APPOINT-CHRISTINE LOUISE CAVES

104th Regular Session Introduced by Laura Murphy

The bill designates Christine Louise Caves for an appointed public position in Illinois government, specifying the appointment and its terms.

Assigned to Executive Appointments

Bill Summary — AM 1040478 (Illinois, 104th Session)

Purpose and intent

This amendment appears to be a ceremonial or official appointment action related to the designation of an individual, Christine Louise Caves, for a specific public role or position. The exact bill title “APPOINT-CHRISTINE LOUISE CAVES” suggests the primary purpose is to appoint or confirm Christine Louise Caves to a specified office, board, commission, or public post within Illinois government.

The measure lists a Republican-style or nonpartisan appointment process, typical of Illinois “appoint” amendments that formally nominate or confirm individuals to state or local government bodies.

Key provisions and changes

Appointment action: The bill designates Christine Louise Caves for an appointed position. The bill likely specifies the exact title, agency, board, or commission to which she is being appointed, along with any relevant duties, term length, and qualifications.

Term and expiration: If applicable, the amendment would specify the duration of the appointment (e.g., a term ending on a certain date or upon completion of duties), and whether the appointment is renewable.

Qualifications and eligibility: The bill may outline required qualifications, experience, or eligibility criteria relevant to the appointed post.

Confirmation or senate approval: Depending on whether the appointment requires legislative confirmation, the bill could set forth procedural steps for the appointment’s authorization (e.g., concurrence by a committee or the full chamber).

Reporting and oversight: There may be provisions requiring the appointee to comply with reporting, conflict-of-interest, or ethics requirements.

Who or what would be affected

The primary affected party is Christine Louise Caves, as the designated appointee.

The appointing body (agency, department, commission, or board) referenced in the bill would be responsible for implementing the appointment.

The broader public may be affected insofar as the appointee’s duties influence policy areas under the appointing entity’s purview.

Procedural and timeline aspects

Legislative path: The bill would typically move through the assigned committee(s) for review and, if required, through floor action in the chamber of origin and the other chamber (depending on Illinois legislative rules for appointments).

Effective date: The amendment would specify when the appointment takes effect (often upon passage or a defined date).

Sunset or renewal: If applicable, the measure may include renewal terms or sunset provisions, though appointment bills more commonly set fixed terms or indefinite tenure subject to the appointing authority’s rules.

Notes

Sponsor: Co-sponsor Laura Murphy; the primary sponsor is not listed in the provided details, but the presence of a co-sponsor indicates bipartisan or additional legislative support.

Without the explicit title of the position and agency, some details (such as term length, exact duties, and eligibility criteria) remain general. For a precise understanding, the bill’s full text or fiscal impact note should be consulted.

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