Illinois HB1816 mandates that board of review members in counties with 3 million or more inhabitants must be licensed attorneys.
Illinois HB1816 amends the Property Tax Code to require that each member of the board of review in counties with 3 million or more inhabitants must be an attorney licensed to practice law in Illinois. This applies to vacancies occurring after the bill's effective date. The bill also restricts home rule units from regulating their boards in a manner inconsistent with this requirement.
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