HB2333 amends Illinois finance statutes to redefine "electronic data processing" as "information technology" and updates related appropriations.
HB2333 amends the Illinois Statute on Statutes to replace "electronic data processing" with "information technology" in appropriations acts. It updates definitions and limitations for appropriations, allowing certain transfers among appropriations within specified limits. The bill also modifies the Capital Development Board Revolving Fund and the Professions Licensure Fund, and updates travel voucher procedures for state agencies. Effective immediately, the changes aim to modernize terminology and clarify financial management practices within state agencies.
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