APPOINT-HEATHER A. STEANS

104th Regular Session Introduced by Laura Murphy

Appoints Heather A. Steans to a specific Illinois government position, formalizing her role and terms within the appointing body.

Assigned to Executive Appointments

Bill Summary: AM 1040497 (Illinois, 104th Session)

Purpose and intent

This amendment appears to be a procedural or symbolic resolution to appoint Heather A. Steans to a specified government or legislative role within the State of Illinois. The bill’s title, “APPOINT-HEATHER A. STEANS,” indicates the core action is to appoint an individual to a position, likely within a state body, commission, or agency, rather than to create a new law or alter substantive policy.

Key provisions and changes

Appointment Action: The bill designates the appointment of Heather A. Steans to a particular post or capacity. The exact scope (e.g., board, commission, advisory panel) and appointing authority are not specified in the title alone, but the action is to formalize her appointment.

Role and Terms: The bill would typically outline the term length, qualifications, duties, and any conditions of service for the appointee. Without the full text, specifics such as duration (e.g., number of years), eligibility criteria, and expectations remain to be confirmed.

Co-sponsorship: The bill lists Laura Murphy as a co-sponsor, indicating bipartisan or cross-member support, depending on the chamber and context of the 104th Illinois General Assembly.

Who or what would be affected

Appointee: Heather A. Steans would gain the rights, responsibilities, and duties associated with the appointed position.

Institution/Body: The receiving board, commission, or agency would gain new or continued leadership, input, or governance from the appointee.

Legislative/Executive Process: The appointment would require approval through the standard legislative process (e.g., committee hearing, chamber vote) unless the bill specifies an expedited or gubernatorial appointment pathway.

Procedural and timeline aspects

Legislative Vehicle: The bill functions as a formal appointment bill. If enacted, it would authorize the appointment on the effective date specified within the bill or upon passage (subject to any required approvals).

Confirmation/Approval: Depending on Illinois law, the appointment may require confirmation by a legislative chamber or a specific committee. The bill’s text would clarify whether confirmation is required and by whom.

Effective Date: The bill should specify an effective date, which could be immediate upon enactment or later, potentially aligning with the appointee’s start date.

Additional notes

Without the full bill text, precise details such as the exact position, term length, qualifications, compensation (if any), duties, and any conditions of service cannot be stated.

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