STATE OF ILLINOIS85th GENERAL ASSEMBLYHOUS6 0F REPRESENTATIVESTRANSCRIPTION OEBATE

19th Legislatsve Da@ March 2O, 1987

Speaker Greimanz eTbe hour of 1z00 having arrivedm the House will

be En Zession. Nenbers wiàl be at their seat. The

Ehaplaln for todav wîll be the Reverend Farries H.

Morrison. Sro. Pastor. Praver' Whee: Church of God in

Christm of Sprîngfield. Reverend Morrison is a guest of

Representative Michael Curran. The guests in the gallery

paë wish to rise and Join us for tNe innovation. Reverend

Morrisono-

Reverend Morrisonz eAlmight# God, Creator of the ends of *he

earthv who fatnteth not neither does he qet weary. There

is no searcbîng of his understanding. He give power to tbe

faint and to those that have no might. He increases their

strength. Even the youth shaàl faint and be weary and the

voung man sball uttert? fall, but they that waît on the

tord. thëv shall renew their strength. They shall mount up

witb the wings of an eagle and they shall run and not get

wear@. The: sbalt walk and not faint. When I consider the

moon and the stars, the work of Thy fingers. what is man

that Thou art mindful of him or the son of man that Thou

vîsiteth blm. You made h1p a little Iower than the angels

and You crowned hîm with glory and bonor. And You put all

things under his feet. It is good to draw nigh to Thee. O

Godv in Thy presence we have a sense of peace and

wbolesomeness. He feel Th# spîrit moving in our souls and

we are refresbed. Abide with us atways and keep us turning

toward Thee in praver repeatedlv. And we cone to Thee.

todaym s'peak our bearts the uords which uill comfort ' and

encourage us. Impart Thv love that our Neàfish passions

ma# be restrainted and we ma# love as Thou has loved us.

Grant us renewal of vislen because we realize that without

a vision the people perish and we ma@ see what is the best

and the rlght thing to do at everv moment. Endow us with

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STATE OF ILLINOI:85th GCNERAL ASSEMBLYHOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESTRANSCRIPTION DEBATC

19th tegislative Dav March 20, :907

TbF forqiving gracem that sense of forgiveness for our

sins, we ma@ live in the freedom of Christ. as purchased b:

His own Blood. F@r it is in Hîs êlame that we praF. Amen.e

Speaker Greimanz eThe Ladk from Cookm Ns. Parcellsv to lead us în

the Pledge to the Flagoe

earcellsl *1 pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States

of America and to tbe Republic for which it stands. one

Nation under Godv indivisible. with libertv and Justice for

atl.e

Speaker Greimanz *Roll Call for Attendance. Xr. Matilevich. are

there any excused absencls en tbe Democratic sideTe

Matilevichl eYesv let the record refleck tbe excused absence of

Representative taurino and Braun. due to illness.

Representative W@vetter Youngev on official businessv and

also reflect a happv bïrthday on Saturua: oF Represeotative

Dick Mulcaheyv who is celebrating the thirteenth

anniversary of his 39th birthdayee

speaker Greimanl RLet the record so reflect. Kr. Pielv do we

'have any excused absences on the Republican side7e

Pielz OYes. Mr. Speakerv would the record show that

Representative Countrvman is absent due to illness?e

Speaker Greimanz Otet the record so sbow. Mr. Clerkp take the

record. 113 Members having answered to the Eall of the

Quorum. a quorum îs present. Mr. Keanev for uhat purpose

do ?ou seek recognltion?*

Keanel OThank @ouv Mr. Speakerv I would like to waive the posting

rulesv so that House Bills 391 and 392 could be heard in

Revenue and in Revenue Real'Estate Subcomuittee next week.

I*ve talked to the Minority Spokesman on tNe Revenue

Committee and there*s ne problemoe

Speaker Greimanz OThen unanimeus consent to waive the postîng

rules witb respect to House Bill 39t and 392. so that these

Bills may be heard in the Revenue Eommittee and Revenue...

