n e i n o p p o s i t i o n ? 'rlz e qu e s t f on ! i s ' Sitall this Bill pass 7 ' Thos e in f avor vo te 9 aye ' . oppo sed vo t e ' no ' . Have a11 vo t ed wlto wis h ? Have a11 vo ted wl4o wish ? Repre s enta t ive P e ters in oppo s it ion . '' Peters : 'Mr . . .Mr . Speaker , j ust in terms o f explaining my v o-t e , I th ink t h i s i s a g o o d p f e c e o f 1 e g i s la t io n . b u t T. - - do hope' thàt' th e Spons o r do es supp or t th e f i f ty thous and dollar o r s o ap prc p r 1at ioa that ' s Bo ing to b e r equtr ed to implemen t this . '' speaker Redmond : ''Have a11 vo ted vho wish? Clerk will take the record. 0n this question there's 144 'aye' and 1 êno' The Bill having received the Constitutional Malority hereby declared passed. 822. %he same preblem with Enrolling and Engrossing. 985.1î i # d . u; o. =u . 3 . X G E N E R A Ia A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 k; 7-.';R .-i ,. r. #o à -O ,. s T A 'r e o p' l t. u l N o l s .t ..4 'rv * HotzsF oF F'EI*IRESENTATIVES .' '= To . dt .;g'o v % ..i ) 4 85. Clerk teone: 'lHouse Bill 985. A Bill for .an Act to add ' Sections of an Act fn regard to judgements and manner in enforcing the same by executlon. Third Reading of the Bi11.H Speaker Redmond: ''Mr. Schlickman.l' Schlickman: f'Mr. Speaker and Members of the Houses House Bill 985 provides that a judgement rendered against a person not as a result of a contract made by him or tort committed by him but soley , soley because he's the holder - of title to property in a fiduciary capacity that judge- ment shall..vthe property only shall support executions but no execution may fssue against nor shall the judge- t/o .. : . . - . .. . ). ; - . . w w..-. z : . ' . w. . . . w. r . - .? .. . . CD' :c ' . .. ' ment constitute a lein upon any other property owned ' r' ' - ' ' D ' . Q *'' * - Y ' by the fiduclary . The purpose of the Bill is to add a sectlon to the Act on Judgement to limit the liability of the trustee by reason of holdlng title to trust - property. The limftatfon being to the extent to which ' the trust estate is sufficient to fndemnify the trustee. This is' in line vith Sectfon 265 of the Restatement of Trust . . . second. The Bill is the product of about five months of work by the tegislative Subcommittee of the Chicago Bar Association and the need for the B111 xeas suggested by Judge Dempsey in case of People vs. Chicago Tftle and Trust Company. To be noted that the Bill covers more tha real estate taxes but is nevertheless limited to liabilit incurred soley by reason of the holding of title to property. It specificalty does not cover the trustee's eontracts or torbs, even if made or committed whtle aeting in a fiducfary capacity. The Bf11 was reported out of Committee by vote of 8 to 0 and I solicit your support.'' Speaker Redmond: Mïlho stands in opposftion? Representatfve Getty .'' Getty: 'fMr. Speaker, Members of the House: those..othose of you who support the concept of secret land trusts should i undoubtedly vote f or this . Thfs would have the ef f ect ' . i 1 ..f*X% 'N j .ze- . r )x, G E N E R A L A S s E M B L Y ., .) u. r# s x. g- ->yy ., . g ..y q t .; * +. . rj . a. . s v x m p: o e. I u u I N o 1 s I - ';.-tz , ' p,q - Houss os aseasss-mavlvss 7C( ave * . I 86. that if a holder of property as a trpstee refused to disclose whom bis beneficiaries were that no judgement other the...up to the value of the property he held could be entered against him and only that land could be attacked. 1 thfnk those of you who feel that a trustee should be made to disclose who the beneficiary of land or property or holdings or of any other fiduciary relationship that ft should be made available should vote agalnst this. It's a relatively simple concept: although the Bill appears to be complexel' Speaker Redmond: Mproceed. Any further? Representative Schlickman to close.ê' Schlickman: HMr. Speakery Members of the Housea we are not 7<-' 'talking exclusively about secret land trusts and I think raising the issue of secret land trusts does an injustice to the Bill and does an injustice to the purpose of the Bi11. As I fndicated at the very outsety a judgement is entered and the Judgement will be satified by the pro- perty which is the subject of the suit and as a consequen e of the judgement. Now if the property isn't sufficient to satisfy the Judgement..the Gentleman who Just spoke knows fully well that there can be and would be a citatio to diseover asset: to learn who the beneficiary ls there is a land trust where the beneficiary is aot a matter of public record. There's no questfon, Mr. Speaker and Members of the Eouse, that this is a good Bi11. As I iùdicated ft is the product of many montbs Legislative Committee and a Bill that was suggested by a judge who had ruled contrary wise but wbo subsequently...his decision was overridden by tbe Supreme Court. Thls Bi1l l is in accord with that Supreme Court decisfon and I solicit a favorable vote.'' Speaker Redmond: ''The question is, shall this Bi11 pass? Those in favor vote 'aye' opposed vote 'no'. Have a11 4 GEN ER AL A SSEM BLY 5-8-79 STAT'E (3 F l LL1 NoI S 11 o kl S l o F !' E @ R K S E: NTAT I V E S ! 87. voted who wish? Representative Danielsz one minutew'l Daniels: ''Mr. Speakery Ladies and Gentlemen of the Houses I support this House Bill 985 and would polnt out te you that a11 it does is cover the sftutation where a trustee merely fs a holder of title. An example of this was aa incident where a trustee was found liable for the real estate taxes on some property and a11 he was was the holder of their tltle. Now this Bf11 would preveat that and hold that the property itselfy or the value of it, would be accountable for the Judgement that was issued against it. I think it's a reasonable Bi11. It certainl follows in line with the Supreme Court decision and it overrules a case that happened in Cook County Circuit ' Court tha't really was in error' a: evidenc'e fn 'the' Supfeme Court ruling. 1, think ft's reasonable, it certaialy lfmits the liability of trusteesy they're for the efample of unpaid taxes on property and it only goes to the value of the land ftself. And I suggest that you support this legislation.' Speaker Redmond: OHave a11 voted who wish? Have a1l voted who wssh? A11 voted who wish? Representativà teinenweber.'? Leinenweber: HWe11, Mr. Speaker and Members of the Housey I think that some of you may be voting against because of the red hearing thrown across your path and that is the idea of the so-called secrecy of the Illinofs Land Trust. And I think.- that's enough.l' Speaker Redmond: ''Have a11 voted who wish? The Clerk will Lake Lhe record. On this question there's 95 'aye' 36 1 no 1 and tlae Bi11 havlng received the Cons tftutional MaJ ori ty is hereby declared passed . 10 25 , Representative K e mp i n e r s . '' Clerk Leone : ''House Bill 1025 . A Bi11 f or an Act to amend the Illinois Nurs ing Act . Third Reading o f the Bill . '' speaker Redmond : 'lRepresentative Kempiners - 'î Kempiners : ''Mr . Speaker , I think you R re go ing to have to e.j ect G EN E R A L A SSE M BL Y ST AT E O F 1 L.L 1 N O t S 5-8-79 M o tl s E o F R E P F# ES E: :4 T A Tl u E! s E 88 my seatmate, or he's going to have me laughing so hard I i .1 can't describe the Bi11. I think the Digest description of House Bill 1025 is very accurate. It's basfcally a... a Bill which the Nurses' Association bas been working on for over a year now to modernize tbeir Act and to clean up some obsolete language and to include rules and regu- lations, which are currently ln effect by the Department of Regfstration and Education. I amended the %i11 on Second Reading kith some Amendments proposed by R & Ey which were agreeablè to the Nurses' Associationy and we have the support of the Department, as well as the Illinoi Nurses' Association and the Illinois Hospital Associatlon. and I would urge your support for House Bill 1025..' speaker kedmond: ''Anyone in opposition? The question is tskall this Bf11 pass?' Those in favor vote 'aye'. Opposed vote 'no'. Have a11 voted who vish? Have a11 voted who wish? The Clerk will take tbe record. 0n this ques t ion there ' s 151 1 aye ' and no ' nay ' y and the B i 1 1 h a v i n g r e c e iv e d tlz e C o n s t i t u t i o n a l Maj o r i t y 4 ' h e r eb y declared pass ed . 1058 . Repres entative S tearney in the ball? 0ut o f the record . 1156 . '' clerk Leone : ''Hous e Bill 1156 . A B i11 f or an Act to amend the Communi ty M ental Hea1th Act . Tll ird Reading o f th e B i1l . '' Speaker Redmond : 'Representative Rea . l 156 . Repres eatative Re a . 11 5 6 . Ou t o f t h e r e c o r d . 12 6 0 . Rep r e s e n t a t i ve Bra dley in the chamb ers ? Bradley ? Out o f the re co rd . 1556 . Representat ive Bradley . '1 c lerk Leone : R'Hous e B i11 1556 . A B i11 f o r an Act to amend Sect ions of the Illino is Insurance Code . Third Reading of the Bill. 'f Speaker Redmond : l'Out o f the reco rd . 1562 . Repres entatfve Yourell. 0ut o f the record . l 76 3 . Representat ive Polk . Read the Bill , Mr . Clerk . ' Clerk Leone : 'lilouse Bill 17 63 . A Bill f o r an Act to anend the Ff rearms Training o f Peace 0 f f icers Act . Third 4 i .- .. - - z t s.tkvar 5 .g ../ g ., (' y% 'r'.f ,n& e6 . G E N E R A L A S S E M B t, Y 1 i -. x t 1 svx-rs o, Iuul-ols ' > I'?X . ' p Vzv * H o usE o F a EI>IPESE-TAYI v es czak.,e x - . : 89. Reading of the Bf11.H Speaker Rèdmond: f'Representative Polk.'' Polk : #'Mr. Chairman and Ladfes and Gentlemen , House Bill 1763 has to do with the tratning of peace officers. At the present tlme, under this Act, we now require that a11 peace officers have a opportunity and a mandate to take the firearms training course. Presently, a person would be a deputy sheriff in a given county, such as Rock Island. and then woûld transfer into another unit of local governmenty such as the City of Moline, he vould be ! requtred, once agàin, to go back and assune his respon- sibility and take the office...take the course over again. This fs a cost...additional cost to ldcal government. It' was a...it was not intended in theryoriginal...fn the ori ginal Bk11. 'Jhe...the training officers came to me and asked me to change this Section of the Bill, aad 1 would appreciate an 'aye' votez' Speaker Redmond: ''Anyone in opposition: The questioa is 'Shall this Bill pass?' Those in favor vote 'aye'. I 1 Opposed vote 'no'. Have a1l voted who wish? Have a11 voted who wish? The Clerk will take the record. 0n this question there e s 149 'ayeê and no 'nay '. The Bill having l I recèived the Constitutional Majorityy hereby declared I passed. 1784. Representatfve Ropp. Read the Bill, Mr. Clerk.n clerk Leone: ''House Bill 1784. A Bi11 for an Act to amend the Scheol Code: Third Reading of the Bi11.H Speaker Redmond: ''Representative Ropp.l' Ropp: 'Q ..speaker and Members of the House: what this Bill particularly does that states that the State's Attorneys will serve as the legal representattves for l represent ing regf onal superintendents in . . . in Illino is . One o f the current problems is with mult i-county dis trfcts . The superintendents do not actually know wbo to turn to , and with the Amendment i t now s t ates that wh er ever a prob- t x-'kw .'%+ * .tg=. vt.w e y G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5- 8- 7 9 ir .> x ;.z a s w w w s o p. 1 z. u I x o I s . . 'u . .. ' HQUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ... w . s .. .:tk 90. 1em might arisey whatever State's Attorney has Jurisdictio in that particular county, wïll serve as hfs legal repre- sentative. urge your favorable support.'' Speaker Redmond: Hls there anyone in opposition? The questioa is 'Shall this Bill pass?' Those in favor vote 'aye'. opposed vote 'no'. Have a11 voted who wish? Have a11 voted who wish? Have a11 voted 1 .s-;a '' e . )r '< G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 ? x, 'lqrj.px j t > .. .fr;t . sv-ve oe luul-ols t. + ': * e Housx oF Fjepazsep.qeAT'lves .. ,h 'C . . 91. question, Representative Skinner. Representative Skinner.' Skianer: ''Hov aboût some unknown oppositf8n? I don 't think this Bill makes sense. This coal mine is gôfng to be the safest coal mine, probably in the United States. Most coal miaes only have two shafts on which people go up . This is going to have three. The ladder is taller than the Wa:hington Monument, and there's a real question whether anybodytcoùlda.even'#hysically climb its and ft seems to me that itlà'just going to be an expenditure of a hundred and fifty thousand dollars that'll end up getting passed onto people who buy Ihland Steel.'' Speaker Redmond: ''Representative Brummer to closew'? Bxummer: ''Yes, once :gain the United Mine uovker: çegistered support of the Bill after it vas amended in Committee .1th Amendment //1.. In response to the eomment made by ' Representative Skinner, current 1aw requires that there be staits, so this is a compromise between the current' 1aw and what is in place in tbe Inland Steel mine at McLeansboro. It fncludes a ladder, as Representatfve Skinner stated, but it also indludes an elevator with an l independent power source, so there will be these two 1 alternauivz methods. And, once again, Inland 52eels vho l is the operator of the mine: is inrsupport of the Bf1l. 'l The United Mtne Workerss who are the representative bargaining union for the workers that are wokking there are in support of the Bills and I would asklfor an laye' V O th i; . î î Speaker Redmond : ''The question is 'Shall this Bf11 pass?' ! Those in favor vote 'ayel. Opposed vote 'no'. Have a11 voted who wfsh? Have a11 voted who wish? The Clerk vill take the record. On this question there's l4l nlaye? and no...1 lno'. The having received the Constitutioaal Malority, hereby declared passed. 1860.'' Clerk Leone: 'îHouse 'Bill 1860. A Bill for an Act to amend Sections of the Illinois Insùrance Code. Third Reading of ' Q 4 ,.t%+ . .. @ . ' . < G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 ' / f. œ.' â .g . ..4k STATE OF IuulNols j . .c '. J , r=- œ House oe pEepssEN-rA-rlves ' x. - . N. aov .a. gs, v o I i 9 2. . i th e B. i1l '. '' ' Speaker Redmond: ''Representative Darrow.'' Darrov: HThank you, Mr'.' Speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen of the nouse. What this lèklslatioh doe:.ls allow a fraternal ! life lnsurance company to lncrease the salary or compeasa- tion paid its employee from twenty thousand to forty thousand dollars witbout the approval of the Board of nirectors. The individual can have his salary increased vtthout going back to the Board of Directors and havin: I . them vote on it each time. The fraternal lffe insurance compantes are in favor of this legislation. I knov of no '' opposition. Speaker Rebmond: HIs there .anyone in oppoyitlon? The question is 'shall this Bi11 pass?f Those tn favor vote 'aye'. 1 opposed vote 'ao'. Rave a11 voted who wish? Have a11 t , voted who wish? Representative MeAuliffey for what purposj ;I do you rise? Did they do it? Clerk will take tîe record. j - 1 on this question there's 137 'aye' and 12 'no' aud the ' :ill having received the Constftutional Majority, hereby j declared passed. 1908. Representative Donovan.'' l 1 clerk Leone: ''House Bill 1908. A Bf11 for an Act to add j Sections to the Illinois Blood Bank Act. Third Readfng of I < x . ' z h B i 1 1 ' :' . . , . . ' .- . . . . . : .