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SR 829

MEMORIAL-GEORGE L. DOWELL

104th Regular Session Introduced by Paul Faraci

The resolution memorializes and publicly honors George L. Dowell for his life and public service, without creating laws or funding.

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Bill Summary · SR 829

Summary of SR 829 (104th Illinois General Assembly) — Memorial to George L. Dowell

Purpose and intent

  • SR 829 is a memorial resolution recognizing and honoring the life, public service, and contributions of George L. Dowell.
  • The resolution serves as a ceremonial recognition passed by the Illinois Senate to commemorate an individual for their impact and legacy.

Key provisions and changes

  • The resolution designates the memorial status within the official record of the Illinois General Assembly, elevating the remembrance of George L. Dowell.
  • It typically includes:
    • A brief biographical outline highlighting notable achievements, public service, or community involvement.
    • Acknowledgment of Dowell’s contributions to specific communities, institutions, or professional fields.
    • Expressions of appreciation from the Senate for Dowell’s service and impact.
  • The bill does not introduce statutory changes, funding, or enforceable policy; it is a ceremonial tribute.

Who or what would be affected

  • The primary effect is ceremonial recognition within the Illinois Senate and the public record.
  • Dowell’s family, colleagues, and community may receive formal acknowledgment through the memorial resolution.
  • There are no direct regulatory, financial, or administrative obligations placed on state agencies or individuals beyond the formal acknowledgment.

Procedural and timeline aspects

  • As a memorial resolution, SR 829 follows the standard Senate procedure for recognizing individuals: introduction, sponsor association (Co-sponsor: Paul Faraci), committee consideration (typically without substantive policy debate), and passage by the Senate.
  • Timeline specifics (e.g., date of adoption) would be determined by the Senate calendar and proceedings; such resolutions are generally approved without formal opposition if a consensus is reached among members.
  • No implementation or rulemaking actions are triggered by this resolution.

Additional notes

  • The bill is categorized as a memorial and does not enact new laws or appropriations.
  • It serves to publicly honor a named individual, contributing to the historical record and recognizing service within the state.

If you’d like, I can tailor this summary to emphasize particular aspects (e.g., biographical details about George L. Dowell, or the sponsor’s legislative notes) once more information from the official text is available.

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

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