Illinois House Resolution 21 amends the Consent Calendar rules for the 104th General Assembly.
Illinois House Resolution 21 amends the Consent Calendar rules for the 104th General Assembly. It specifies that bills must stand for at least 4 legislative days before a vote on adoption. It limits the number of bills on the Consent Calendar to 80 per group and prohibits revenue or appropriations bills from being placed on the Consent Calendar. The Speaker and Minority Leader can each appoint three members to challenge the presence of any bill or resolution on the Consent Calendar.
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