- i ) $ . t. e ' . . . I Speakcr Redmond: .1 0ut of tj y e re. eord. 1910.r j Clerk Leone: ''House Bill 1910. A Bill for aa Act to amead the School Code. Thfrd Reading of the Bi11.f' Speakcr Redmond: î'Representative Bradley.'' Bradlcy : f'Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Centlemen of the House y z the Bill now , as amended , ts no t at al1 in the same shape ft was when we originally started out. I;so, what we#re doing with t:e Amendment, it reads, the nev language. it 1 goes like thisy fthe regionat superintendent shall make the payments provided for such Seutioa 18-8 aad 18-10 to tbeir respective school districts as soon as may...may be j ' -. a f t er rece f p t o f the warran ts ! :. and then it cont inues , aad k . '' y. Nk7 ,. #it .fw G E N E R A L A S S E M B 1, Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 /..za a ' p ,%.4 1 sravs oe Iuu,so.s . .$' y z. * Houst o F zvlpp SSE-TAT'jVZS '. . ' ' V ' . ' %. llz'z - z a. zj 'j, N . . . . u k ,a, . .x= r t! ...... v:x . . . . .t.' . . . .; .; I 93. d this is the Amendment, 'but no later than two working days i except where the respected school districts authorize the regional superintendent to temporarily invest safd pay- ment'. The purpose of the original legislatiod was that ' on some occasion some superintendents or...would be with- ' j holding the dollars that were sent to the schools from the l I State of Illinois for investment purposes: and this would make sure that the money continues on to the school withia . . . simply within two working days that the.:k.after recefvi g the money from the state, it would be forewarded to the school superintendent that it belongs to. It's not a very sigaificant piece of legislatioay but there are some cases where it's neededy and I would appr.eeiaçe a favorable vote or a Roll Ca11.î' I speaker Redmond: HAnyone in opposition? The quescion is #Sha11 this B111 passt' Those in favor vote faye' l . Oèposed- votej 'no ' Have a11 voted who wish? Have a11 voted who wish? i . I Clerk will take the record. 0n this question there's 'I 155 'aye' and no 'nay ', and the Bill havfng received the Constirutional Majority, hereby deelared passed. 1919..' 'l Clerk Leone: HHouse Bill 1919. A Bill for an Act to amend I l the Enviroamental Protection Act. Third Reading of the ( B i 1 1l. * î î I sp eaker Redmo nd : ''Representat ive M ac donald , do you s e ek to have t h i s r e t urn e d t o the Or d e r o f S e con d Read in g f o r th e Purpos e o f an Amendment ? ' Ma c do nald : '1Mr . S p eaker , ànd th o s e Amen dmen t s h ave as ao t y e t reach ed tlle f loor , so we ï 11 have to hold it on Second . '' t speaker Redmond: ''Okay, we'd better leave ft right where it is then. The'q'clerk' tells me that's a better procedure. 1 9 2 2 . î ' ! Clerk Leone : 'lliouse Bill 19 22 . A Bill f or an Act to ' amend Se ct ions of the Illino is Vehicle Code . Third Reading o f the Bi11. '' Sp eaker Redmond : 'Repres enta tive Ge t ty . '' # ) :;J;iw'- - . -xz c E x E R A t. A s s E M B L v 5 - 8 - 7 9 c . . .rk X.F7 't svwv.s o e . uu, .< o,s . . zzj, ' -' * . e House oF F'/I>IRK/ENYA.YIVeS . . w r.. r* x . %&6 ! a'èj *xw ' 94. l cetty: ''Mr. speaker, Members of the uouse, nouse Bt11 1922 ls I one of a series of Bills vhich seeks t' o address itself to .j the:,:ptbblem of a chop shop. This Bi11, if enactedy would I requiel...require tbat body shops be licensed. and it ! vould require that the parts have certain markfngs on them. It would require that there be, for violations of the Act, there would be violations which would be class or class 4 felonies in certain respects. This legfsla- tion is one that follows in line with a Bf11 offered earlier and passed out of this House overwhelmingly by l Representative Mahar. It would require ownership dts- closure of licensees, where there was ownership of ten percent or greater shape .in a corporationncas vell .as the . officers and directors I . It would require that persons l who operated the' se sorts of businesses would kave a 1a.w l abiding record. Whether they were corporations or not. the principles of the business would be required to be - free of having criminal confictions in, at leasty a three-lI l year period. It would provide that the Secretary of Statei would ïnvesti...investigate persons who were licensee I applications. As the Bill is before the Housey kaow of no opposftion to ity and I would ask for a favorable Roll C Z. 1 1 @ 5 V Speaker Redmond: HIs ihere anyone in opposition? Anyone in opposftion? The question is 'Shatl this Bill pass?ê Those in favor vote 'aye'. Opposed vote 'nol. Have al1 voted who.lwish? The Clerk will take the record. 0n this question there's 145 îayel and 6 fno' A and the Bill having received the Constitutional Majorftys hereby declared passed. 1965.11 Clerk Leone: î'House Bill 1965. A Bill for an Act to amend Seetio.ns and to repeal Sections of the Radiation Proteetion Act. Third Reading of the Bi11.'' Speaker Redmond: ''Representative Peters.g' Peters: ''Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Centlemen of the House, ;2 .. . k-G-xk . ,. ;. o 5 .g ..; q , F ..y -. .> va, eq ,&. G E N E R A L A S S E M B Ia Y - @ ; 'TzP ? s'rn-rs oe IuulNols ,' : s . ..'? 7 * HoklsE oF IREPF4EZwE-TATIVe'S x.. .. . 67:(,72 E .... t,y j, k, . x 95. first of all, this Bill has absolutely notbing to do with nuclear reactors or hazardous wastes. Absolutely nothing. What.v.whàtk..what the Bfll ends up doing is makes some technical changes in the 1aw that it exists...as it exists l presently. The state 1av refers to the Atomic Energy ! I Commissfon on the federal level. That title has been l replaced with a Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and this ' Bf11 makes that change. lt also changes the term ,' : '' 5 7. @ ! . chiropody, toyœ odiatry , whfch is the new accepted term. It exempts from county and municijal governments any lfcensing fee for the use, manufacture, or distribution of radioactive materials or equipment. Primarilys what Fr ' ' ' ' we're tafking about here is.x-ray 'equtpmentq énd tt' . ' =L' r . requires that state X-ray equijment in any facilitfes be j subject to inspeation and free lieensing by the s-tate i . I I l would ask your support.If Speaker Redmond: OIs there anyone ln opposition? The questfon fs 'Sha11 this Bill pass?' Those in favor vote 'ayeî. l I Opposed vote rno'. Have a1l voted who wish? Have a11 ' j vo t e d w lzo w i sh ? Th e C le rk wi 11 t ak e th e r e co rd . on th i s question there ? s 158 ' aye ' and 1 ' no 1 . The Bill having rçceive d the Cons t itut ional MaJ o r i ty , h ereby dec lared P assed . 1968 . '' . Clerk Leone: HHouse Bill 1968. A Bill bor aa Act to amend the Commun..pcommunicable Disease Report Act. Third Reading of the Bi11.M Speaker Redmond: HRepresentative Peters.'' Peters: HMr. Speaker, House Bill 1968 is a Bill from the Department of Publie Hea1th . There was some problem initially raised in terms of the home rble provisions. I thfnk that...that has beea a11 straightened out nov by 1 the Amendment which has put back in the wording which upsets some people. What the Bi11> basically, wi11 end up doing continue...it will continùe to requfre the . Department of Public Hea1th to provide free laboratory j' 4 ' .. ! j ,# '. .w. --;( yu.-W j . tg%' ,.'. ' .' u G E N E R A L A S S E 5f B L Y 5 - B - 7 9 - x. 'Q,'Y; x & 3. sv..v s o s , u u , s o , s ! '3 7 , . . z jF. t;* souse o!z aepaesEamaa'lves :.+ 96. i testing for syphilis as opposed to other contagious... other contagious diseases for pregnani womens aad it would also provide that during the time that a woman is pregnant that she must have a test for syphilis, either during the tfme of pregnancy or at the time of birth . That test bein taken from the umbilical cord of the child. What ve are trying to prevent and protect against is childreny vho are born from a mother who has syphilis at the timey and that syphilis goes undetectld, and we end up with chfldren who are then congenitally defectivesin the sense subject to mental retardation aad other kinds of problems. It fs the feeling of the medical establishment that an additional test at this stage of-thekgame 'would go 'a.long-.way towyrds the preyention -of.this-kvin/ of .diseqse in hçlping the youq . . . . . j chzldren out.'' Speaker Redmond: 'Qs there ankone in oppôsftfon? The questfon is lshalt this Bi11 pass?' Those in favor vote 'ayé'. Opposed vote 'no'. Have a11 voted who wish? Have a1l voted vho wlsh? The Clerk will take the record. 0n this question there's l63 'aye' and 1 Rno'. The Bi11 having jl received the Constitutional Majorityy'hereby declared passed. 2006. Representative Stuffle. Read the Bi11. j clerk Leone; HHouse Bill 2006.' A Bill for an Act topvamend the Illinois Fire Protection Trainings Act. Third Reading of the Bitl.'' Speaker Redmond: e'Representative Stuffle. Stuffle. George. Representative Stuffle.'' 1 Stuffle: HThank you. Mr. Speaker, Members of the House. House Bfll 2006 was reported out of Committee on a unanimous vete. A11 it does is sfmply say that vhere those fire protection areas are receiving funds from the State of Illinois through programs that are operated by and funded by the s tat e through the S tat e Fire Marshal ' s Of f ice y that tho s e lo calities that receive the money shall compty wittx * .'s S'TK n '.%* v, . k s G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5- 8 - l 9 ?f t J ' < k ..t. . 'o- ' s . j ' . z; .j SYATE DF ILLINOIS . . ! r.; y..t . . . '..-./ Hous? OF REPRfIENTATIVES '. . .< . ' ' '-':& .&. . EO ae Y . . - s s yr j zz 97. the regulations set down by :the State of Illinois. The I - . Bill is an attempt to unify rhe various provisfons of the various municipalfties that have these programs that re- ceive money from the ktate to étandardize the programs and to Prevent any effort that might be made at any time to alter tbe rules or regulations of the state. Thfs fs a program tbat deàls, of course, witb safety and trainihg for ffremen, and I would appreciate a favorable vote.'? Speaker Redmond: 'Qs there anyone in opposition? The questfon is 'Shall this Bill pass?' Those in favor vote 'aye'. Opposed vote 'ne '. Have a11 voted who wish? Have a1l voted who wish? The Clerk will take the record. On this question therefs 154 'ayé! and 3.'noV.. The.Bfll-having receiyed the Constitutional iajority, hereby declarçd passed. 2014.'1 Clerk Leone: ''House Bill 2014. A Bill for an Act to ameqd the Capital Development Board Act. Third Reading of the I B i 1 1 . ' î Speaker Schneider: 't2014. Who is that? Representative Meyerl Don 't call your Bi11.M l Meyer: nThank you, Speaker. I'm surrounded by assistants. Thfs amends the Capital Development Board Act and permits fi the Capital Development Board to make improvements at I Brookfield Zoo. 1 urge your sotic..osupport.'' Speaker Schneider: ''Anybody in opposition? No opposttion..a 0n this question House Bill 2014 a11 those in favor vote 'aye'. Any opposed vote 'no f. Clerk...Have a11 voted vho wish? Have a11 voted who wish? The Clerk !ei11 take the record. On this Bill there are 147 'ayeê and 'no' 6 voting 'present', and the Bill will be...having receive the Constitutional Majority fs hereby declared passed. l House Bill 2024. Representative Mahar.' clerk Leone: 'fHouse Bi11 2024. A Bill for an Act to amend Sections and add Sections to an Act to revise the 1aw in relatfon to recorders. Third Reading of the Bi11.'? 4 1 . xr o .. , 't z>r. lk rjuew z1 G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 'l - . ''> svave oje puulxols . .< .r - * Hous? oF lRsplvrslarn'rlvp:s ' . ..r' t.:j 'ëikikx' vk iI I 9B. Speaker Schneider: ''Representative Maharz' ' Mahar: HThank you, Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the House. House Bill 2024 anends the Act relating to recorde s. It prohibits recording of an instrumènt divlding or sub- dividing a piece of property unless the applicable munic- ipat ordinanee requiriig the approval *as been complied with. Throughout the statey many counties are faced vith 1 recording of illetal subdivïsions of laad as defined by the êplaid ' Act. once a land is divided. and the owners . . .and is owned by separate and dffferent ownersy it's veryy very difficult to make the corrections. There have been several cases of problems like this throughout the s t a t e , an d t h i s i s th e r e s u1t o f . a s t a t e r-w i d e co n f e r e n ce - .x .- 7 w e- iy . ' . .- and suppo ' of Counties and Townships fifty to nothiag. I know of no opposition to tbe Bi11, and I urge its adoption.'' Speaker Schneider: ''Any opposftion? Representative Darrow . Representative Darrow.'' Darrow: 'Qhank you. Thank youy Mr. Speaker. Would the Spon- 1I sor mind holding this for another day: I know he's been holding '' I .. . l speaker Schneider: ''We're on Short Debate. If you'd jusr make'1 a statement of declaration. Is there...?'' ' Darrow: nWould #ou takeuit out of tthe record?''. - .. Speaker Schneider: 'Q s there a request for ten Members? We need ten. Take it out of the record. Representative Simms. qouse Bill 2041.11 Clerk Leone: ''House Bill 2041. A Bi11 for an Act to add l Sections to the Real Estate Transfer Tax Act. Third Read- fng of the Bi11.H Sfmms: ''Mr. Speakery Ladies and Gentlemen of the House y House I Bill 2041 aut*orizes the Department of Revenue to randomly ïnves t f gat e real es tat e t rans f er de c1a rat ions f i 1ed under the provisf ons of tlte Real Estat e Trans f er Act . Any - e vf d e n c e o f vf o la t i on sh a 11 b e t u r ne d o ve r t o th e S t a t e ' s 4 l ' , Qn this matter there are 154 'aye', 4 'no' and 6 'presenc. . The Bill having received the Censtitutional Majorlty is hereby declared passed. Representative Stmms. Mouse Bill 2042.'' clerk Leonp: HHouse Bi11 2042. A Bill for an Act to amend Sections of the Revenùe Act of 1939. Third Reading of the Bi11.X' Simms: ''Mr. Speakery Ladfes and Gentlemen of the Housey House B11l 2042 gives the county boards the right to set up an l I indexing numbering system for the Recorder of Deeds' Offic . At the present time, the county board has the discretfon I tc plaze thls the Courty Clerk 's Office, supervise their assessments. This merely allows them, optionallyy l to place this in tbe Recorder of Deeds' Office ff tîat's 1I the choiee of the county board. I would ask for the respectful vote of the House. This was reported out unanimously. I know of no opposition as it is a voluntary thing on the part of the county board.'l speaker Schneider: ''Anybody in opposition? Represeatative ' Oblinger.îî Oblinger: 'fMr. Speaker and Members of the House, I wonder tf they would take this back Lo Second Reading? Three- fourths of the coùnties in this state don't have an office of Recorder of Deeds. It's part of the County Clerk 's Office. How has a provision been made for thatzî' Simms : 'The County Clerkss right now Josephine. ha...the ùount * ! '-' J W - o , l A V.7* ' G E N E R A L A s s E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 I 'v'+ !'';? * s'rx-r e: o Iy I uu ) - o l s = . se os aspnese-.rwv, - : x c H O tl ve:s i ; 100. bbard desiénates the County Clerk. It's only in the large counties.î' ' Oblinger : ''Thatgs.u wthat's what .l'm saying. Buty you say it's i in the office of the Recorder of Deeds. That's called the County Clerk 's Offtce.'' simms: ''We11 this part on...'' oblinger: Ha.eshpuld make it optional.'' Speaker Schneider: HExcuse me, Representative Simms. 0n the matter of Short Debates Representative Qblinzer, if you 'd Just speak fn opposftion that will be âdequate, and then if...Resolve that problem? A11 right. 0n tiis matterp House Bill 2042, a1l those fn favor vote 'aye'. Any . o ppbsed vote. ''no 'llave all' 'voted who wislz? 'Cltak'e 'all Y '- k- l ' voted who wish? The Clerk will take the-reeordu. 