COMMEND-ALPHA & OMEGA/LOWE'S

104th Regular Session Introduced by Dave Severin

The bill is a ceremonial resolution recognizing and praising a subject named in association with “COMMEND-ALPHA & OMEGA” and Lowe’s, not substantive policy.

Resolution Adopted

Summary of HR 919 (104th Illinois General Assembly)

Purpose and intent

The bill, titled COMMEND-ALPHA & OMEGA/LOWE'S, appears to be a recognition or commendation measure rather than substantive policy legislation. It is sponsored in part by Co-sponsor Dave Severin.

As a commendation bill, its primary aim is to officially recognize or honor a person, group, organization, or achievement connected to the names “COMMEND-ALPHA & OMEGA” and “LOWE’S,” though the exact subject of the commendation (individual, community effort, business, or event) is not explicitly stated in the summary provided.

Key provisions and changes

Being a recognition resolution, the bill would likely:

Proclaim appreciation or commendation from the Illinois General Assembly.
Relay specific statements of support, admiration, or acknowledgment for the named subjects or related efforts.
Include formal language that may be presented to the honorees or made part of the official records.

Typical elements in such measures (though not explicitly enumerated here) may include:

A brief description of the achievement or contribution being recognized.
Official resolutions and signatures from lawmakers.
Acknowledgment of dates, locations, or milestones relevant to the honoree.

Who or what would be affected

The primary affected entity is the subject of the commendation (likely an individual, organization, or project associated with “COMMEND-ALPHA & OMEGA” and/or Lowe’s).

Legislative staff and the General Assembly would incorporate and publish the resolution in official records.

Members of the public may encounter the recognition in bill books, press releases, or ceremonial ceremonies if scheduled.

Procedural and timeline aspects

As a resolution-type bill, it would typically follow a standard legislative path for ceremonial measures:

Introduction and assignment to a committee (often a non-substantive or rules committee in practice).
Possible approval by the chamber (House) without the need for extensive debate or hearings.
Adoption by the full chamber and potential transmission to the honoree.
No direct fiscal impact or administrative program creation is usually associated with such resolutions, unless it references a funded event or ceremony.

Specific dates, sponsor actions, or committee referrals would be detailed in the bill’s official text and calendar but are not provided in the summary here.

Notes

The provided information is limited. For a precise understanding, the official bill text, fiscal impact statement (if any), and committee reports should be reviewed to confirm the exact honoree, language, and procedural steps.