Establishes an Iowa-Illinois boundary adjustment committee to recommend boundary changes.
The Iowa-Illinois Boundary Adjustment Act creates a committee to discuss and recommend whether to adjust the boundary between Iowa and Illinois by transferring one or more Illinois counties to Iowa. The committee consists of six Iowa members appointed by the governor and five Illinois members appointed under Illinois law. Iowa members serve four-year terms, and the committee must submit a report to both state legislatures within 60 days of completing its duties. The committee is not subject to certain administrative rules and is repealed after submitting its report.
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