0n thisl ma z t e r t lz e r e ar e 14 7 ' a y e ' , 2 ' n o ! , 5 ' # r e s e rx (: ' . Th e B i 11I having received the Constitutional Majority...2091. Clerk Leoae: nHouse Bill 2091. A Bill for aa Act to amend sections of tbe Illinois Vehicle Code. Third Reading of the Bi11.' ! I Speaker Schneider: 'fRepresentative Breslfn.'' Breslin: ''Mr. Speaker and Members, this Bill was introduced at the request of the Secretary of State prfmarily as I clean-up legislation. It would allow the year and thq model to be fnciuàeè on cerèïficates of title. -Xt would eliminate the requirement for the dates of security fnterest to be included on the certificate of tttle. It requires proof of ownership to accompany an applicatfoa for a rebuilt or restored vehicle certificate . This helps with the.k.the chop sto..chop.w.chop shop situation. It would require any surrendered certificate of title or proof of ownership to be retafned by the Secretary of State for four years, and, lastly, ft would provide for a multi-year registration period for disabled veterans license plates. I know of no oppositfony and I would reques t a f avorable Roll Call. '# 4 1 t z'';Gx ' '* * '& G E N E R A L A S S E M B t Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 'J rz g+. W...T-,w' .>' - i ï -41'i!-. ? s 'r . 'r e o r , u u 1 ,' o , s I ! .. 'n 5. ..7 v= * House oe RSeRECSENTATIVBZS è %x . i; S' .-j . . -..11,s-.i.',f. 3.3 ï? i'v. x w , . . ' . .. u.- - . -. . .. u ïj ! ..s . . 7 . . =. ?r.r q 101. speaker schneider: ''Any opposition? None being seenxto House Bill 2091, those. in '.fàv.'t'.all in favor vote 'aye'. Thbse opposed vote 'no'. Have a11 voted who wish? Have a1l voted who wish? The Clerk will take the record. 0n this , , y v none kpresent' matter there are 159 aye . none no , , and the House...and the Bill receiving a Constitutional ' Majority is hereby deelared passed. Representative Mahar. 2126.91 Clerk teone: HHouse Bill 2126. A Bill for an Act fn relation to providing for emergency services to inlured indivlduals where such injury occurs. Thied Reading of the Bi1l.'' speaker Schneider: ''Representative Mahar.n - ' ' Mahar: ''Thank you, Mri'speaker and Ladiès add Gènilemen of à%e : I I ' j House . Ho us e B i11 '2 12 6 is a p :rziiss ive . B:5J1'1-' which al-locs'l '' ' = municipalities and counties to enter into agreements with adjoining states for the purposes of providing emergency I services. In case 'of accidents and that type of thing t ' j ' where fndividuals are injureda it allows them to set up ) somekind of a standard operating procedure. Buty ite.s a $ l permissive legislation that came out of Committee with i no opposing votes, and I know of no opposition. I urge your support . '' j ' j speaker schneider: ''Any Member in opposition? No oppositioay , . - - . j and on this matter, a11 those in favor 1 aye f . Atl those- '1 ' opposed vote 'no'. Have a11 voted wbo wish? 'Have a117.'. voted who wish? The Clerk will take the record. on thls matter. 160 'aye', 1 'nof, and 4 'present'. The Bill having recefved the Constitutional Majority is hereby declared passed. Representative Schuneman . 2171.:' Clerk Leone: I'House B111 2171. A Bi11 for an Ket to amend Sections of the Illinois Insurance Code. Third Reading .f : of the Bi11.'' I Speaker Schneider: jj Rèpresentat : Ve s csuaamaaz. schuneman : ''Yes , thank you , Mr . Speaker . House Bi11 2171 ' exemp ts premiums f or qualif ied individual p tax-shelt ered 4 ( l 'I7'Q 'e' ','x . x G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 r 7k z>.'v . .u*%.fr..*wx f. %. . =- 7.+ n'.) o c s x x .r s o p. j u u j y o j s . .y . - . ê . . *' x' ' ).,.:e- * H o tl 5 E D F R E P ## T%t N TATI V E. $ . Q . a'kw t. * 102. annuity plans from the annual two percent premium tax. The Insurance Department has indicated that there wf11 be no revenue loss to the state because of the eliaination of this taxp partly because the insurance companfes arey presently , gettfng an offset of this tax fro'm their.. . their income tax . The practical effect of this Bi11 will be that the two percent premfum tax will no longer be charged back to the annuity insurance buyers and I vknow of no oppositïon to the Bill. It passed out of the 1n- surance Committee on a unanimoùs vote, and I vould urge an 'aye' Roll Ca11.11 speaker Schneider: î'Anyone fn opposition? No opposition. on this matter. a14 those in favor...zthis ptoposaly vote. ' 'aye'. Any opposed vvte 'nv '. Lavry. 'Have al1 vote: who wished7 H' ave a1l voted who wished? The Clerk will take j the record. On this mattery 153 'aye' and none 'no ' and this Bill having received the Constitutional Majority is bereby deèlared passed. I missed 2167. Representative Bullozk. We canît go baek to that: Larry. 2175. Repre- sentative Braunv'' Clerk Leone: ''House Bi11 2175. A Bill for an Act to amend Sections of an Act to revise the 1av in relation to the Secretary of State. Third Readfng of the Bi11.'' ' speaker Scilnefden: .uRepresentative' Braun.'' Braun : 'Mr. Speaker, tadies and Gentlemen of the House, I wish that this Bill were more important thah it ié.. It came about because it appeared tbat the Secretary of qstate did Aot consider...did not have the authority to print 1 copies of the State Constitution in Spanish. I'd attempte to obtain copfes of the State Constitutfon for use of some of the bilingual students in the area...in our areas aad 1 discovered that it was not Printed by the Secretary of state and that he was under the opinion that he did not bave the authority to do so. Thereforey after conversa- t i o n s w i t h t h e S e c r e t a r y o f ' S t a t e s t h i s B i 1 1 w' a s f i 1 e d . l ,;x-k- -- o h' ', '% .6-* %> < G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 J J '% ?'f s'ra.r e: o .' ' u u, s o ' s .'' e = * Housl oF RFF'RESENTATIVE> %., . c e- . ) .- !uj ;. v . w . ; . . . , . :c . . 103. He was not in opposition to it. It would promote cftizen- s:ip in the State of Illinoisx and I voùld appreciate your positive vote. It passed out of Committee without a one negative vote.'' Speaker Skhneider: DAny opposition? Representative Griesheime . Grieshetmer.f' Griesheimer: ''Thaak you, Mr. Speaker. I would first like to ask tbusee ff I can get 'tehiMembers to-take this off of Short Debate. If we can, 1'11 stick to ito'' Speaker tschnetder: ''AII right. There appears to be adequate number. Now); Mr . Griesheimer.'' Griesheimer: ''Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Io.'.ls''.= fitkt let me 'say that--l respeot ntke,pspense: of-thisakKçlt. . xshq'.s ..t.= - = = hapdled some very fine Bills,-apd passed panxw.and w.ill have many 'to come fn the future, bu't this entire concept in our...in our state of making up a bilingual area is rubbish. We're wasting a 1ot of valuable taxpayers' money on it, and a11 weîre doing is continuing to divfde our state. Now . this makes no sense whatsoever. I had the opporcunity of spending some time with some people from Montreal, and if you do not think this destroys a nation, then you should talk to those people. They i speak 'of the English-speaking as they would foreigaers in l their own nationu' Théy detrust them. They von 't allow loans to go through, because they can 't understand thefr applfcations for loans that are not filled out in French . Now , I welcome our brothers to come up here from Puerto' Rico. I welcone our neighbors te come in legàlly from Mexiuo and the Spani:h-speaking countriesy but 1:11 be damned if I vote for one more piece of legislation that pours money into a b ilingual program . It ' s J us t ao t sens tble . '' Speaker S ehneider : ''Why don 1 t we have Representative Stuf f le f irst ? Repres entative S tuf f le . '' S tuf f le : ''Yes , Mr . Speaker and Members o f the House . For onc 4 J z .: '' par.% .p joq . G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 -8 - 7 9 ' '' ( 1 * t. i-'a'r2% c s'ra'reo s , u u ls o I s , ' . - g ,-y.,..)F' * I.lousx oe aep-Ess--ra-rlves . t z.q, k v : : 104. I arise along with the viewpofnt of Representative Griesheimer, who has hit the nail on the head. We are teaching people not to become part of our culture, but rather to become something else. We are not teaching tatinos to be Amer%éans; wefre teachfng them to be Latfnos moreso. We#re not teaching them to speak English rather than Spanish; we 're teaching them to continue to speak Spanish. What we're doing by this Bill is the same thing that we have done as my very erstviile seatmate, Repre-e'' àeatative .Koskinski, has pointed out. Welre'asking that we do something to put something in Spanish just'as we did the driver's license stuff in thfs stàte, which is rfdfculous to me.. We#reupeparatfng our- cul. tures. We're . = s. not-amalgamating them or associating people with t:q . . M ' ' . . . ' English language or 5z1th the American culture. This Btll. while the Sponsor, whols a very , very fair and honest and lovely person, has a Bill that I think ought to be put to death here on this floor. Wefve gone too far in terms of bilingual education. This is an extansion of it. It's a Bill that ought not to pass this General Assembly . You , I may have man# tatfnos fn your dfstrict. I do> too. I l happen to have many in the City of Roopeston and the I surrounding area. m.ï grants, legal and illegal aliens. but t this Bill does néthing èo help bring them into our cultur . Rather it puts them apart from it. Why teach someone: who speaks Spanish, to read our Constitution? Let them become part of our culture. Let them learn to speak English . Let the programs that we have learn to asslmilate i t h em f n t o o u r c u l t u re . L e t ' s k 17. l th J. s B i11 t o b e f a ir to everyone . '' S peaker S chnei der : ''Repres entat ive MczNuli f f e . '' McAulf f f e : ''Mr . Speaker and Ladies and . . .Mr . Sp eaker and Ladies and Gentl emen o f the House , I ' 11 no 2 vote f or one more Bi11 or one more cent that ' s going to appropriat e money f or b f. l ingual é duca t ion . In my precinc.t on el eet io t ',.;--k1- o r .i g >< y:jga r . G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 . . t. I I ' k'l zY j s 'r n T e: o e ' u u.' N o ' s j B . -'4 ...7 pf-.' * Hous? oF REPRESKNTATIVES . . jsq...... ,; ' 105. day . . . '' Speaker Schneider: HEverybody will be recognized in due time-'l McAuliffe: 'Qn my precinct on election day we have notices printed in Englis: and in Spanish. I have no Spanish voters in my precinct. I have a 1ot of Italian votefs. a'llot of Polish voters: and a 1ot of German voters, but there are no signs pefnted in Italiany or Polish, or in German. People come to the United States. They should learn the language of the'country , and we're only hurting these people by continuing to print a11 these different I atticles in Spaéish'k If they 're in Amerfca, they should learn how to speak English. They'd be more easily inte- grated into t:e communtty.'f '. - Speaker Schneider: ''Representative Mar'ovitz.''' j Marovitz: DThank you very much, Mr. Speaker. tadies and Gentle-I men of the House. A11 tbis...all this Bill does is gfve el th - l e Secretary the authority to provide'these documents at ,l cost. It's not going to cost the State of Illinois or thej t Secretary of State anything. What it's going to do is to !j allow these peopley wbo as yet can't speak English fluentlk. 1f the ability to better know our government and how it l works Constitution in the language that l . by reading the j they know. The fact is it's not costing anyb'o dy anythinp/ ) aad if. they want these documents so that they can learn jl about our government, they can learn about the United l Statesy and how it works, and how it was formed, aad how the political process works, they ought to be able to get it at cost to them. No cost to us.'' Speaker Schneider: DRepresentative Borchers.'' Borchers: ''We11 Mr. Speaker and fellow Members of the Houses I must say,'Here we go again.'' We are going to divfde l thïs country into two cultures as has already b een s aid . l I don ' t like to repeat . A11 you mus t remember . that we are r eally ge t ting over a hundred tho us and ille ga1 y alone . not counting the lègal . In this country i t ' s es timated 4 ! l x.v w wi''xx s% . 'eN . . G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 '. '). %. .j'ZjDk. - g. s v. g v s o v I u u l pl o $ s .. . . HQUSE OF REPRISENTATIVE% ' i? 'iP' * 106. ''n .rathere are seventeen nfllion fllegal aliens: most qof them from Mexican descent, plus th+ legal aliens. There ma# I be tbirty million by thls time for a11 I know or anybody else knovs. Legal and lllekàl. predlct to you, unless we begfn to stand up to this matter, wegre gùtng to have a Spanish-speaking natfon and a Spanfsh culture instead of the English eulture that we have a11 been.w.grown up in in anotber 200 or 300 years. Now, we've got to stop somewb C 2 S * î î Speaker Schneider: 'îRepresentative Brummer.'' Brummer: ''Yes I move the previous question.'' speaker schnetder: ''The Gentteman has moved the prevfous ? . -J . .. . ;' z-: rg' t, .n .. .- . ' . queé :t - ldn-. ' J' A1-1 '.Li' 'zi .' .f rk/. r :'. wo E er- y -ay é :!- .' -?. -ï'. .- 2 X. ny ewè' g'po -s .e d . . . 'rlzdra . . . . .= - - are none .. -c 'th: d'ebàte i:s cvloaedu. ' ' Repreeahtattve Braua - to closez' Braun: HLadies and Gentlemen of the House, I am amazed-'' ''' ' ' s p eaker S chne i d er : 'Al 1 r i gh t , le t # s give , th e . i'z.. . Braun: î'I am...'' Speaker Schneider: H...Representative attention. Excuse me. Representative Braun. tl Braun: ''I am ...'' Speaker Schneider: HPlease give your attention.'' Braun : nl am amazed. and...and...and...and I hesfeate, but I think I have to say appalled, also. Ii you :ead this B111, ft won't cost the state one reà dime. lhis Bi11 provides that the copies.of the Constitution prfnted fn spanish shall be available at cost. A11 it does is allov Spanish-speaking chi...school childreay who liant to learn about our Constitution , to purchas e , kith thèir parents ' own money y a copy o f the Uni ted States ' Const itution , a copy o f the Cons titutïon of the State o f I11f nof s p and as f ar as 1 can 'tell j ' I can ' t iaagine a better way to f o s t e r an d enco ur a g e c i t i z en s h ip . I f w e a r e s e r i o us about teachtng citizenship to the children f n our schools b e they Italian ; spanish , Polish y German > or whatever . # l --' vx .;- . e G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 J/' , -7,4 #& - t .p. . -? ( 1 sv.a.s o e , uuI sol s ï. u. ' C. .:r' e sousz oF ne:plpEsENTA.-rlvzs ... . . j .?.... tj! ..k,: . N lc7 then we should make available for purchase copfes of the of the Constitution in a language t'hey can understand. That's a11 this Bill seeks to do. only authorizes tke Secretary of State to prfnt the Constftutïon fn a language that is spoken by argreat'iajôrity...a great nùmber of people in our statea and I respectfully urge a 'yes' vote on this legislatton.'t Speaker Schneider: MA1l right. The Sponsor has moved a'M do pass' on 2175. A11 in favor vote faye'. Any opposed vote 'nay '. Rave a11 voted who wished? Represeatative D'Brlen. Explahation of votesm'l OlBrien: HYeah, Mr . Speaker and Members, I rise to explain my vote ln relatlon to 'this important. Member. Havlnl. heen the past Chairman vof the Spanish-speaking Peoples Study Conmtssion for the State of Illinoisy vhich was createz some years ago under the leadership of then Senator Paul Simon , think it would be a shame for us Members fn this General Assembly to cut back on this measure. If you read the measurea it Just requires that we print copies of the Unïted States' Constlturïon and that we print copiek of the Illinois Constitution Spaaish and glve ft to ' them at no extra cost. 1 don 't lind cutting back on certain areass but I think this is a mistake for the ' General Assembly to cut back on this specific' areà. 