APPOINT-LISA MARIE HESS

104th Regular Session Introduced by Laura Murphy

The bill designates Lisa Marie Hess for a specific Illinois state appointment, establishing legal authorization for her to serve in the named role.

Assigned to Executive Appointments

Summary of AM 1040488 (Illinois, 104th Session)

Title

APPOINT-LISA MARIE HESS

Purpose and intent

The bill designates the appointment of Lisa Marie Hess to a specified official position within Illinois state government. The exact role is not named in the provided summary, but the title indicates a formal appointment action rather than a funding authorization or policy change.

Co-sponsor: Laura Murphy, indicating bipartisan/chorus support in the chamber.

Key provisions and changes

The central provision is the appointment of Lisa Marie Hess to a named position. The bill codifies the appointment, providing statutory authorization for Hess to serve in the capacity designated by the bill.

Administrative and procedural details commonly accompanying such appointments—although not listed in the brief—likely include:

Confirmation or approval processes (if applicable in the relevant chamber or agency framework).
Terms of service (e.g., length of appointment, duties, and qualifications).
Responsibilities and reporting structure within the relevant department or agency.

The text provided does not specify:

The exact title or department of the appointment.
Compensation, term length, or renewal provisions.
Limitations, recusals, or ethical requirements beyond standard state governance norms.

Affected parties and impact

Primary: Lisa Marie Hess, who would assume the named appointment.

The agency or department associated with the appointment would experience leadership changes or continuity depending on Hess’s role.

Stakeholders within the agency, partner entities, and potentially the public may be affected by shifts in leadership focus, policy implementation, or program administration tied to the appointee’s responsibilities.

Procedural and timeline considerations

As an amendment or appointment bill, it would typically move through standard legislative processes for state appointments in Illinois.

Possible steps include consideration by relevant committees, floor votes, and any required confirmations or gubernatorial assent, depending on the statutory framework governing such appointments in Illinois.

No explicit dates, term lengths, or sunset provisions are included in the provided description.

Notes and considerations for readers

The materials provided offer limited detail on the exact role, duties, and term of the appointment. For a complete understanding, the full bill text should be reviewed to identify:

The official title of the position (e.g., Director, Commissioner, Administrator) and the supervising agency.
Qualifications required for the appointment and any ethical or conflict-of-interest provisions.
Fiscal implications, if any (salary, budget responsibilities, or funding authorization).
Any reporting requirements or performance expectations tied to the appointment.

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