CONGRATS-MATT TUMBLESON

104th Regular Session Introduced by Ryan Spain

The bill would honor a specific individual with a ceremonial resolution recognizing their achievements, without creating legal or funding effects.

Resolution Adopted

Bill Summary: HR 711 (104th Illinois General Assembly)

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Purpose and intent

The bill title “CONGRATS-MATT TUMBLESON” suggests a ceremonial or honorary measure aimed at recognizing an individual named Matt Tumbleston/Tumbleson (note: the exact spelling in the title appears as Tumble-son; please verify the intended honoree). Such bills are typically non-binding expressions of recognition from the General Assembly.

Common intent for this type of measure: publicly commemorate notable achievements, contributions to the community, or milestones of the named individual, and extend commendations on behalf of the state.

Key provisions and changes

Honorary designation: The bill would most likely authorize a formal resolution recognizing the individual, without imposing new statutory requirements, funding, or regulatory changes.

Wording of commendation: The bill would include language praising the person’s accomplishments, character, or service, and may include a brief biographical summary.

No regulatory effect: Typically, such resolutions do not create enforceable duties or expenditures, nor do they alter existing law or government programs.

Affected parties and impact

Primary beneficiary: The named individual (Matt Tumble(s)on) and, by extension, their family, colleagues, and local community who would be publicly acknowledged.

Broader impact: The bill provides a ceremonial recognition that can be cited in future professional or community contexts; it does not alter policy, funding, or governance.

Procedural and timeline aspects

Sponsorship: Identified sponsor is a primary sponsor (and Co-sponsor: Ryan Spain). In Illinois, ceremonial resolutions often proceed through the same legislative process as other non-binding measures, typically advancing through a committee and floor considerations before a final chamber vote.

Legislative process: Such resolutions generally follow standard bill procedures but do not require enactment into law. They may be scheduled for adoption on the floor with a simple majority vote.

Effective date: If adopted, the resolution would take effect upon passage and be recorded in the official journal or concurrent resolution records; it does not typically specify a separate effective date.

Notes and caveats

The exact spelling of the honoree’s name and any biographical details should be confirmed against the bill text.

Without the full bill text, the summary reflects common characteristics of ceremonial resolutions in Illinois and may not capture any unique clauses or localized provisions that could appear in the actual measure.

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