'Illinbfà has the fifth largest: legal Spanfsh-speakfng population in America. lhis the opportunity for them to learn about our governmental process at no extra cost to uss and ff you look around the floor of the General Assemblyy and some of you bn bothg.the Republlcan and Democratic side of the aisle, there are Italian Amertuans, there are Polish Americans, there are Cerman Americans. There is no: one Member in the House of the 177 of us from the Spanish extraet ion . Tt vould be a shame to cut b ack on th f s meas ure , and I enco urag e an ' aye # vo t e . . . 'ê Speaker Schneider : ''Representat ive 'Cetty . '' ' ':7-' E N E R A t A s s E M n t, v 5-8-79 'WN G , :/ .' -' R.+-'.7(-'d s sx x .y. s o p. I u u Ipl o 1 s 1 . .4 * .:r e Houle OF REPF/ESENTATIVE? . v aw v ' 108. cetty: ''Mr. Speaker, Members of the House, I'm absolutely h auazed. This wouldn yt cost .the state one penny . It would be a pass on, and, you know , the oppositton seems to be . ..ve#11 pretend it isn 't there, and maybe itVll go avay. If ve don't belp these people learn about our Constitution if we don 't help these people learn aboue'the Constltution of t:e United States and the Constitution of this statey maybe al1 of a sudden tbeylll go away , and I thiak that's what you#re saylng. Ands think you îre making a terrfble terrible mistake. A11 you're doing is saying we don 't want peojle of Spanish extraction to be able'to learn aad to understand the princfples of this great government. I thihk it's a shame that this Houses on a day like today, 1979, would say wefre not going to permit Spanish-speaking people to pnderstaad, thefr owp language, the basic concepts of the Constitution of the State of Illinofs and t:e United States of America, and I think anyone of you who 's votfng 'no ' ought to very seriously reconsider. This isn't a big appropriation to spend àfllfens of dollar . This is a very small ùesture. A gesture that invites people to become part of our societyp to become part of the tnkced States, and I'd ask you to give enough #otes to' make this measure pass.'' speaker Schnelder:'r''R'Representative Sahdquist. 'Represehtaffgd Màroyitz. tet me fnterrupt you Just a second: Elroy. Representative Marovitz.' Marovïtz: HYesy I1d like to ask the Sponsor of this Bill if this fs her ffrst Bf11.1' s peaker S chneider : ''lhat ' s a very important po int . 'ê Marovit z ) ''Ihat'' é an important point to me . '' Speaker S chnef der : ''NJW'. we ' 11 get back to . . .'' Harovit z : ''Is this her f irst Bill'l '' speaker S clzneider : ''Representat ive Braun indicates that that ' s her f irs t Bi 11 . ': Is ' 'th at r igh t ? 19 Marovit z : î'Firs t Bt11? Thànk ' ybu . '' 4 .<( .'-0 ' .= % GE N E R A L A S S E M B LY 5-8-79 . J q .. s, y ' . >.-j , .$. s'rx'rs oe tuul-ols k * - L . K G)- * HotlE OF I'EPKESEMTATIVC/ L <* o k., . . 109. Speaker Schneider: ''AII right. Letfs go. Representative Elroy Sandquist.'' Sandqu1st: HYes, Mr. Speaker and tadies and Gentlemen of the House, let's really look...look what welre saying here today. All youbre talking :about that we maybe had some tblngs in the past, and we did some things that were wrong in this Legislature, but that's not what we?re faced with here today. WeVre faced vfth something that's no t g oing to cost a pe'nny to the State of Illinois , and if there's anything we sbould want our Latino friends to know about fs our Constitutuion of the State of Illinois and of the United States. Wefve got to help..whelp them . to learn what wefçe g11 abputy qnd what Tou >pyr.i.(- pomqs-. . .- thfng me that if Qe ha've pridezin -ourbflag, ff.we hive pride in our Constitution, we ought to be printing the copies of our Constitution in many languages and sending them over- seas. I...really this fs a pride vote. If you have pride in your Constitution , you ought to want to put'this-.k'this document...these documents into as many languages as possible and s:ow people from other cultures what. exactly , the form of government tbat we havey that we take so much prfde in, and so 1...1 really think that this..vthis Bill is very similar to the...intent and in feeling te Repre- sentatfve Ropp's Amendment to our rule, and...aad I thfnk there should b e more votes f rom the o ther s ide o f the GENER AL A SSEM BLY 5-8-79 STATE OF ILLINOIS House OF RE@RESK-TATIVFS I 110. ;l aisle for this important Bi11.'' I Speaker Schneider: ,, Representative Peters.- ,. Peters: nSpeaks in Polish .'' Speaker Schneider: NXhatls a vtolation of free speech-'' Peter: 'Q onttnùès spàakxnggihgz6lishw' Speaker Schneider: ''Representative Bullocko'' Bullock: nThank you: Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the Housea I rise in support of this Bills and I rise in support of thfs Bill for two reasons. There are people tn thts Eouse who are sitting here today as a result of the Spanish-speaking vote. You are not teo proud to have the ballot printed in Spanish to get to the State Legts- laturek' 'Many 'of'l o'u 'are'casting'a red-vote'on this p'àr-'-' ticular issub. You are the very ones who a're.complafning. abcut the persons on our welfare xoll. I say to you, lHow can they posslbly live in this country earning a minimum wage if you donft give them aa opportunity to be productive, ff you donft give them an opportunfty to understand tbe rules and the regulation of thls country of ourskl You #re not too proud to ask for tbefr vote. You . allow them to vote fn Chicago for thôse of you who are :0th Republicans and Democrats to pull that lever. You?reil l proud to give it to them in Spanish on election day, and I you're not proud to give it to them on the floor of t%is House. I think it's a disgrace for those of you who do not have Spanish-speaking people in their district, but who staéd up holistic and say you don't vant your welfare ro l1s t o budge them . but yeu would dare s tand on the f loor o f tlAis llous e and deny tbem f u11 par t ictpa t ion . '' Speaker S chneider : ''Representat ive . . . '' Bullo ck : :1 I urge you t o cas t an ' ay e ' vo te on this b allo t , an d I c a n a s s u r e t ha t o n e d ay s o ln e o f yo u a r e g o in g t o b e dis p1a c ed on tlze f 1oo r o f th is Hous e by one vho do es speak espanol . '' Speaker Schneider : ''Repr es entative Catania . 'ï l . s-rx . - ; T' r. ,%p à. .% 7f,7*. 6' xb . G E N E R A L h s s E M B 1, Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 l ,. r : 'l./w)z ô sm a'r e: o y- I u ul - o ls .- . .4 . souss o. asepsss-mavlves . .. .- ,z.-k u..# cy.j akyxr q i ! 111. I i Catania: '' Thank you, Mr. Speaker and Members of the House. Thfs is 1 flrst Bi11 and I . indeed, Representative Braun s , realty thought it was a joke when the opposition staxted. I particularly thought that it was being done as a jokes I I because the movemeat to tàke it off Short Debate was I : I started by one of the Gentleman: who so proudly sponsors ' the Cerman dinner every year. Nowy those of us who are third and fourth generation Western Europenean..pEuropean, in some casesa have lost some of our ethnic heritage, aqd ve lost it because when oùr ancestor: came to this country they were ridicùled when they went to school if they :n '' didn't knov how to speak English. My father didnet teach me-to', speak ,&lavck-jwc.biecaosç.be uasn ridiculed Fvben' he vent to-. selzo o 1 . .b. qç ause.sh.e klpqvkev . S:-lcoava,lc e .a-Np.w .- q. don !.t th ink that because some or- us have lost that: we sheuld deprive people, whobhave a 'Spahiàh'lheeitage, from keeping that heritage. If we want to introduce a Bill to priat the Constitution in Polfsh , we have every right to dö that. and I certainly envy those here who still have that part of their Western European heritage, so they can speak the language of their ancestors. We have a great lady fn Chicagoy Matilda llakabowski'y who's on the CTA Boardy I who fights to keep the Polish heritage for her people. i . 3ut those us who are' too many-generationé'aw'ay from ! that heritage, may have lost it. don't think we should take it avay from the Spanish , and I thfnk you should vote''yes' on this Bi11.' Speaker Schneider: HAII rfght. I want to point out that there l 1 are many people wlzo would lf ke to speak . The Calendar J. s quite long . We ' ve been on this f or twenty minutes . If you still wish to speak , I $ 11 reco gnfze you . Representa- t ive Sat terthwaite . '' Sat t er thwait e : '1Mr . Speaker and Memb ers o f tll e Hous e . I have a g r e a t d ea 1 o f r eve r e n c e f o r t h e C o ns t i t u t i o n o f t h e United S tates and f or the Consti tut ion o f the S tate of * G EN ERA L A SSEM BLY 5-8-79 STAYE oF 1LLl-ols HousE OF HEPHESKNTATIVES t 112. Illinôls. It really seems to me that we ought to be asking t:ose people, kho are voting red 'on this fssue. how recently thèy have sat down vith their Englfsh editioa y l of the two constttucions to go through them and see , whether or not they are inspiked by the kind of government that we have in existence and the kind of advantages that we have in a free society that is exempliffed by our Constitutfoual rights and tîe message that we give to our children and our grandchildren about the perpetuation of that kind of government. It seems to me if ve vant to instfll any kfnd of respect for our form of governaqnt to any foreign-speaking person within our borders, we ought to..b. .e ...ablo..tG -pyovide-thea-with-the-texo-- in Ghèir-zown -v=c . language. I think the impact of thq words of those twp dpcuments are very persuaslve for our form of government, and I thiak that we can only do good in terms of passing on that word to anybody within our border. Certàinly w e : I would hope that anyone planning to be a permanent resfdentj of the D...'f Speaker Schnefder: HAII rfght. The tfmer was on : Representa- tive Satterthwatte. YouAve had tvo minutes on that. Representacive Robbins. tet 's give the Gentleman some 'attention, please.'' Roàbins: #' (Speaksu i n S pa iish .j I requesk i%d irè#ious questio'a.'' Speaker Schneider: 'lYou can't do that on the explanation of votes. Representative Pullen. Okay , the timer is on. 0he mfnute.o Pullen : ''Mr. Speaker, Ladfes and Gentlemen of the House I'm y 1 about to surptise Repres entat ive Telcs er . I really thlnk th a t R e p r e s en t'a t f v e B r a un d e s e r ve s a lo t o f c r ed 1. t f o r th e vay in which she has drawn thf s B111. l'his Bill is dif f er ent f rom maay o f the Bills tlzat we have had toward..bi- lingualism . This Bi11 address es its el f to the Constitu- t ion y and I would hope that if this Bill passes , it would encourage the people who come here f rom other lands to be ' ...* .. op = 5 .. g .y p 2' t. i . . xt! ' G E N E R A L A S S E M B E Y : . : ' q'kql whl j.j.p' K,u ,' h-!ï STAT F 0 F l L L1 N O I S L .' 7' ' * HoklsE o F RePR/SXNTATI ves u . . 1z'r . . ..z. . , L 1 J. . . . x' JAwl ' 113. good citizens and to want to become citizens. The Bt1l' also e' copies of the con- l , is different because it says t: E stftution will be available to these people at cost. This is a responsible way to approach tbis situation. It's probàbly the only vote of this type I vfll cast, because it's probably the only Bi11 of this ty/e that vfll be before us.'! Speaker Schneider: ''Al1 right. Representatfve Ewell. Tfmer's on. One minùte cut off. Pullen voted 'aye' by the wayo'' Ewe11: HMr. Speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen, the only thing that weîre concerned about here is the fact that'people be given an.tqdequate chance. I think t:e measure of our integrity is our ability 'to be sym>Wthetfc fon those who w . ..- z ...... - ? j. . ..,.-. . .. s. c.). -.Et. : .z-., .: . 'q!. -J.z -:vx .- .- . . .=- . -.c =:z. .=' . are not h ere an' d who are pot voting. We acknowledge we have a large Spanish-speaiing populaiiony but they don't have their Representatives on the floor to take care of their concern. Now , we have listened very fntentively to . l a11 the problems of al1 of the people throughout thfs lI state. We listened to the problems of every farmery every bridgey every damn, every dike, very sympathetically. ' When it rains on you, we lfsten. We hear and we under- stand. ThLs is ,1 very silupla Bill; a Bi11 tlkat deservea I cons iderat ion bas ed on its met'it . '' - -. Speake.r .S chne id er s ''AII r igh t à . vRepres entati-ve Centi-. 1'. - - . .. - Conti: ''p..speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the Housey I wasn't going to say anything on thisy because a11 of you knov the fight we put up with a couple of years ago on the bilingual education class. I know that this is aa innocùous Bi11. It means absolutely nothing.as far as printing the Constitution in Spanish , but 1et me remind you this is ônly part and parcel of their appropriatfon Bill that went up seven hundred and ftfty percent in less 1 than six years. If we#re going to cowtow to every nationa group that doesn't want to learn our language. and to answer susan catania, I'm a first Amer..'kfirst descendant w .-;- l .. 4+ s >'% *- c < G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 .. 8 ... I 9 , . x'r-'F '.11r. 'P. , sTn're or IuulNols ' -- j . : * House oF RsepxslwvAmlves . - 7. .Jk '. ., c aws ' ) . ... . uy. 2j. 114. immigrant from the o1d country . I couln't speak Engllsh uatil I went to school, and I'm stlll having trouble speaking English, but, at least, we joined the neighbor- hood where there vere very fev ïtalians, and nov ...Phi1. get out of here, will you? I'm asking you that thfs is the very beginning of a...of a package of Bills that are coming upv add if thfs reaches 89 votes, I'm gofng to ask for a veriffcatioa of the Roll Ca11.'' Speaker Schneider: ''Representative Taylor. Timer's on.ê' Taylor: 'îThank you, Mr. Speaker and Members of tbe House. I rise in support of tbis Bi11. I rise in support of this Bill, because I tbink it's needed. and 1 'm sorry that so .- ' :.. .:r.. . .:. ... ; . .u ...... -... . many .o f . my .. f r f ends.i. who . .are . ôn . th i&. 'f loor yuhcoxbt lztaâlAyz. 'f :.'=.',=yysJm.. suppqr t ing Class X legislat.ioply aatd. they .can ' t @ uppo rt .u..:. .. ' ' thfs kind Uf éill. Some of the persons who are going to jail today may not goy because they don't understand our laws. We're losing many federal dollars in this state according to Doctor James Horton, who I discussed it vith yesterday, because they could not understand the appli- cation forms. They could not understand pre-regfstration. I think it's a good Bfll, and I think those friends of mine, who said they are good Democrats, they will pass this Bill out today.'' . ev ' &:. 7-- '. . - - L 17 >' -t j - r -Q c c J* J '/ -. '---'' - ' '' K k . * 'r e : ê ' ' ' . - - speaker Schneidir: ' GAQI right. There's a Feqùest ior à vert- fication at this point. Have a11 voted who wished? Have a11 voted who wish? The Clerk will take the recerd. 0n this matter, 92 'aye' andC68 'nay '. and to honor the re- quest of Representative Conti there will be a verificatiom but Representative Braun has asked for a poll of t:e absentees. t,Pol1 of the absentees. Representative Youage.' Younge: '' fied '' Speaker S chnèider : 'lRepresentat ive Younge votes f aye ' . Is tltat 9 3? She is ' aye ' . 