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STATE OP ILLINOISB5tb GENERAL ASSEMBLYHOUSE OF REPREZENTATIVESTRANSCRIPTION DEBATE

:9th tegistative Daë Rarch 23@ 1987

Reat Estate Subcoamittee next week. Without oblectionv so

ordered. The Gentleman from Sangamon. Mr. Curranv For what

purpose do Fou seek recognition. Sir?o

Eurranz RHr. Speakerv point of persona: prlvilege. Më seatmatep

Representative dobn Joseph McNamara ls also celebrating his

birthday todakm and since he told me he would Just as soon

forget ît4 I thought I w@uld announce it to al'ow him to

forget itoe

Speaker Greimanz OThe Gentleman froo Lake. Mr. Matilevîch.n

MatiJevichz OAre we on the approval of the Journalsz Alright.

Mr. Speaker and Ladies and Gentleuan of the House. I move

that we dispense with the readîng of the aournal and that

the following Journals be approvedz Jaurnat 1 of Januarv

t#4 2 of January 15@ 3 or Januark 22. Number # of January

29@ Number 5 of February 2ndv Number 6 OF February 3rd@ 7th

of Februarv &thv 8tb of February tlthv Number 9 of Februar?

19th, Number t0 of Februar? 25tb, Number 11 of March Brd.

Number :2 of March Gthp Number t3 of March 5th4 1987.*

Speaker Greimanz RThe Gentleman from takev Nr. Matilevichv moves

for approval of the Journals of those dates specîfied. And

on that is there an: discussion? There being nonev the

question isv *shall t:e Mation carry?* Those in favor sav

*ageem opposed 'noe. rn the opinion of the Chair. the

eayes* have lt. The Motlon carries. Nr. Flinnv Gentleman

from St. Clairm for wbat purpose do @ou seek recognltion?

Mr. Flinn.o

Fllnnz OMr. Speakerv I*d like to announce that tNe Stectiones

Eommittee wiàl meet shortlF after adlournment in Room 11*.

Fortunately, toda? the meeting should not be very long.

dost of the time, when a1l the other Members are qeînq

homev we 'are Just beqinning our dak. But today will be a

little different. He won*t be far behind the rest ot @ou

toda?. tl*v shortl: after adjournment. As soon as

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STATE 0F ILLINOIS85th GENERAL ASSENBLYHOUSE OF REPREZENTATIVESTRANSERIPTION DEBATE

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possible, come down and we*tl qet started.e

Speaker Greimanz RAlright. so there will be an Election*s meeting

ln Room tt#, directl: after adlournment. Agreed

Resolutions-e

Elerk O/Brîenz Osenate Joint Resolution 120, orfered bv

Representatives Black and Weaver; House Resolution 183. by

Johnson; 16** capparelli and McAuliffel 1651 Curran; :86.

Harris; and 16:v offered bv Representatîve Blackee

Speaker Greimanz OGentleman from takev Mr. Natilevicb.e?

Matilevicbz OMr. Speaker: we have examined the Resolutions and

tbev are al1 congratulatory. f move the adoption of the

âgreed Resolutions.p

Speaker Greimanz *A11 those in ravor of the Aqreed Resolutions

slgnif: by saying eave*, those opposed *ooe. Io tbe opinion

of the Chairv the *aves* have it. The Agreed Resotutioos

are adopted. Yesv are there any announcementsz An@

announcements at this timez Mr. Elerkv on the Adlournment

Resolution.R

Elerk O*erienz esenate Joint Resolution #23. resotved bv tNe

Senate of the 85th General Assembly of the State of

Illinois, the House of Representatiges concurring hereinw

that when tbe Senate adlourns on Thursdayv March l9@ :987,

it stands adlourned untîl March 2*v :982: at 12:00 noon.

