APPOINT-LANCE J. KOVACS

104th Regular Session Introduced by Laura Murphy

Establishes the appointment of Lance J. Kovacs to a designated Illinois government position and outlines the framework for qualification, term, and duties.

Assigned to Executive Appointments

Summary of AM 1040409 (Illinois, 104th General Assembly)

Purpose and intent

The bill appears to be an appointment-related measure, designated as "APPOINT-LANCE J. KOVACS."

Based on the title, its primary aim is to appoint Lance J. Kovacs to a particular official role or position within Illinois government or a related agency. The exact office and scope of appointment are not specified in the provided information, but the use of “APPOINT” suggests a formal gubernatorial or legislative appointment process.

Key provisions and changes (as indicated by the title)

Appointment Authority: Establishes or formalizes the process by which Lance J. Kovacs is appointed to the designated position. This may include criteria for qualification, term length, and any conditions of service.

Confirmation or Approval: Depending on Illinois practice, the bill may require confirmation by a relevant body (e.g., Senate or a committee) or provide a direct appointment authority.

Terms and Conditions: Potential details on term duration, duties, compensation, and expectations for the appointee.

Repeals or Amendments: The bill could modify existing statutes to accommodate the appointment or align with current organizational structure.

Who or what would be affected

Individual: Lance J. Kovacs would assume the specified appointment, with responsibilities tied to the appointed role.

Governmental Entity: The office or agency hosting the appointment would be affected, including its governance, oversight, and operational dynamics.

Stakeholders: Depending on the office, affected groups could include state agencies, constituents served by the office, employees, and advisory bodies connected to the role.

Procedural and timeline aspects

Entry into Law: The bill, if enacted, would authorize the appointment and set the framework for formal installation.

Confirmation Process: If required, timelines for committee consideration, floor vote, and potential veto or gubernatorial action may apply.

Effective Date: The bill would specify when the appointment becomes effective, which could be immediately upon enactment or after a specified date or confirmation.

Notes and considerations

The available description is limited to the bill’s title and sponsor. Exact office, duties, term length, compensation, and whether a confirmation vote is required are not provided.

For a complete understanding, review the bill’s full text, fiscal notes, and any amendments, as these will clarify the appointment’s scope, statutory changes, and financial impact.

If you’d like, I can tailor this summary to a specific identified office (e.g., a state agency or board) once the official text or a bill docket listing confirms the exact role and jurisdiction.