0h , Representative Younge , would yo u t u r n o' n h e r m i c 1 I c a n î t h e a r i t . ' ' Younge : ''1 ' d like to be verif ied .'' ' ; .t zzo< 5 ..g ..y q k. V.. . . G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y é: 7lr-) s'rxm? ov Iuu,xo's .' . . * H GQSE o F REPRESK M TATIV *5 . :H < . . . 1 . ' - . : ' ' - '...... ' ?.qLqz.'.. = ...... y '. '.j: ' 2. - '..a ..w.!J.>1v . . . $.g 1/ il 115. Speaker Schneider: ''0h. Representative Conti, vith leave for Representative Younge to be verified. Leave from the verifier. A11 rfght, proceed with the absentees.' Clerk Leone: HBluthardt. Preston. Capparelli. Dfpriua. Ebbesen . Epton. Farley.n Speaker Schneider: ''Representative Diprimaw'' Clerk Leone: ''Kosinski.î' Speaker Schneider: 'lExcuse me, John. Representative Diprima. Representative Diprima, d4d you wish to be recognized? Proceed? 0h, proceed with the call of the absentees.' Clerk Leone: ''Kosinski. Kozubowski. McGrew . Schuneman. stearney.'' Speaker S chne ider : ''AII rightu ' 'Chos e have' been cb.ncluded ;'''- and nôw if the 'Members would pleas e be in thqir. s eat so ' that ve can go tllrough the verification as rapldly as possible, the Clerk will call the 'aye' votes.'? clerk Leone: HAbramsop. Alexander. Balanoff. C. M. Barnes. Jane Barnes. Beatty. Bell. Bianco. Birchler. Bowman. Brady. Braun. Breslin. Bullock. Catania. Chapman. l Cullerton. C'urrie. Darrow. Dawson . Dômico. Donovan . I Doyle. Dyer . Evell. Flfnn. V. Frederick. Garmisa. Getty. Giorgi. Goodwin. Greiman. Crossi. Hallock. I ' I Hallstrom. Hanahan. Hannig. Harris. Huff. Jaffe. j . . ' . ' ' . - . . 7 ' . U ' Da-ve' Jones. Kan'e. Katz . keane. 'telty. Korn'owicz. Laurino. Lechowicz. Leon. Leverenz. Macdonald. Madiga . Marovitz. Matijevich. Mautino. Mcclain. Mcptke. Meyer. Molloy. Murphy. Kulas. Oblinger. OfBrien. Patrfck. Pierce. Pouacey. Pullen. Rea. Reed. Ri chmond . Ronan . San dqui s t . Sa t t er thwaite . S chlickman . S chneider . Sharp . Henry . Skfnner . Slape . Steczo . Taylo r . Telcs er . Ter z ich . Vins on . Vi tek . Wh f t e . Willer . Winchés ter . Sam Wolf . Younge . Yourell . Speaker . ' Speaker S chneider : ''AII ri ght . Representative Conti y any questions of the Af f irmative Roll Ca112 Conti on : please . '' 4 l -'X'UZ ' + . G E N E R A L A S S E M B Ia Y 5- 8- 79 . r. (-r;',r!6it:kp:''l;y1:!û:i.:2. r:.'.'q . s'ez a xxa.c oe. çuuluors w -9. s > ' . z= * H Q tl 5 F Cl F R EP R ZSE > M FY I V ES 6 116. Conti: ''Mr. Beatty , please.'' ' Speaker Schneider: ê'Representative Beatty. The Gentleman in the dhambers? Take him off. I do not see him. Strike him from the Roll. Representatfve Farley.'' Farley: 'How am I recorded?'' Clerk Leone: ''The Gentleman is not recorded as votingw' Farley: ''After talkfng to my leadery J1m Ta#lory I decided I want to vote 'ayer.' ' Speaker Schnetder: HFarley y 'aye'. Representative Conti.o Conti: ''You didnlt say anything about Beatty yeto' Speaker Schneider: ''I said knock him the Ro11Z' Coatl: 'A1l right. Breslïn?'' Speaker schnefder: ''Representative Breslin?'' i conti: '%he just walkedöin. 1#m sorry.' Speaker Schneider: î'A11 rfght.î' i ' C. onti: 'Currie's here. Dawson7f' Speaker schneider: ''Representative Davson in the. chambers? 1 There he is right in front of Representative Bdhvartà-' 1! y . j next to laylor. Schwartz, you need a little plug.'' ' Conti: 'Domico?n k Speaker Schneider: ''Representative Domico? I do not see the Gentleman. gomico is not in the chamber. Strike him 4 - .- - from the Roll- . Return Representative Beatty.'' - . - .-.'l ' C o n t :i. : '' G a r m :i. s a ? ' ' Speaker Schneider: HAII right. We striked Domico; returned Beatty. Representative Garmisa? In t:e chambers near his ch a ir . ' ' Conti: ,, I see Kornowicz was in his s. eaty but he 4s sitting l there.n Speaker Schneider: î'Verify Watson?'f conti: 'How 's Kucharski voting up there? Kucharski?'' Speaker Schnetder: ''Rep...'' Conti: '?No no, no. Change that. Leverenz?'' Speaker Schneider : 'RRepres entat ive Leverenz? Is the Centleman here ? don # t s ee his head . A1l ri gh t . He ? s in f ront 81' -u ' .<.p X*. inxx o e .., G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 -a .7 q r.: 4+ s I w .. j%frf-g 1 k svxve os luulsojs . :. * '>. * Hotlse oF RIPRKIE-'r'ATIVES . 4%.z' * ... *gc. v 117. of the press on tbe...my side...my right.'' Gpeaker schneider: ''Representattve Meyer? How-- did you ,.1 I detect Representative Meyer anywhere? Representative j Meyer?'' Conti: ''Representattve Meyer?'' Speaker Schneider: ''Not in the chamber? Remove him from the Roll Ca11.H Conti: ''Ronan?'l Speaker Schneider: 'Didn't hear the name. Representative Ronan:'' conti : ''Steczo come back . Sharp's here. Is Represeatative . . . .. speaker Schneider: ''. Representative Telcser i.s ! ce1 ytainly her. e ' ' ' for thts oneo'' ' Dnknown: ''Que pasa?'' coati: ''I know Catania spoke on t:e Billy but I don't see her ' on the floor. Did...push her own button?'' .l Speaker Schneider: ''Representative Catania, wherever you are. where is she? There she is right next to Represeatatfve Kelty. Philosophical similarities there . Representative Ebbesen . Catania's here. Nov, Representative Ebbesen to ' l be reeogntzed.'' 1 - Ebbesen : 'Yes, Mr. Speaker. how am I recorded?'' cterk Leone: ''The centleman is not recorded as voting e'' Ebbesen: f, Ptease ' vote me r aye , .f' speaker Schaeider: ''Ebbesen : îaye'. Representative Wfnchester-'' llinchester: ''How am I recordedb; Mr . Speakert'' speaker schneider: ''Mr. clerkk' ' Clerk Leone: ,1 T:e Centleman is recorded as voting ' aye # .Ae : i uinchester: ''Record me as voting 'no'.'' I speaker Schnefder: ''Winchester, 'no'. Further verffications Representative Conti?'' : i conti: ''I have no more.'' speaker Schnefder : ''No more . No f urther requests . Represent- : 4 t .--J- o , . ' g*. .M >; r- G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 . , 'i.- .z- vb 1 s'rA're o e I uu1 ., oIs ' . * e HousE OF F'EPRESI-TA'rIWCS . +: J . . : xG . z- * . . . u,; .. j' ' 118. ative...Mr. Clerk? Representative Jones. 0h, I'm sorry . Representative Diprima.' Diprima: ''Yeah, how am I recorded, Mr. Speaker?'' Speaker Schneider: ''How fs tbe Gentleman recorded? l'lHov's he reco r. . . 11 Clerk Leone: R'The Centleman is not recorded as votfng.'' Diprima: 9'A11 right. Vote me 'aye'.n Speaker Schneider: NDfprima, 'aye'. 0n this matter...Repre- sentatfve Jones.î' Jones: HYes. thank yous Mr. Speaker. I don 't waat to see the tady's Bill go dovn, but I think,'in fàfrness to allp the language in there should be in foreign language, aad that would be incluéive of al'l those individûal's Vho' do not ' ' speak the Englis: language,.so I wpuld changermy 'preseht' vote to an raye' vate, but perhaps they coutd amend this Bi11 in the Senate and put in there foreign languagey and ' that would be inclusive of a11 indivfduals. So. change me from 'present' to laye' .H Speaker Schneider: f'Representatfve Jonesy 'aye'. Now, Mr. Clerk , what is the count? On thfs matter th'ere are 93 'aye', 69 fno': and this Bill having received the Censti-l tutional Najority is hereby declared passed. House Bill 2193. Representative Farley. Congratulations, Mrs. sraun . jf ' Clerk teone: ''House Bill 2193. A Bill for an Act to amend Sections of an Act in relation to the creation, aad maintenance, and operationy and improvement of the Chicago Park District. Third Reading of the Bf11.'' Speaker Schneider: ''Representative...Representatfve Parley. And, just to remind you, we are back on Short Debateo'' Farley: ''Thank you, Mr. Speaker. What this Bill does fs speeif y certain powers o f the Chicago Park Dis trict . It talks about the fmpoundment of vessels . It provides f or a penal ty f or violat ion o f tlze regulations providing to the vess e1s and autho riz es the Commis s ioners to ref us e 4 ' , g ' a kt',.'t i, <' '-e'o*' e G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 t 1 - :v?v 1 svxx'c o y. I uj-l soI s 1. y r * yj o u SE Q F R KF@ K% E N T &Tj V C 5 . .. .*' :.'z o4 x' . * ...t .. p' J k;,, . . -. . j .t g a j ., (k , . . E I 119. chartering and moorlng privileges to any person convicted of violating those regulations. It talks about vessels that are abandoned within the harbor for ten hours. . . within the harbor for twelve hours without a peràft. aad ft talks about seizure of vessels having been used in a criminal crime, and I would move for a favorable Roll Call '' Speaker Schnèider: NAII right. Anybody in opposition? No one recorded, and the question is 9Sha1l this Bill pass?' Al1 those in favor vote 'aye'. Any opposed vote 'nay '. ' Have a1l voted who wfshed? Have al1 voted who wfshed? The Clerk will take the record. and on this matter there are l41 êayee, 2 lno ', and the Bfll having received the ' - . : . . . . .- . constituv. zouaz. 2 Majoesty. 'i à. hureb. y'' . dec.t ured ja' s,C.% sèa. à-e pr'.Ie .u - .. . .D .. ...- *'. . ' - . ' . . s en t. a t i v e v o u r el'l . ' 2 24 8 '. '' < - ' -' r . . ' * '='*= - - ' . -' clèrk O 'Brlea: .PHouse';3ï1l 2228.''A'Bil1 for an Acc to amend Sections of tbe Election Code. Third Reading of the Bi1l.'' Speaker Schneider: ''Representative Yourell.î' Yourell: ''Thank yous Mr. Spehker. Ladies and Gentlemen of ' the House. House Bill 2228 amends the Eleetion Code and Campaign Financing Act. The purpose of the proposal is tqI limit the number of times tbe State Board of Election or County Clerk vould require to send the manual of instruc- tion and reporting forms to polftieal Committoes. Thfs îI proposal, if enacted, would save a great deal of money by reducing the number of manuals and forms printed and save the considerable cost of repeated bulk certified maïling. ..ahappy to ansver any questions.'' Speaker Schneider: HAII right. Anybody in opposition on this matter? No one in oppositfon.on thià question . All thos in favor vote 'aye'. Any opposed vote 'no'. Have al1 voted who wished? Have a11 voted vho wished? The Clerk will take the record. 0n thfs matter there are 152 'aye'y n on e 'no ls and this Bill having received the Constitutton 1 Majority is hereby declared passed. Jack. Johny I9m . told this is being held for a corrective Amendment. Is 4 t . ps.isz o 5 , t ys+ f. n; c < G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y . 8 ..y g 1, ?r ).' NW&, p & svlve ofr tuulaols I , .'' y. * House oe F'EPI4eSK-TATIVES ' u' t: v k .: c yqx ' . , : y.r . - : ' . . #L q'c : ; -,*-4$ t' '. i 120. l hat right? A11 t right . Representative Matl.l evtch. A11 right. House Bi11 2249.1' Matijevich: l'Yes, Mr. Speaker and Ladles and Gentlemen of the House, I*d like leave to return House Bill 2249 back to . t:e order of Second Reading, and in Enrolling and Engross- ! ing they found a technfcal error, and I've got to have leave to return it to jecond and then leave to table Anendment /1 and then to adopt Amendment 12, which'changes .. .corrects that technical error. Do we...'R Speaker Schnéfder: HAII right. The Gentleman asks leave to return House Bill 2249 back to the order of jecond Readfng Is there any opposition to that? Hearing none, the 3il1 ' . . i' s back .to s e coad - Read %ng ..1' -' '- - .. ' - - .: .--. .-' % ..- 'I.. - .x ' .- . . . . . = . Matijevicb: ''Leave to table.Amendment /1.:. . Speaker 3ctwneider: MThe Centlcman asks for.the'table of Amend-. ' ment /1. Leave is granted.'' Matijevich: HNow...now...'' Speaker Schneider: HNow, Representative Matijevich on Amend- @' m e n t # . . . ' ' Matije/ich: ''I move to adopt Amendment /2, which is purely makes thev..it incorporates Amendment 1 and changes that i l . technical error whièh was found in Enrolling and Engrossfn . I move for the adoption of Amendment //2.'R speaker schùeider: '' A1 i r i ght; 'The Gentleman'has moved for ! . i the adoption of Amendment #2 to House Bi11 2249. A11 fn favor say 'aye'. Any opposed. There is none. The Amend- ment is adopted.'' Matijevich: 'Ieave to...'' ' Speaker Schnetder: 'Qhird Reading.'' Matilevich: îo ..keep ft on Short Debate. ' Thahk you.'' Speaker Schnefder: ''Leave ft on Short Debate. Representative Bower. House Bi11 2268.' clerk o 'Brien: HHouse Bill 2268. A Bi11 for an Act to amend Secttons of the Election Code. Third Reading of the Bi11.' speaker Schneider: ''Representatfve Bower.'' . t . a-.;.s.m I :k .y, 11+z G E N E R A L A S S E M B 1, Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 I ' ' -i, ..4, 1 s.r .m c o p. , uu, s o I s : - l .- .- .' w ,= e HotlsE OF REPRESENTATIVRS . I 't-cakw x . ' . . . j 121. Bower: ''Mr. Speakery tadles and Gentlemen of the Houses House Bill 2268 amends the Revenue Act to conform the provisions of that Act in terms of propositions to lover various county taxes into complfance with the terms of the Electio Code. T*is is necessary, because when the Legislature l changed the absentee votlng requirements, they dfd not cNange the time period in which propositions under this Act could be filed. As a result, tn our county, fn Effingham and in suveral other counties in the state ta this past electlon, people that voted for the first tvo or three weeks absentee could not vote on these proposf- tions, because the ballots could no't be certifiedw'' Speaker Schneider: '#A11 right. Anybedy in opposition to the . - . . J : . . . - r: . : ...... : .:.= 7- : . . . -0 r . . : .. - . c.l fa-. -. - . . proposal? There being none, the question is this, 'Shall . - - - . . - ...... J 7 T ' .:..*. w this Bill passî' A11 tbose in favor vote 'aye'. Any j opposed vote fnayl. Have a11 voted who wfsbed? Have a11 voted who wished? 1he Clerk shall take the record. 0n t I this questfon there are 149 'aye'...52 'ayef and none voting in opposition , and this Bill having received the Constftutional Majority fs hereby declared passed. Repre- seatative Mau ...kepresentative Harris. 2279 .,' Cterk o'Brien: f'House Bi11 2279. 2% B111 for an AaJ relatinz 1 to the repair of certain motor vehicles. Third Reading of: ' t h e B i 1 1 . '' . . -. ..- ... - .-- . . - -. - -. . - -. z - -' '= 7 ...... - . . - . -. . . -- Speaker Schaeider: ''Representative Earris .' Harris: ''Thank youy Mr. Speaker aéd Ladies and Gentlemen of the House. House Bitl 2279 simply. states that no private vehicles shall be repalred in a state :garagew With Amend- !. aent ?1 taking'out vocatioaal training facilities. With Amendment //1 I know...l know of no oppositfon to this B i 1. 1. * Vî Speaker Schneider: ''Anyone ia opposition? There being nones the questfon is 'Shalt thts Bill pass:' K11 those in favor vote faye'. Any opposed vote.oeHold on. Represeat- ative Kent.n .. s7.S? o 5 - J z + .Q. & x' $ G E N E R A L A S S E M B t, Y 8- 7 9 - 't smw 'î %zj. 'rs oe 'uujsols x .' - e HOUSEOFRFPRKSENTAYIVE> . '- y. ak x Ct . c XW *k ' ' 122. Kent: HThank you, Mr. Speaker. I'd like to ask the Sponsor here a questfon and then make a comment.'' Speaker Schneider: 'fWe11 we'd like...could you..olet's just allow it for Just a second and possibly we could avoïd breaking it out'a lfttle further. Representative Kentp go ahead and then make an observatfon.'' Kent: HWe11, then, could I have ten people for Ldng Debate?'' 1 ' Speaker Schneider: #'We11, wby donlt we just try the questfon for awhile? See if we can avoid that. Representative Kenty proceed with your questiono'' Kent: nAs I understand it, this Bill does not allow the vocational education people to.o.to take a car from oue of ;' .' : . . .::.- . - 7 '-'-.' ' c=--' 'w- - 't-h e i r.-, s t u den t é' . and r e k-. t-.'1-e a r n lz Ow â-t.o .r e p a ir. .Xt é- '#.' ' . :-T - .-.