Illinois HB1748 mandates a 5-day public review period for all bills before a vote on third reading.
Illinois HB1748 amends the General Assembly Operations Act to require all bills introduced in the General Assembly to remain in the chamber of origin for at least 5 calendar days before a vote on third reading. If a bill is amended in a chamber, it must remain there for an additional 5 calendar days starting with the day the amendment is filed and adopted. This public review period applies to both chambers of the General Assembly.
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