And when the House of Representatives adlourns on Fridayv

March 2Oe 19871 it stands adlourned until Tuesdayp Marcb

2&v 19874 at 12100 noon-e

Speaker Greimanl OThe Gentleman from Madisonm Nr. Mcpike, moves

for the adoption of the Adlournment Reselution. Those in

favor say *aveev those opposed *no*. In the opinion of tbe

Cbairm the *aves: have itv and the Adlournment Resolution

is adopted. The Chair recognizes tbe Gentleman from

Madisonm Mr. Hcpike. for the Motion for adlournment. Mr.

Mcpike moves tbat the House stand adlourned until tbe hour

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STATE OF ILLENOIS85th GENERAL ASSEMBLYHOUSE OF RSPRSSENTATIVESTRANSCRIPTION DEBATE

19th Legislative Day March e04 :987

12100 on the 2*th of Marchv 1987. A11 those in faver

signifv b@... allowing time for Perfunctory Sessîon for the

Introductîon of Bills and Flrst Readlngs. A11 those in

favor signify bv saying *aveev those oppesed *no*. In t:e

opinlon of the fhair, the eayes*. have it. The House does

stand adlourned.-

Clerk O'Brienz Wcommittee Reports. Representative Van Duvne.

Ehairman of the Committee on Counties and Townships. to

wbich the following Bills were referredv action takea Flarch

l9# :9874 reported tbe same back with the Tollowing

recommendations; *do pa'ss*v House Bill 2981 *do pass Short

Debate Ealendar* House Bills' 265. .283 and 396.

Representative Krska. Chairman on the Eommîktee on Energv.

Environoent and Natural Resourcesv to which the following

Bllls were referredm action taken March l9@ 1987. reported

the same back wîth the fellowing recommendationz *do passe

House Bills 2&3 and 3931 *do pass as amended* House Biàl

*T2. Representative Satterthwaite. Chairman of the

Eommittee on Higher Educatlon. to whlch the following Bills

were referred. actlon 'taken March l9, 1987. reported the

same back witb the following recommendationsz *do pass*

House Bill 85 and 188. Representative Dunnv Chairman of

the Cemmittee on Judiciarv 1, to which the following Bills

were referred, action taken March l9v 1982+ reported the

same back witb the following recommendationsz *do passe

House Bill 12 and 330: .do pass as amended* House Bill 2eT

and 3tT; *do pass Eonsent falendar* House Bill t75 and 228.

Representative Krska. Ehairman of Eomaittee on Registration

and Regulationm to which the followlng Bills were referredm

action taken March 19m 1987, reported the same back with

t6e followàng recommendationsl *do passe House Bill 2691

*do pass as amendede House Bill l13 and 2371 *do pass as

amended Short nebate Calendar* House Bîl1 4T>

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STATE OF ILLINOIS85th GENERAL ASSEMBLYH0US6 OF REPRESENTATIVESTRANSCRIPTION DEBATE

t9th Legislative Da? Marcb 204 t987

Representative O*Eonnell. Chaîrman oF the Comoittee on

Judîcîary IIm to whîch tbe following Bills were reeerred.

actîon taken Narch 2Ov t987. repor'ted the same back with

the following recommendatioosz *do pass* House Bill 1*:.

2:3. 2*5v and *Tll *do pass as amended* House Bill 122 and

t77; 'do pass Short Debate Ealendar* House 311: 339 and

357. lntroduction and First Reading of Bills. House Bi1l

888, offered b: W#vetter Youngem a Bill for an Act creating

the Illinois Department of Urban Development. First

Readîng of the Bill. House Bill 8:9. Wyvetter Youngem a

Bill for an Act making an appropriation to the Department

of Urban Oevetopment. First Reading of the Bill. House

Bill 890* Wevetter Youngev a Bill for an Act to provide for

and promote the improvement of maternal and child health

services. First Readîng of the Bill. House Bill 8911

Wvvetter Youngem a BilI for an Act making an appropriation

to the State Eommunit: College. First Reading of tbe Bilt.