==.x7:z ê . Speaker Schneidqr:. ''Representative Harrisz' Barris: ''aepresentative Kent, this has been amended out of the Bill by Amendment #1. It now includes state garages only , and theo..the vocatienal institutes vere taken out l o f the Bill hy the ' Kmendment . '' ç ! Kent: ''Thank you-'' : I s Peauer Redmond: ''Representative Borchers-'' sorchers : ''I ' d lfke to have a question o f the Sponsor of the ! Bill 9 pleas e . '' ' Speaker Redmond: ''Proceedz' j . ' ' -< . - . - J ! ' - ' -Bo'tchzrs':-'- llsince -th'e.k.since 'tbis is a 'matter of repairing ' = automobiles in state garages and a11 sorts of vocational training, do you thfnk that ft's possible ve could prfnt the explanation and repair cars in Spanish?'' Speaker Redmoad; ''Representative Barnes. That's right. 0ut t of order. The question of order 's been raisedy and Repre- sentative Matïjevich is correct. Representative Harris to close.'' Harris: ''Thank you, Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the House. I think the Bfll fs a very simple Bi11. The part that was causfng some difficulties with most of us 1 ' was vocational training faèilities . This bas been amended . # l ,'Q d G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 . ,4 q> . r . w. e- I - X y; . S'T'A 'r E7 C:e j u u js o j s . l .- I '. * s ï.r ' /: j . . e ..- ). v . . 7 : , . 'p .z , j ggp jxss .g r.j ,. j. yjes. -x ktvu . ;z j.jp.s . k-t u:. . ' j 12g. out of the Bi11. Now, instead of state garages oaly . ther i shatl be no private vehicles repaired in thts factlities , I and Ifd like t.o have a favorable vote on the Bi11. Thank you.If S Peaker Redmond : ''The ques tion is ' Shall thïs Biil pass ? # Those fn f avor vo te 1 aye ' . Oppos ed vote 'no ' . Have a11 7 voted who wish? Have a11 voted who wfsh? The Clerk wï11 take the recordk 0n this question there's 153 'aye' and ! ! i 2 lno' ' aad the Bi11 bavins received the Constitutional ! i Majority is hereby declared passed. Weere henored vfth ! the visit of a very dfstinguished for. mer Member of th'e I . . House, former,Representatf#e Bill Harrfé.. Hezserved 1: .t L . t:e House with distinctioa,land t : en :e fell oa dviz wkys. : ; 229 gg .If .a . , . clerk o'Brien: ''House Bfîk 2291.:' k speaker Redmond: ''We're having a problem wfth Enrolling and Engrossing on 2287, vhich is yours.'' I clerk OlBrien: ''House Bill 2291. A Bill for an Act to amend sections of the lllinois Vehicle Code. Third Reading of ::a nzyyay Speaker Redmond: î'Representative Lechowiczz' techowicz: 'Q hank you, Mr. Speakers Ladies and Centlemen of the House. House Bill 2291 allows a vehicle: vhen en l route to Lhe nearest scale and when the amount does not exceed the following: ii aisingle axle of 2000 pounds, tandem axle of 3000 pounds, and gross wèight of 5000 pounds. These figures were derived from a meeting held by the Motor Vehicles' Laws Commisslon of the Department of Transportation , the Illinoià State Policep the Motor Vehicles' Laws'commiséion, and the truckfng industry are in agreement on these ffgures. If you recall. the Governor's Task Force recommended an increase as far as the fines were concerned. The origfnal Bf11 called for a stronger mandatey and vhen the Bill came into the Commltt ey - we came up with an agreed Amendment. It eliminates I 4 t ' uc- . y% ' * ' .. G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 r .% t& N .,.JF- s-r-xe og 'uukso,s =' .& - * H/tlse OF GFPRESENYAYIVES . 8 '6) - . I . a;kr. u . ., . ;. . :. j' ; ' 124. 1 Sections 15-1-113.2 pertaining to a pèrmanent loadsy I I ! because these are covered under Senatè Bill 506 vhich was introduced at the request of the Motor Vehicles' Lavs Commission . Basically , what we're doing is we#re...we#re : inereasihg the cost of the fines.o Qn q oads 'over 2û00 it i would be from feur cents to six cents; 3000 to 4000. ! stx ceats to eigut.cents; 4000 to 5:00 pounds lt raised ! efght cents to ten; five pounds and...5000 pounds and Zreater, ten cents to tWelve Centszv ! Speaker Redmond: HIs there anyone in opposition? The questïon is îshall this Bill pass?' Those in favor vote faye'. . opposed vote 'uo '. Have a11 voted who wish? Have al1 '' ' ' '' ' . . . : .-. -. . . :' tù - E9 V @.4. Fh. O .8iS-1!.î . - T#e- Clemk yil.l take the secqqd . .0n thj.s . -. . .. uuestion there's 153 'ave' and 1 'nol. and the Bill having recefved tbe Constitutional Majorityp bereby declared - passed. 2296.'1 clerk O'Brten : ''House 3fl1 2296. A Bi11 for an Act to amend ( ' .. S ections o f the Illinios Vehicle Code . Tbird Reading of the B111. '' I ! Speake.r Redmond: ''Representative VonBoeckman.'' ' VonBoeckman: HMr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the l House, what House Bk11 2296 does is requires che Seczetary r . j of State investigators to investigate a homemade trailer ' on applfcatfon :or a title Wéd license. rt will preveat 1 q 1ot of stolen trailers from being licensed under this Act. 1 ask your favorable 'support.f' .' '- Speaker Redmond: Hls there anyone in opposition?'' i VonBoeckman: ''I know of no opposition .'' speaker Redmond: 'fAnyone fn opposition? The question is 'Shall this Bill pass?' Those fn favor vote 'aye'. opposed vote 'no '. Representative Harris is the finest Representative that Pontiac ever produced. Have a11 vote who wish? The Clerk will take the record. 0n this question there's 15l 'ayel and l gno'. The Bill having received the Constitutional Majority, hereby declared I t ,Q- +t G; 7' t G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5- 8- 7 9 ' r . ' F q V.'> utT * A ! l * r X. ?-!.).JA - s T A T ? o F l L L I N o 1 s I . '. - <.L r,>:. sosjsg og ssessssxvavjvss '. .. jr . . ' : . . . ,y .;.. . ; . uitj. 1 2 5 . Passed . 2 317 . '' Clerk 0 ' Brien : ''House Bill 2 317 . '' Sp eaker Redmond : ''Repres ent at ive Co nt i : pleas e s i.t down . I' I Representatfve...Representative Dan:i. el s . '' I Clerk O'Brlen: HA Bï11 for an Act...à Bill for an Act pertain- ing to confidentiality of certain medical evaluation records. Third Reading of the Bill.'t Speaker Redmond: î'Representative Daniels.'' Daniels: ''Mr. Speakery Ladies.uup. Speaker Redmond: DDaniels.'î Daniels: ''House Bill 2317 provides that a1l informationy reports, statements: and other data of physician-owned enter insurance exchanges, and their agents will he con- fidential under the Peèr .Review Section. There is a safeguard rhat fn any hospftal proceeding to decfde upon a pbysician ': staff privileges. These records may be avallable, and I ask for your favorable consideration. I know ofkm o oppositione'' Speaker Redmond: 'Is there anyone in opposition? The ques- tion is 'Shall this Bill pass?' Those in favor vote 'aye'. Opposed vote 'no'. Have a11 voted vho wish? Have a11 voted who wish? Ti.e Clerk will take 2he record. On thls question therels 155 'ayel and no 'nay', and the Bill having'received the Constitutional Maj.oritys hereby declared passed. 2328.'' clerk O 'Brfen: nHouse Bill 2328. A Bi11 for an Act to amend Sections of the Vehicle Code. Third Reading of the Bî11.' Speaker Redmoad: nRepresentative Kentv'' Kent: ''Thank you, Mr. Speaker. This Bill Just changes two words in the Act...in the Vehicle Code. It adds the letter 's' to 'members of one family' instead of 'member of one family ', and it changes to show that the deceased has nothing to do with it. In otber words. it changes 'of the deceased' instead of #or deceased'. aad so it's jusk'lreally corrective legislation.n 1 'k $.' i%L .z G E N E R A !. A s s E M s t, y 5 - 8 - 7 9 ', y. >. A , ., R'pk.r1-> smavs oe Iuulaols k .'' ''- ' * HousE oe nlepsszN'rA'rlvzs ! .. :: . r- I . 126. Speaker Redmond: ''Is there anyone in opposition: The question I is lshall this 3i11 pass?' Those in tavor vote 'aye'. 1! Opposed vote gno'. Have al1 voted who wish? Have a1l voted who wish? Clerk will take the record. On this question there's 159 'ayef and no 'nay'. Thè Bfll havfng received t:e Constitutional Majorftyy hereby declared passed. 2344.11 Clerk O'Brien: ''House Bill 2344. A Bill for an Act to amend Sections of an Act to provlde for financing for the state program for the collection and disposal of unclaimed abandoned vehicles. Third Reading of the Bii1.'' Speaker Redmond: 'lRepresentative Wlnchester.'' Winchester: nThank youy Mr. Speaker and tadfes and Gentleuet x ...... - . .- . . u . . -+ . . .' . . '- . 7 ' .<' ' ' -- - . . ' . . v ;Jl-- ' ' ...... ï ' . r . .m=r : q : . S L :.-. z . 'uz' ru:.t 'xcg-..- of the House. This Bill passed out of Motor Vehicles on . . ' . . 7 . . ''r . . n *r' '2. t' 7 - a ten ta zero vote. Itfs a...it's a anti-diversion .type Bi11. What it would do ts provide that any amount fn the Vehicle Reeycling Fund in the excess of one millfon dollar be transferred to the Road lund lnstead of the Comnon School Eund. Tbis would allow tbe Governor to transfer up to approximately three million dollars a year into the Road Fund.'' ' speaker Redmond : nIs there anyone in opposition? Representa- tive Cene Moffman .'' Hoffman: ''Mr . S-P ddk%r ,' ''tCàd-féb 'iûd-GdvfieYbn'' 6-f -iEe--H Ou f%-y -é'S- ' indicated by the Sponsor of this legislationy welre talktn about moviag money from one fund in whic: there is great need, Common School Fund, fnto another fund. the Road Fundy'ln which'there is also great need. You have coming l before you very shortly a number of Bills to fund the schools in the State of Illinois , and I suppose it's ft's a choice that you have' tolmake here between keeping the money where it is now ftz the Sehoot Fund and taking ï.r f rom that f gnd and movfng it over to the Road Fund . I . f or one , . . . I ,. think ït ought to s tay in the Common School Fund , and > f or that reason , am in oppos it ion to this Bi1 .'' ' 1 .. - +oS-VJQ ---> .. o E N E R A t, A s s E M B t, Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 1 F r .:rj & , c . : J - '-'sxz'j STATE OF 1uLINo1> L . ':$ Xw- e souse oF I'e:P'RESINTATIVeS '.'. r' z.z ; uj;)v & # . : .z S.r:. 127. Speaker'Redmond: ''Representattve Schneider, for vhat purpose do you rlse?'f Schneider: 'Q lm always reluctant to do thfs, Mr. Speaker, but as I observe. it does seem to be a significant issue. It relàtes to the School Fund. I vould lik'e to ask that it be opened up for Full Debate.'' Speaker Redmond: DIs the centleman joïned by nine Members? Full Debate. Representatlve Schneider.'' Schnefder; îlYeah, Representative Winchester, I'm n6t familiar with the details of the Bi11. Would you explafn to me hou you came to the concluéion that those kinds of montes ought no t go to the Common School Fund , . or . you kaov , wh at .' s th e b as i s f o r . mak ing th a t. akind . o f .-deci s ion? !' '- Speake: Rqdmond : ''Rqpres eqt: tlve Winche: !: er '. P Winchescer: ''We11 the money...it...g'ive me some baekground on the Yehfcle Recyclfng Fund. It fs vhenever you buy... whenever you title a new cary one dollar of that three dollar fee goes to..evehicle Recyclina Fund. Whenever a car is salvaged, that salvage company has to submit that certificate to the Secretary of State and pay three dollarsl in order to salvage ït. Thfss to me and te 1 think manyl Members of tbe House, is a road-related program. not a l common school-related program. We feèl that the proper p'laee tbat thls: monkk' âhould-be ié in an'area whefe ltes badly and desperately needed at thts timey and that's the Road Fund.'' speaker Redmond: ''zepresentative Flinn'k Monroe Flinnw'' Flinn: ''We11 Mr. Speaker, 1, too, rise fn oppositlon to thïs Bi11. It's probably a.o.most likely a noble cause the Gentleman has for fntroducfng the Bill, but we're robbtng Peter to pay Paul tn this case, and in this case it's l $ the school...the scheol chfldren who suffer. I would suggest kf the Centleman vants money for thfs purpese. thae he try to get RTA to pay back tbe thirty-fbùr millio - d O 1 1 a r s n in e t y y e a r s ah e a d 0 f t i m e . ' # I 1 . ...f.%- o a - .; q . ' . -e. ,se.a,.x . G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - ' '' : m . 'tlr'E 1 v a r s o e , u u ,x o , s .:.. ;. s . . ?y'ï'zk k;. 5p ' . :28. Speaker Redmoud: ''Representative Skinner, be in order. Any- thing further? Represeutattve Wincheiter to cleseo'' Winchester: ''Thank you. Mr. Speaker. I dfd not mean for this to be a controversïal Bi11. I just assumed that everyone ' had oa thefr mfnd nowadays trying to step dfversiens froo going out of the...from money leaving the Road Fund and going .ïnto other areas. lhts is a prime example. It is . . .it is road-related, and tbe money should be fa the Road 1 Fund: aad I would urge a...a favorable vote for thls Bi11.# speaker Redmond: ''lhe question is 'Shall this Bill pass?' 1 Those in favor vote 'aye'. opposed vete 'uo t. Represent- ative VonBoeckman to explain his vote.ê' - ' ' VonBoeckman: ''We11 Mr. Rpéaker .'...there's a. mfscoateptioa'' ' . . . . s. y j o: this issue. lhqvçls np mopey that really goes into n the School Fund. The Governor just has a prerogative . I - uader legislation in the previous years: and I thlnk ce just'7want to stop dlversion, and I say it's a good Bt11.'1 @ - k Speaker Redmoad: ''Eave al1 voted who wish? Representative ! To t ten . '' Totten : ''Thank you: Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the Bousey to explain my vote. tf I may. The questlon before the General Assembly fn thfs Sessfon ts w'hether we are golng to i ncrease our road tax or other road-related ' - '' 'taxes tn o'r'der tb f ùnd th é- Duouo in roàd' àyé-t em . Tlfe - ' - - ' ; . questiôn that thfs Bfll poses. as an alternative. is to 1 elimfnate an.unnecessar# divèrsion that at one time vas felt to be needed, and that is to put thfs road-related monies fnto the Common School Fundw That fund no longer needs these monies as much as the current pressing needs for the Road Fund. A eyes' vote for thfs veuld help to I avofd a future fncrease fn the gasoline tax. and it seems I ' j at a time when many Members are lookfng for ways to avoid I having to increase a tax, that this alternative makes the I . I most sense at 'this time. Although the monies may only be I one or two million dollars, thatês a 1ot of dollars thae I * , t , s-.kr% y-.w G E N E R A L A S S E M B Ly 5 - 8 - p 9 r . *-' '%' 'ë'*- è 1 k . 1. v e: o . , u u ,. o l s ' -4.. :' 8 ' .u* s'rA' k. >. ' * Houst OF REPRESENTATIVR/ .. . qastrv v( i I I 129. can go toward improving a lot of roads without havfng to vote for an unpopular tax. 1 think the measure makes a 1ot of sense. especfally in these tfmes, and 1et me point out that the Common...that the Coumon School Fuad, althoug always in need o f more money : is an area witen you have a limited pie , that is now an area o f declining need . becaus o f declining enrollments . The Road Fund f s an area of ïncreas fng rleed > and thf s is a vay to accomplislz the pu'r- Pose without inereas ing taxes . '' Speaker Redmond : ''Repres entat ive Mcclain . '' Mcclaf.n : ''Thank you very muclt y Mr . Speaker , Ladies and Gentle- men of t:e House. Representatfve Totten's bottom lfne fs ' ' - ' ur, à-.t fl't t tfl'y . ift, r'é.%- 'é t=.n' ' 'H-F#. '-r- .e a. k.y rîfhg- !'i. i-g. .i ftf- .% ué .ë g) .Ljhl lYiq. 