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HR 932

HONORS-IL FALLEN HEROES

104th Regular Session Introduced by Stephanie Kifowit

Honors Illinois fallen heroes by designating a day/week or observance to recognize and publicly acknowledge their sacrifices.

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Bill Summary · HR 932

Bill Overview

  • Bill: HR 932
  • Session: 104th
  • Jurisdiction: Illinois
  • Title: HONORS-IL FALLEN HEROES
  • Sponsor: Primary sponsor not specified in provided data; Co-sponsor: Stephanie Kifowit

This bill appears to be a commemorative or honorary measure focused on recognizing Illinois fallen heroes. The available information does not include full text, but the title and typical structure of such measures suggest it designates a day, week, or general recognition in honor of Illinois veterans, public safety personnel, or other individuals who have died in service to the state or community.

Purpose and Intent

  • To honor and recognize individuals who have fallen in service to Illinois, conveying appreciation for their sacrifices.
  • To raise public awareness about the contributions and sacrifices of fallen heroes, potentially through proclamations, ceremonies, or public acknowledgments.

Key Provisions and Changes (typical elements)

While the exact text is not provided, bills with similar titles and purposes commonly include:
- A formal designation or declaration recognizing Illinois fallen heroes.
- A commemorative event or observance, such as designating a specific day, week, or month for remembrance.
- Instructions to state agencies, schools, and local governments to observe the designation (e.g., displaying a flag, issuing proclamations, or holding ceremonies).
- A statement of intent encouraging educators, community organizations, and the public to honor fallen heroes in appropriate ways.
- Potential inclusion of a list of groups to be honored (e.g., military personnel, police, firefighters, or other public servants) and criteria for inclusion (service-related death in the line of duty).
- Effective date provisions specifying when the designation or observance would take effect.

Affected Parties and Impacts

  • Illinois state and local government offices, agencies, and schools may participate in or be required to observe the designation.
  • Families and communities of fallen heroes, who would benefit from formal recognition and remembrance.
  • Public safety personnel, veterans, and first responder organizations may participate in ceremonies or commemorative activities.
  • General public, through increased awareness and education about the sacrifices of fallen heroes.

Procedural and Timeline Aspects

  • The bill would authorizing observance or designation typically becomes effective on a specified date (often immediately upon enactment or at the start of a future fiscal year).
  • If a specific day/week/month is designated, there would likely be guidance for annual observance.
  • The legislative process would involve committee review, floor votes in the chamber, and potential reconciliation between houses if applicable; given this is a state bill, it follows Illinois legislative timelines for HR measures.

Notes

  • The exact substantive provisions, including any dates, the scope of who is honored, and specific obligations for state and local entities, are not included in the provided information. For a precise summary, the bill’s text or fiscal note would be needed.

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