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SB 2432

Law enforcement officers; regulate payment for nonexempt employees under the FLSA.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Daniel Sparks

SB 2432 would establish the Capital Investment Loan Program Act, but the introduced text has no provisions and died in committee, so it has no effect yet.

Died In Committee
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Bill Summary · SB 2432

Summary — SB 2432 (104th General Assembly, 2025–2026)

One-line summary

SB 2432, as introduced in early 2025 by Sen. Sally J. Turner, is captioned in its introduced text as the "Capital Investment Loan Program Act" (short title only). The bill contained no substantive provisions in the introduced filing and was reported as having died in committee.

Note on conflicting metadata: some bill metadata supplied to me lists a different subject/title (“Law enforcement officers; regulate payment for nonexempt employees under the FLSA”). The official introduced bill text (LRB10410756HLH20835b) identifies the short title only — “Capital Investment Loan Program Act.” This summary reflects the text on file; the other title appears to be inconsistent with that text.

Sponsor

  • Sen. Sally J. Turner

Status and timeline

  • Filed with Secretary of the Senate / First reading: 2025-02-07 (per bill text)
  • Received by Secretary of the Senate / Filed: 2025-03-13 (metadata)
  • Read first time / Referred to Local Government: 2025-03-25
  • Referred to Judiciary, Division B: 2025-01-20 (some records)
  • Final status: Died in Committee (recorded 2025-02-04)

(Records show several referral and filing dates; the bill did not advance out of committee.)

Text and key provisions

  • The introduced version contains only a single substantive entry: a short title provision naming the act the “Capital Investment Loan Program Act.”
  • No definitions, program structure, eligibility criteria, funding mechanism, administrative authority, or enforceable provisions are included in the introduced text on file.
  • Because the bill, as introduced, lacks implementing language, there are no operative changes to Illinois law in the file for SB 2432.

Who would be affected

  • As introduced, no parties are affected because no substantive provisions were enacted or specified.
  • If a future, complete version were adopted, a statute titled “Capital Investment Loan Program Act” would likely affect entities that receive or administer capital investment loans (e.g., state agencies, local governments, businesses), but details would depend entirely on the final statutory language.

Related legislation

  • HB 198 — listed as a companion bill. Review of HB 198 may clarify policy intent if it contains substantive text.

Practical notes / next steps for interested readers

  • Because the text on file contains only a short title and the bill died in committee, consult the following for clarification or further research:
    • The legislative text and bill history on the Illinois General Assembly website.
    • The companion bill (HB 198) for any substantive provisions or policy intent.
    • Committee reports or sponsor statements (if available) for background on intended program design.

If you want, I can look up HB 198 (companion) and summarize its provisions to see whether it contains the substance that SB 2432 lacks.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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