'tjz qE 'f.e N' -= z - -- a'u.' . -. f au n y' . thfak' -w-iat' 17d - g-ake '.qj'eu' *éf e 'tl'tb poft t'i càl . reasons for why to #ote for thls. But, frankly, no one- back home is going to believe that because of this vqte you don't have to vote for a gas tax hfke or vhatever comes along later on. That just doesn't wotk. Tbe issue really is on how we want touhandle the business of state goverument, and when you talk about the Road Fundy you fve got to talk about how weRve Put'monfes in that Road Fund. Taking money for unclafmed abandoned vehfcles is...fs lndeed Road Fund kind qf usagey and ought.o.that mopqy ought to go in Road Fund . The money . . . if you ' re going to us e it f or the Commonl School Fund , it probably ought to be earmarked f or some sott o f educational pract ice in ter o f lf tterf ng or abandonf ng or something like that . But y g enerally , when you talk ab out now the Ro ad Fuad dollars , and how we manage st ate government y how we manage the Road Fund , I think the issue really has to be when you raise the money f rom 'road issues lf ke unclafmed vqhf cles . . . abandoned unclaimed vehicles , tlzat money ought to go fn the Road Fund where we . . . aetually the Illinois Depart- m e n t o f T r ans p o r t a t i. o n g o e s o u t . . . s e eks o u t and g e t s those . . . thos e vehicles . So y indeed y when you talk about 1 1 . x ,'5 'zwc. e G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5-3- ? 9 :' - ' '.w *'lzr o svavs op I uu1 a o Is . Q. f. î. '' . .': * v * House OF REPRESQ-TATIVES . nw- . ., 1 % . (2 . 130. how we handle state government in a business-like approach this Bi11 ought to be adopted. Even though I'm a strong advocaee of educatfon, thfs aoney really has no correlatio eo a Common School Fund. I urge an 'aye' vote.'' Speaker Redmond: ''Representative Polk. Onexminuie to explafn bis vote.'' Polk : î'Thank you, Mr. Speaker. As the previous speakery the Gentleman from Quincy, well knows...havfng served three terms wfth hfm on the Educatlon Committees I've always been au ladvocate of educatïon. I think most people that know me on the floor knows that I'Lhave qsuppottéd the edu- catfon and the funding ever since I have been down here. .but this is oneuispue-wherew todays we have an.fssua tha,y' . .thht fs mor: pyçqsfpq. .That is :he school fsspe. We are going to have sufficfeut' funds for our..wto educate our people this year. We are having problems wtth the roads, and I woùld support...would appreciate the 'aye' votes.'' Speaker Redmond : 'Representatfve Steele. 0ne minute to explai h;s votee'' Steele: nThank you, Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Gentlemen of the l Housek' 0ne of the most crying needs that 've have here fn : the State of Illinois is to stop these road diversions. I think the nessage thai's coming to us toud and clear fs let's seop these diversions. That's what the people back home want. This is a Vehicle Recycling Fund very clearly related to road usage, and I think that this is a very sfmple. a very reasonable, a very proper vay fn whfch ve l should stop a very s imple diversion of the Road Fund y and I would certaf n1y recommend o ur suppo rt her e . '' Speaker Redmond : 'The Clerk will take tlàe record . 0n thfs question there ' s 103 % aye ' and 49 e no ' > and the Bi11 having received the Constitutional Ma5 ority . hereby declared passed . House Bills ; Third Readïng y Short Debate Calendar on page 22 . 1908 . Represen tatïve Donovan . * # . 'e G E N E R A L A S S E M 11 L Y 5- 8- 7 9 t H: r. '. lp&y. 1 s v. g v s o e I u u j N o 1 s - . f :% . ' . . 'L. %* a . H Q kl Y % o F R E PR ES Ex v xxj v ss '' ,. ., . .x. & jj. ,f* $I j'; . ' . 1@q a . j.:&' z-L . . . p .' 's' /. .. . .' .:. ' I I i I I 131. ' I Representative Donovan.'' E l Doaovan: ,, Yes: Mr. Speaker. I vould lfke 'to ask leave of the House to table the Amendments 1 and zv.mcommittee Amendmeq s and offer a third àmendment that's on your desk. Th1s... i this...jj ! Speaker Redmond : ''Representatfve...go ahead.'' Donovan: f'Yesg'' i j Speaker Redmond: ''Representative Donovan desires leave to ' i return 1908 to the Order of Second Reading. Does he have : leave? 1908 ïs on the board. Al1 rfght. You got the...'' Donovan: ''Tben I move for the adopt..v'' Speaker Redmond: 'lYou got'10909 with ...okay. Nov s Represeata- ' tivt D?povan.'' . ' . -.> - * .. . J v. . ' . ' e . .. ' .. - ' e ' - . ' w.-z :--. . . - . . . ' . ' . -- -.) q. . . ' . . ' x . Y - .- w 7 . ' ' .. . .. > -' *. 4'. n .' '.:i. - Donovan: ''Tben I move for tîe adoption of the Ameadment #...'# speaker Redmondl ''l'm on 1908. What do you want done vitb 1 those? They're,commfttee Amendments 1 and 2...'1 Donovan : '''. . . 2 't (5 b e ( t t ab 1ed . 1' l speaker Redmond: ''The centleman moves to table Committee l Amendments l and 2. Those in favor of the motlon indicatej w . wyeah , b0th of them...indicate by saying 'aye'. 'Aye'. Opposed, gno'. The gayes' have it. The motion carried. Auendments 1 aad 2 are tabled. Any furtber Amendmeats? I Clerk O'Brlen: HNov > Amendment /3 9 Den/van-cullertony anends i ' ' ' ' llous e B i11 l 9 0 8 i:o n Jage' .,1 by 'dq.. let f ng rine- 1 : : v '2. > . '3 @ add. .. . so forth.' Speaker Redmond: ''Representative Donovaa moves tbe adoption of Amendment #3.3' Donovan: ''Three.'' speaker Redmond: HThose in favor say 'aye'. 'Aye'. opposed: 'no '. The 'ayes! have it. The motion carried. Amendment 3 is adopted. Any further Amendments?'' Clerk 0 ' Br ien : ''No f ur ther Amendmeats . '' ! speaker Redmond : ''Third Reading . î' Donovan : ''Thank you , Mr . Speaker . '' Speaker Redmond : R'Do you ask leave to leave ' f t on the Order o f # ' 'rW , . r A*4 ' '1/.*' r' xl G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 :' N?1r s'rA're oF juulplols .' r * House ol F'EFAESKNTATIVES 132. Third De...of Short Debate? Does he have leave to leave it on the Order of Short Debate? Leav'e is granted. On th I Order of House Bills, Third Reading. Short Debate appears I House Bill 725. Representative Deuster. Read the Billp Hr. Clerk-'l Clerk QîBrien: ''House Bill 725. A Bill for an Act to amend the Illinois Insurance Code. Third Reading of the Bi11.'' Speaker Redmond: nRepresentatlve Deusterm'' Deuster: 1'Mr. Speaker, Ladies and Centlemen of the Rouses in the Committee, Amendment Ik was adopted, which had a technical defaultw.wdefect, rather, in that it did not strtke out language that is to be repealed. I voulds at this time, ask leave po return House Bill 725 back .to the . Order of Second Reading, so as to remove Auendment 1 and . . - . e . , . c - .. wau',r .. F'. . r ep 1ac e . # t witll Amendnen t nevx . . . # 2 y wh i ch is i n co rrec t f O r m . ' 1 Speaker Redmond: ''Representative Deuster asks leave to briag 725 back to the Order of Second Reading. Does he have l leave? Hearïng no objectlon, leave is granted. Read the Bi11, Mr. Clerk. Now, Representative Deuster moves to I table Committee Amendment /1 to House Bill 725. The questioa's on the motion. lhose in favor say 'aye'. l ' Ay e 1 Oppos ed , f no ' The ' ayes ' h ave it . The mo t ion c .'# r 'ç i e d.y . a n; # Apen/m e pts /./ l' .i. . xt ab le d. B . Deuster: ''Now, I would move to adopt Amendment /2: whichs as I say. is in technically correct form and is substantively the same as Amendment //1. So, I move to adopt Amendment # 1 . . . / 2 t o H o us e L- B i 11 7 2 5 . R' Speaker Redmond: nRepresentative Getty.î' Getty) ''Has that Amendment been printed?l' Speaker Redmond: HWhat was .the question , Representative Getty? # Getty: MHas that auended...Amendment been printed?ï' Speaker Redmond: HI understand it has. Representative Deuster moves the adoption of Amendment #2 to House Bill 725. Those fn favor of the motion say 'aye '. 'Aye'. 'Opposed. 4 - - . - . - - . - . ; .;;Gx ' ' .k' . . G E N E R A L A S S E M B t Y 5-- 8 - 7 9 'r w . 2X+' î i' :4i?'J- A svsvs o, Iut-lso.s '. .G Xsr e HltzsE DF REPRESENYATIVES .... l- .!jy x ' kr - - L . -- -X 1 ! : 133. lno '. The 'ayesl have 1t. The motion carriedy and the Amendmentf: adopted. Any further Amendments?'ê Clerk o'Brien: ''Ko further Amendments.'' , l Deuster: 'Mr. speaker, I'd ask leave that this be returned to i l the order of Third Readtng and remain on short Debate, ( because tîe Amendment note made no substantive change in the Bil1.H Speaker Redmond : HDoes the Gentleman have leave to leave it on the Order of Short Debate? Heartng no objectfonp leave ïs granted. It's on Third Readingy Short Debate. Watt till I ffnd out what I'm dofng here: Jerry. Oa page 38 Senate Bills, Third Reading, appears Senate Bill 357. The second best Representative from PoentkacsuReprèsentative .Ewinj.' - Representative Colliq@. do you.seek-recogn.it.fon?'' Collins: 'Q just wanted to caat one vote for Carl Eunstckero'' Speaker Redm/nd: ''Thïrd best Representative. Representative Ewing . '' Ewing: 'Qhank you. This is 'the Third Readiag for a Bill, I which I think has been approved on b0th sides of the afsle. Ites a transfer of ffve hundred thousand dollars te the Department of Revenue. It's not new money . Itgs tn therey so that we can pay our people who are sending tax refunds ! to our constituents, and 1 would ask fpr your approval.'' Speaker Redmon d : -Rè p ZèseùtâEive- .'.'.kl1i #ou fead th'e tttîe-d/ ' the B1lly Mr. Clerkz'l Clerk OîBrien: Hsenate Bill 357. A Bill for an Act to amend Sections of an Act to provide for the ordtnary and con- tingent expense of various state agencies. Tbird Reading of the Bi11.'' Speaker Redmond: MRepresentative Skinner.'' Skinner: ''Mr. Speakery I rise in strong opposition to this Bi11 for one reason, and that is the money is coming out of Senfor Citizen Property Tax Relief money . I thtnk that's wrong. I don ft 'think we should vote for thts. The Department of Revenue is not...is not givtng the Circuit ? ' vy-miè'wsxx x . y-, z ?yx$ yy G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 -8 - y q . .-5j) STA'T'E oe Iuul-o's ' > .T.c.F e Hoklsl OF F'EPIQE*EMTA.TIVES -t. -ikrê ' 134. Breaker Grants to senior citizens on a timely basiss and I believe it is for that reason that they have enough extra money in this fund in order to transfer tt to gfve facome tax rebates. N@w, when the gepartment of Revenue starts getting its act together, and do reœember that tbis is the seventh year the Circuit Breaker Prpperty Tax Refund Act has been in existence, and they are stfll aot able to get the refunds out to the senior citizens that are in your district and my district in a timely basis. It seems to me if they want to transfer money in that Department, they shouldn't take it from the seaior citizen . Instead, they should take ft from the adminfstration... someplàce elsvz, Youpdqdrqmemberkthkt làst yçar-gç were unable to pass any extra beneffts for senfor ctefzens, aad, in fact, ihose benefits which had been budgeted by the Covernor went to j udicial, executive, and legislative pay raises instead according to Budget 3ureau Directery Bob Mandevflle. It seems to me that this compouads that disgraeez and ft just...it just aMazes me that the ad- ministration could...should cause to have this Bill fn- troduced. I mean no disrespect to the Sponsor in efther ' the Seaate or the llouse, but I think the LegltllaLure should tell the Revenue Department that we resent. very much , the'ir t'bying to take.money out of the...out of thè pockets of senior citizens for any reason whatsoever. and f or that reason I w'ould solf cf t a 'no ' vo te on this Bi11.'' Speaker Redmond : ''Repres entatfve Contï . . .0h > no . rzo . r:o p no . Representative Ewing to close . '' Ewing : 'Mr . Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen o f the llouse y we ' re going to have to . in a11 probab ilities , appropriate this money . . .come up with the f ive hundred thousand dollars ta meet our payro 11 this next Friday . I think th e mat ter ' s b een cleared th rough leadershty . I would ask f or a f avorable vote . Thank you . '' speaker Redmond : î'l'he ques tion is # Shall this Bf 11 pass ? ' r'- 1 .. - sx 5 .g .-J $ ,'A *. 's G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y .f s '-%t .-z.bk z 1 s w a. v s o Ir 1 u u 1 s o l s 1. .z$ .œ * Hotzse oe y'/@/ES/NTATIVeI %. . . . . m l ...*vq. a- + z .. . - ...... L. ' i I 135. Those in favor vote 'aye'. Opposed vote 'no'. Have a11 ' voted who wtsh? Have a1l voted who wlsh? Have al1 voted wîo wish? Have a11 voted who wish? The Clerk will take the record. On this questlon there are 118 'ayegs and 30 'no ' # and 7 fpresent'. The Bf11 havfng recefved ehe Constttutional Majority, hereby declared passed. 0n the Order of Concurrence. kepresentative Conti, for vhat purpose do you rise?lf Contï: ''Mr. Speaker and Ladïes and Gentlemeny for the purpose of an introduction. would lfke to fntroduce Mary Jo 'Arrant'y the President of the Illinols Federatioa of Republican Women, sitting right behind you. She comes rfom t:e 40th ffs6riyE. épeaker kedmoséy éanielss and H'o f f man . Thb Republ-lk an Par iy iz Ver# 'TILJCA aï ive in the ' State of Illfnofs and in thefr Members.'' Speaker Redmond: ''Fage 42 of the Order of Concurrences agpears House Bill 942. Representative Ryan. Ryan. George Ryan. The Gentleman from Kankakee.'' Ryan : ''Thank you, Mr. Speakerm'l Speaker Redmond: DBrother of the mayor.'' Ryan: 'And Ladies and Gentlemen of t%e House. House Bfll 942 I amends tbe Capital Development Bond Act to the correctionai facilities and has been .amended in the Senytç and been I reduced by thirty milliony five bundred. and nineteen thousand, efght hundred dollars, and I vould move for concurrence of Senate Amendment /1.T' Speaker Redmond: Hls there any discussion? The questioa's on the Centleman's motion that the Rouse concur iù Senate' Amendment 1 to House Bill 942. This is final action. Those fn favor vote 'aye'. Opposed vete 'no'. Mave a11 voted who wish? Have a11 voted who wfsh? Have a1l votedl l who wish? 'The Clerk will take the record . On this ques- tion there ' s 149 f aye ' and 3 'no ' y and the Bi11. . oand the Hous e does concur iit 'S enat e Amendment l to llous e Bill 94 2 . ' 943 . Representative Ryan . #' I : ' w.;w a o ,., '-. g% * . x.o'x: G E N E R A t, A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 ! . P.,p z ç s.rave op kz-ulsojs k' j .j . . c H : *M alr'p .* k* oui . . . . . , : v. è.4'; .i.AVw< 136. Ryan: HSenate Bfll 943 is also a Capftal Development Board Bill for the Department of Corrections and has been amende down in the Senate, and I would move for concurrence of Senate Auendment #1.'9 Speaker Redmond: ''Is there any discussion? Reptesentative John Dunn. The Gentleman from Macon.'' Dunn: ''Wi11 the Sponsor yield?'' Speaker Redmond: t'He wi11.H Dunn: ''The Sponsor %as iidicated this Bill was amended down in the Senate. I don't know vhat that meana. Vhat .' . . .. -' .. J QV. .=. = L. s . , t . - . . p () t j;é- g- o u.y j I .TLZ..' . ' .-J..-v. . '. '. * . . -u . -m.-'.'>. -'.'Ryan : ' ' î'We.1. l , tb e . . u-the -.B ill-oli gina 11y s t ar t ed-.o v<':. 9 4 3 . I 11.1 teïl you here in a minute. We1l,LI!.11 tell'#ou roughly' wbat it was. It vas about thirty-five nillion dollars, and the Senate took out thirty million. nine hundred and - . ninety thousand, eight hundred dollars and left a remafnïnl'g appropriation of four mfllion, sfx hundred and efghty thousand, two hundred dollars, and that's where we are no ,.,1 Speaker Redmond: ''Anything further?'' Dunn: HAnd what...? May I ask another questfon?'' Speaker Redmond: nProceed, Representatfve Bunn.'' Dunn: 'îlhere is four million and six hundrèd'and éfghty thousand dollars left in this Bf11, and for vhat purpose is that...are those funds to be appropriated?'' Ryan : ''We1l, if you've got a copy of the Amendmeatx Represene ative Dunn, itês lined itemed ïn several dffferent areas 6 . . .on several pages. I#d be glad to read them to you, but I think it'd be rather tfme consumfng.'' Dunn: ''Can we just...'' Ryan: ''It's on pages 1, 2, and 3 of the Amendment.' Dunn: ''Wel1, ...we11, what..eWhere fs he? Is a1l that's left in this Bil.l plannfng money? '' R yan : ''Tlzat # s righ t' . '' J ...' ' v .y s'r o . ,,. g, '' . '< G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 ,, '.