COMMENDS-IACCPHP

104th Regular Session Introduced by Camille Lilly

The bill designates a ceremonial commendation recognizing IACCPHP for its contributions, without creating new laws, funding, or regulatory changes.

Resolution Adopted

Summary of Bill: HR 808 (104th Illinois General Assembly) – COMMENDS-IACCPHP

Purpose and overall intent

The bill appears to be a formal commendation directed toward an organization or program abbreviated as IACCPHP, recognizing its work or contributions.

As a commendation, it is primarily ceremonial and acknowledgment-oriented, rather than establishing new laws, funding, or regulatory changes.

Key provisions and changes

Official action: The bill designates or commends IACCPHP, likely through a resolution or formal resolution accompanying the bill.

Language likely expresses appreciation for the organization’s mission, achievements, or impact within the state.

The text typically includes:

A statement of recognition by the Illinois House of Representatives.
Hope or best wishes for continued success.
A formal directive to have the citation presented to the organization or its leadership.

Who or what would be affected

Primary beneficiaries: IACCPHP (the organization) and its stakeholders, supporters, and communities served by the organization.

The action has ceremonial significance within the House and does not create new programs, funding, or regulatory requirements.

Procedural and timeline aspects

Initiation: A member sponsor (Co-sponsor: Camille Lilly) introduces the bill in the Illinois House.

Process: The bill would advance through the standard legislative steps for resolutions of commendation, typically requiring passage by the House and potential referral to a Senate counterpart if matched with a concurrent resolution.

Enforcement/implementation: Ceremonial resolution is effective upon adoption and does not require funding authorization or administrative implementation beyond formal recognition.

Timing: As a non-binding resolution, passage timelines depend on the legislative calendar and committee consideration; no fiscal impact is typically associated unless explicitly stated.

Notes

Because the bill is described mainly as a commendation, it is unlikely to enact substantive policy changes, allocate funds, or alter statutory requirements.

The exact scope of “IACCPHP” (what it stands for and its activities) is not provided in the summary; the language of the bill would clarify the organization and the nature of the commendation.

If you’d like, I can tailor this summary after reviewing the full text to identify any specific named programs, dates, or additional ceremonial language included in the resolution.