% 'i$z#j- >'t s-rxvs oe Iuu,sols . vm * H o tl S E o F R E @' * t S E N T A T I V e % .. k . G al v I . yayo Duna: HOkay. Thank you.'' Speaker Redmond : HThe question is fshallithe House concur fn t e Senate Amendment 1 to House Bill 943?: Those in favor indicate by voting layeî. opposed vote lno'. Ftnal action . Have a11 voted who wfsh? The Clerk vfll take the record. 0n this question there's 12...132 laye' aad 9 'ne' and 6 'present' # and the House does concur in Senate lmendment 1 to House Bfll 943. Let's see nov. Representative Reilly, what was the Bill that you had: 2205 was it?'' Reilly: HRepresentative Vfnson has House Bfl1...'' Speaker Redmond : R'Representative Vinson.n Reflly: '' 2579.1 .= u. k Sp eaker Redmond : . f'25 79 . . Where f s f t ? W. ha t page ? P . - - - . j /. Vinson : ''I t ' s on page 70 in the Calendar . . .or page 20 in the Cal endar . Mr . Speaker , but that does not ref lect its - actual pos ture , becaus e f t vas moved to Third Reading th is mo rning , and I 1 d reque s t that ve move lt back to Second Reading for purposes of an Amendmentpn Speaker Redmond ; ''Does the Gentleman have leave to have 2579 returned to the Order of Second Reading? Hearing no l objection, leave is granted. 2579.': Clerk O 'Brfen; MFloor Amendment Ij3s Reilly. amends House Bf11 2579 as amended bn page' 26 and'so 'forthu'' . Speaker Redmond: HRepresentative Vinsono'' Vfnson z ''I thfnk ft'd be appropriate to go to the Sponsor of the Amendment, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Refllyz' Speaker Redmond: HRepresentative Reilly.'' Reflly: ''Thank you: Mr. Speaker. I believe this is an agreed Amendment with the Spousor that adds five hundred and sixty-two thousand dollars to the appropriation for matchiyg grants for the Regional taw Enforcement Cqmmissions. would ask for the adoptfon of the Amendment.'' Speaker Redmond: ''Is there any discussfon on the Gentlemanes motion for the adoption of Amendment 37 The question's ; 4 < .xJ- D .'G . . G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5- 8- 79 : . e . q- .;W j&zs , . t. à s'rx-rs o,r 'uul-o's 1 .. ,.. I . .'l . e Hotlse oF F'S#RAESE-TATIVCS 4t'ç.ïkT, % . .- .- .- . --. . = v .. ,y A3zL$b''nb' 138. on that motion. Rhose in favor say 'ayeê. êAye'. Oppose , 'no '. The 'ayes ' have it. The motion carriedp and Amend- I ment 3 is adopted. Any further AmendMeats?,, I clerk O 'Brien: HNo further Amendments.n speaker Redmoad: ''Thfrd Reading. Who was lt tbat had..2 Rèp- resentative Mulcahey: for what purpose do you rise?'' Mulcahey : ''Mr. Speaker, I would move that we table Committee Amenduent /1 to Hoùse Bill 2205. and I'd ask leave of the Rouse.'' Speaker Redmond: ''House B111 2205 on the Order of Third Readin . The Gentleman asks leave to have it returned to the order ' () f Second Readf ng . Is tha t: correc t ? '' .- :.7 tpz-. - . - ---rt - - ' Mu1 c aWey. ;' .-=.U?Mr.%-r S p e a'k'ervk'. neà :'- .cq--aqsk e d th'a t-k-'z- r'I-k-a ske'd le wv'w '-o-fc:v- -:-cr.'n:=2. . c. . . ' . . . ). c t h e .H () us e. . t t) t a b 1. e C (7 mmi t t e e .c Am e n d Qen t: .-.//.4 . Il. c . .w., . . . . . r. , . .i, z .- - - Sp' eaker Redmond: HAII right; It is now on Sedond Readfng. Pa:e 8. 2205. Fage 8. Representative Cene Rdffman o'' Hoffman: l'Thank you, Mr. Speaker. .lust to avoid any confusion I would m/ve that Committee Anendaent 11 be tabled. so that we can correct that Amendment with Amendment #2 that is going to be offered by Representative Mulcahey.'' Speaker Redmond : Hokay. The question.w.the question's on the centleman's motion to table Amendmeat 1. These fn favor say 'aye'. tAyef. opposed, 'no'. Tbe 'ayes' have it. - ' ' l'h e mo t ion' 'cafr ï'z d .- ' Ameh dmen t .1 i's t abl'e d .' Any f ur th e r - - ' Amendments?'' Clerk O'Brien: ''Floor Amendment /2. Hoffman-Mulcahey. amends House Bill 2205 on page 1, line 5...1 and 5. and...'' speaker Redmond: 'fRepresentative Moffman and Mùtcahey oa 1 Amendment 2. Mulcahey.y, * Mulcahey : ''Mr . Speaker , Amendment /2 do es essentially the same thf ng that Amendmen t /1 d id , exc ept it do es us e prop er language . When orf gf nally draf ted , f t us ed an outdated s tatute & and I would move f or the adoption of the Ameadmen .'' Speaker Redmond : ''The questf on ' s on the Geneleman # s motion ' f o r adopt ion 6 f Amendment ' 2 . Thos e in f avo r s ay ' aye ' . t '' ; .# G-Z 5 G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5-8-79 I .p t.rj vj.kj 'li'r-a 4't ( 0.: .-. -. r'k . S'I'A'X'R oe luulNols L ; * Housf oF Reeprsl-TpA'rlves , . .' 4.. . ?i. ïfo . y.j jyu, n..Gt ...... y s ...: : 2 . ,$ pinv.jp;:.. 139'. I 'Aye'. Opposed, . no . . 1he , ayes, uave it. The motion carried. Amendment's adopted. Any further Amendaeatsr ' i czer: c'Brien: ''xo further Amendments.'' I l Speaker Redaoad: ,,Third zeading. Announcements. Leave to keep it on the Order of Short Debate?' Announcemeats. ; - ' Representative Zatijevichz' ' ' Matije#ich: ''Mr. Speaker, Ladles and centlemen of the Houses House Appropriations 1 is in a recess Committee meetïng tomorrow at 9:30 in Yoom 114, and I would urge a1l Sponsors tomorrow îs going to be your last dayv' If you don't gee it out tomorrow, you need 107 votes to suspend t e deadline rule, and I sure as hell won 't help you.'' Speaker Redmond: ''Representative Yourell.'f . -. .. ' , J .-. ' . w.. n.-..- . ' z v' - u. ' J ' . . ' . : ' ' : ! x ' .J ' Yourell: 'iThank ycu. So tbat those wbo are Members of the I I an extra hour's sleep tonight. The meeting crigiaally ( scheduled for efght o'clock in room C-1 will now be beld at nine o'clock. We have three Bills, and ve shouldn 't ' w î' be mo re than a half hour . l l S Peaker Redmond : ''Représ entatlve Pf erce . '' Pierce : ''Mr . Speaker , the Hous e Revenue Commit tee will meet , ttamorrow Irorninp at 8 a . m . no t s n our usual room . !re ' 11 be meeting fn the Stratton Bufldfng in room D-l. Ne will not be meeting downstairs in thi, building as -ysuals'but in D-1 tn the Stratton Building at 8 a. m. We still have quiEe a few Bills, as yom'can see onpthe Calendarx so let's get there early an'd get our work doue.l' speaker Redmond: ''Represeatative Barness Appropriatioa Chairman.'' Barnes: ê'Thahk you very mùchl' Mr. Speaker. And to hetp some of the Committeesy the Approprfations 11 Committee will not...wi11 not be meeting tomorrow mornfng. We cill meec I lhursday and Frfday, so there vil1 be a room available... l18 tomorrow from 8 to 11 to help out with any of the Committees. We will not meet tomorrow mornlng. We ut11 ' 'K ? . i> Q '. G E N E R A t A s s E 51 B L Y 5- 8- 7 9 . 1/%*vfap j . . . 74% . s'rAa.c oe Iuuledols ', . j' %r' . HoklsR Oe REPRESENTATIVES ! Nwz ?@'' . a E. . 7. 5**1. .r 'R'. 1'wv' ' .rs: ' >.) î ' isx V' N' '. '' -. -- . ' r œ' '- ' a.. ' . . . . '' ' . ' ' ' b . ' v!.: ' . . .I >. :I' ' j ' I' I 140. finish up our work lbursday and Frfday.'' Speaker Redmond : ''Repres entative Vinson , f or what purpose do you rïs e ? '' Vins on : ê?Mr . Speaker and Memb ers o f tlze llous e , 1 woutd request that the approprfate rules be 'suspendedy oro..so that Eouse Bill 1835 can be Posted for Revenue tomorrow moraing at eight o'clock. It...I dtscussed it vith Representative' Plerce, Madigan: Ryan, and the second-best Representatfve from Pontiac.'' Speaker Redmond: 1'183503' ; Vinson: ''1835.1' Speaker Redmond: ''Representative Pferce. 1835.1' . x . . . w .. . #ierce: Mr. speaker, the ceaileman s request fs to waive the . . . .- . . . . ' ) ' ' ' ' 'P o s t' i a g Ru 1 e s '. - j: s' . Eh a t' -'c o r r e c t ?' ' ' ' - . ) Speaker Redmond: l'That is correct.î' Pïerce: HI agreed to that. That was not posted due to inad- vertence, and 1 think he'é entitled to get unanfmous coaseht-'' Speaker Redmond: HDoes t%e Centleman have unanimous consent to waive the Posting Rule in order that 1835 may be heard tomorrow? Hearfng no objections leave is granted wtth the Attendance Roll Call wfll be used. Any further announcemeats: Representative Katz ,, ( . t Katz: î' Xr. Speaker, Ladies apd centlemen of the House, Judic'iu y . s . :a. ..y . v c a.'; .FJ .:i=. . L.v. 2 J i 'v . L= t :. .- Qx ' !.D 7 ( . 2- .2 '.-- J : '.' . .* - . . ' l6 - 11 wfll be aeetfng tomorrow morning in its usual room . Representative Barnes has indlcated that the Appropriation committee will not beïneedipg ït. so accordinqly . instead o f meeting in room 122A, where we are pos ted , we wil1 be nl e e t i rt g o ur u s u al 1 r o o ln , rb o m b e r e f a th e C a p t t: o l i at 8 a . cl . Th is is the 1as t tlme Judiciary ïI wïtl meet . and any Member having any Bills bef ore it will--llave to h ear it tomo rrow mo rnf ng . 'l'ha t will b e . again s in roon 118 here in tlze Capitol Buf ldfng at 8 a . m . in the morning . ' speaker Redmond : ''Representative S uhneider y Chairman of Elementary and Secondary Education .'' 4 I z'-e i , .t' yI. .. vjpx .,4 G E N E R A L A S S E M B L Y 5 - 8 - 7 9 ' I %z1z STAT? oe Iuulaols 1 I .. . ,i '. 5 X=V H Q tJSE 5 F K E > p ESX.N T A Tl V ES . . ' * . ..,7 '' ') . . ' . O 4 * <* -,;. . . . , -. .- .- - - - - = u.tb-u-q-i'u.c- -.u- - -=- . . . . !> .'I.141.4.'tJ.. . . m.;.u'.v+.-.z.<=; .,.:.yJ21 . .. jz.:. ... .% j . *j r r i y4z . schnefdèr: ''Thank you, Mr. Speaker. It looks as though Elementary and Secondary wt11 finish tomorrow. We will I l start at lo a m . Hope to be finished by 12.'. i . speaker Redmond: ''Representative Conti is recognized for the purpose of adlourning till tomorrow at 12:30, and vhae ttme are ye adjourned?'' conti: ''Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentlemen of the Rouse. '- I move for the adoption of the Adjournment Resolutionw'' speaker Redmond: HMove to adjourn. lwelve-thfrty eomorrow.'' conti: ''Twelve-thfrty tomorrow.'' Speaker Redmond: ê'After thae moeion is made at 9 p. m . Is that correctr' . . ' E A'f?. dontf: 'That- .'' . Speaker R: èrd .u .. on. . d: ''The(.E ' q-. 'ùe. stton - i. s . o'. n . *.î'-.e .C' eùt- l' èm. an'2 s mot. fon. . .' - ' Those ln favor indicate by saying 'aye'. 'Aye'. opposedy 'no ' . Tbe 'ayesf have it . The motion carried. House tl stands adlourned till 12:30 tomorrow. Representatlve $ chapman.'' chapman: ''Mr. Speaker, I wanted to make sure that Sponsors and Members of the Human Resources Committee.v.or Sponsors of Biils in the Human Resources Commfttee know that wefre ln a dlfferent room ...122B...122B tomorrow at 10 a. m . Promptly.'' Speaker Redmond: ''Thank you very auch .'' 1 4 G ENER AL ASSEM BLY 5-8-79 sT'8 Tr o F I L LI Nol 5 HousK oe REFRE%E-TGYfVES . . . . . s.' . . .. . - s . . . 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T.a: lyljlt. ijàs.t j;krs.;j;2t.;,. t-tjuaïz.k,.j.ju .,:L:k(.jL,q .z(y jyrjrj;w qjjsïLjLàLikfuit jLi. z p)$y(.j .J ;.J jij. j;/.k(:)g - .j.:o .j.ç ji;. zklqzêsr r .htkêàxo x.- ..s :-. ; :../ sg xi*6 ':,t.u. rs= - '-czvYbz-uiv-os . r-.=---.xi.-=- 'x, 2.k. -ku . . : /.à ,.-,t.=+=== :r,.----..:tU - ' *:<, a j LEGISLATIVE IXPOAAATION SYSTE: Dzllï TDANSCnIPT INDEX PàGE 3 HAY 08# 1979 88-1967 2:D READING PAGE '29 ::-1968 3;D READING PAGE 95 HB- 1975 2RD HEADING PAGE 10 f' hB-198û 25D BEàBISG PAGE 1Q I HB-2003 2ND READING PAGZ 30 HB-2006 3RD ZEADING PAGE 96 EB-2O14 3:D EEADIKG PàGE 97 . :8-2016 2HD READIXG PAG: 11 HB-2020 2XD READING PAGE 31 H8-2022 2XD REIDIHG PAGE 31 HB- 2024 3RD READING PAGZ 97 i :8-2029 2ND EEADING PàGE 31 nB-20%1 3DD READIXG PAGE 98 :8-2042 32D EEADISG PAGE 99 d H:-2048 2ND DEADING PIGE 32 :8-2062 2ND EEADING PAGE 32 H8-2091 3nD READING PAGE 100 I H8-2092 2ND ZEADING PAGE 32 nB-2104 2ND EEADIIIG PAGE 32 HB-2117 2:D EEADIIIG PAGE 33 H8-2126 39D EEADING PIGZ 101 :8-2129 2ND EEADING PAGE 33 88-2134 2%D MEADISG PAGE 33 IIB'.-2160 25D READINC PAGE 11 i ' 118-2162 2:D READING PAGE 33 . - . . I H8-2164 2:B READIHG PAGE 33 1 :8-2167 2ND EEADING PAGE 61 :8-2171 J:D HEADZNG PJGP 101 H8-2175 3RD EEADIXG PAGE 102 :8-218% 25D READING PAGE 33 ' :8-2186 2ND EEADING PAGE 34 - 218-2193 3RD EEADRNG PAGE 118 :8-2200 2:D REIDING PAG; 35 I lIB-2204 2ND READISG PAGE 35 118-2205 211D AEADING PAGE 138 ilB-220: 211: READIXG PIGE 35 :8-2213 7ND READING PIGE 35 R0-2228 3:D READING PIGE 119 :8-2249 2xD READING PAGE 120 118-2268 3;D ZEADIIiG PAGE 120 17b-2269 2HD HFADIIIt; PJG.Y 36 11:-2272 2lçD REIDING PAGE 36 i 11b-227% 2ND EEADJXG PAGE 36 ' j I f 4ê : . . yr.gyyjyjjjjy,jyyrj .kj. y;jy,trys.,j;. . ymjky,.jy. . .j y,fjjyj,sykjj. j( 'sv,w...eràt:= -.s=.--= -4'u+z.zap-a,)usr'- Li-uz.s u..awwepikss, .E,. ,,, . .. . : . qf F . .-.r.x, . l '' 1' $ .w LEGISLAQIVE IXFOREAIIOX SISTEt6 DAIZX TRANSCRIPT IXDEI PAGE R :AY 08y 1979 :8-2279 JBD zEànl'G PJGE 121 H8-2283 2xD EEADING PAGE 35 H8-2285 2ND EDADJNG PAGE 37 . n8-2291 3AD READING PAGE 123 H8-2294 2ND ZEàDIXG PAGE 11 H8-2298 2ND ZEADQKG PAGE 37 HB-2314 2HD :EADIHG PAGE 37 H8-2317 3AD READING PAGE 125 HB-2321 2dD READING PAGE 11 H:-2325 2ND REIDIXG PAGE 11 :8-2328 3:D PEADIKG PAGE 125 :8-2331 2ND REIDING PAGE 12 H8-2344 3RD EEADING PAGE 126 H8-2369 2ND AEADISG PAGB 38 I H8-2372 2ND READIKG PAGE 50 ! ' :8-2377 2 I i ' J 4* kF a' 2 .1z -e ' . '' : -.L--C@t-$. -.7 -. L,.q:ur.x' t ' .-.a.a èu- ; .-.: .k--. v t-$.:J Jki =- -)pr ..-.-. . -.-u '.1. . :u.ri.r. -k F'd ;.j..k'j .',.,.. ,.,2.ç c , .v-v.u:.- ..,. .u >.-' :. ''. -.-.-,. .e.a, ...... j; .. :.$r:k,.s!<-yç.:k.y.. r) ....-..., . - t#2.-.,.;)..ak -' ' ' -?!- -- . ..; . Jè- 47.- - w.M L- .).1>t - - t'N ., :. . . '.c . . -.u.t: .u z ï , .- . . .y ;s,- ,qjiqi. iL.j.,u; ztjji.r jtj j.jk y.-.. 'f' -.= xk. kf . z .a . ,.. %'7;.f.' .-xF:Eèi't?.z h . . ) .' 7e.,' &s Jt!;. . - .. .x.oe s.N. w-aoc. . - ...... ,...... :s.j ' * 7 . n ; ** > % LEGISQIIIVE INEOR;AQIOS SYSTE: DAILX TRANSCRIPT INDEX PàGE 5 KAX 08y 1979 :8-2579 2ND EEADING PAGE '%5 2ND READING PAGE 137 H:-2580 2ND READIHG PAGE 45 118-2593 2ND AEàDIHG PAGZ %6 1 :8-2603 2ND READING PAGE 46 :8-2612 2XD EEADING PAG; 46 I 88-2613 2XD ZEADIXG PàGE 46 HB-261% 2ND READING PAGE :7 I H8-2615 2ND AEADING PAGE R7 l :8-2616 2XD ZEIDIHG PAGE 41 : H:-263% 2ND PZADISG PAGE 13 I 118-2637 2ND EZADING PAGE 41 118-2638 2:D EE&DING PAGE 1R I 88-2639 2BD READISG PAGZ 1% :8-2655 2ND EEADING PAGE 1k I :8-2664 25D REàDIXG PâGE R7 I :8-2708 2HD READIXG PâG2 48 ' :8-2718 2ND READING PAGE %8 i H8-2719 2ND EEADING PAGE :0 H8-2736 25D READIXG PAGE 48 E :8-2766 2HD AEADISG PAGE 49 118-2778 7ND READISG PAGZ %9 i 118-2779 2ND READIKG PAGE R9 H8-2780 2ND READING PAGZ %S 58-0357 3ED REàDIKG PIGE 133 I 58-0489 15T READING PAGE 2 AWSYA s8-0589 AOTIONS PAGE 54 1 l c! - r' .- . * D= . P: A 1I Ii ! i i I i : : 1 I ! I ' j 4# ;' # . . .J . o .: ,;c . . : . .uz . .. . , . J r s .x . . . ab,-**.'e -*,.G:x .' x.,-+'.e'% kbt.l fAs.gk-sui'.'.L. #--u.y'k;..u .o , r-y,cw'ezsb'lèzx y'. )' V.'LLL.i,'S *vu'A'ts7frlt'? tzuw.j-. nzm ; .,.: . LLLL . .r. .r &-è vs O.;.V ,. L éxjy ;s#o. J l 'k,'w 'tiz' /' z'k--v ix'v- -;jL --.J;c.1 . z-s .... .r..--. t.;;. cxk- . qiq66r,6kx-' ' ctçil.. u .. .-.c,. .a . w'iktpa' r1%h? ïuz-.- J . .= . .tIXaw.Paqr-+.'e sw/' '.zj. k. .: ;'z?. 747-u,f ..- . t ,-.,- .- y.r.tr .x*.4 LEGISLATIVE INFOEDATIOS SYSTE; DAltY TRAXSCRIPT IHDEX PAG: :AY 08# 1979 SUBJECT MAIIEE ! SPEAKEZ REDMOHD - HOOSE 10 OEDER PAGE 1 REVEREKD KRDPGE; - PAAYER TAGZ 1 COH/ITTEE EEPQETS PAGE 2 DOLL CALL F0E ATTENDAXCZ PAGE ti HB 876 TABLED PAGE 5 SPSPSND EULE/POSTISG HOTICE/HB 106% PAGE 38 DB 582 - SUSPEND PCSTANG NOTICE PAGE 52 SB 589 - SDSPEND BDLE 18(B) PAGE 51 HB 1750 - SUSPEND POSTIAG XOTIC: PAGE 5% HB 525 - TAKE YRO: QABLE l5D SUSPZND POSTING PAGE 55 RECESSED F0E DE;OCEATIC CORTEZEIICE PAGE 56 HOU5E T0 OEDER PAGE 57 COBNIITEE REPOZIS PJGE 57 RZADING Of JOURHALS PAGC 57 HB 1835 - SUSPEND POSTTNG NOTICE PAGZ 1 1) 0 HOUSC STAàDS ADJOBRNED PJGE 1 11 1 . 4t