House Bill 8924 Syvetter Younge, a Bill for an Act to amend

the Illinois Insurance Cede. First Reading of the Bi11.

House Bill 893* Wyvetter Younge. a Bill foc an Act Qaking

appropriation to the State Board of Education. First

Reading of the Bill. Hause Bill 8914 Wvvetter Younge. a

Bill for an Act making an approprîation to the Department

of Publlc Aid. First Reading of the Bill. House Bill 895.

Nvvetter Youngem a Bî1l for an Act maklng an appropriation

to tbe Metro-East Sanltarv District to repair the East St.

touis pump station that is operated bv the

Meeropolitan-East Sanltarv District. First Reading oF the

Bill. House Bl11 896. Wyvetter Younge. a Bill for an Act

to authorize certain municipalities to levy an earnings

tax. First Reading of the Bill. House Bill 892. Mvvetter

Younqev a Bî1l for an Act to repeal certain provisions

relating to criminal taw. First Reading of tbe Bill.

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STATE OF ILtfNOI585th GENERAL ASSEMBLYHOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESTRANZERIPTION DEBATE

19th Legislative Da# March 20, 1987

House Bi11 898* Ngvetter Younge, a Bi11 for an Act to amend

the Illinois Public Aid Code. First Readinp of t6e Bil1.

House 3ill 899. Myvetter Youngev a Bill for an Act to amend

the Environmental Protection Act. First Reading of the

Bilt. House Bill 900. Wvvetter Younge, a 3ill for an Act

to provide pilot enterprise hlgh schools and work-studg

programs whereby higb school students are taugbt

vocational, business and manaqerial skills and to establish

a business incubator to work in conlunction with the

scbools. First Reading of tbe Bi1l. House Bill 901. by

Myvetter Youngev a Biàl for an Act to amend t6e Alcobolism

and Substance Abuse Act. First Readlng of the Bill. Nouse

Bill 902, kyvetter Younge, a Bill for an Act making

approprîations to tbe Department of Commerce and Communît:

Affairs. First Reading of the Bl11. House Bill 9034

Wgvetter Younge. a Bill for an âct making approprîations to

the State Board of Education for certain reimbursements and

the ordinarv and contingent expenses încîdent in the

operating of enterprîse high schools and to the Board of

Trustees of State Eommunity Colleges of East St. Louis #or

the establlshment of a business incubator. First Reading

of the Billo House Bill 901. Myvetter Younge, a Bill for

an Act makinq an appropriation to the State Board of

Educatioo. Fîrst Reading of the Bill. House Bitl 901,

Wvvetter Youngev a Bill for an Act makîng an appropriation

for the ordiqarv and contingent expenses of the Illinois

Communit: Development Finance Corporation. First Reading

of the Bill. House Bill 906. Hyvetter Younge, a B1ll for

an Act making appropriation to the Capital Development

Board. Fîrst Reading of tbe Bi1l. House Bill 907.

W#vetter Youngev a Bi11 for an Act to create the Urban

CivîLian Youth Service to address the problem of

unemplovment among youths in urban areas. First Reading of

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STATE OF ILLINOISe5t6 GENERAL AGSEMBLYHOUSE OF RFPRESENTATIVESTRANSCRIPTION DEBATE

tgth Legislative Day March 20v 1987

t6e Bill. House 8i11 908. Nvvetter Yaungev a BilI for an

âct making an appropriatîon for the ordinarF and contingent

expense of the Office of Urban Assistance. First Reading

of the Bill. House Bill 909p Nyvetter Younge. a Bill for

an Act to establish the East St. Louis fampus of Sauthern

Illinois University as a separatep autonomous universitk.

First Reading of the Bill. House Bill 910. Steczo. a Bill

for an Act to amend Sections of the School Code. First

Reading of the Bitl. House Bitl 911. Brunsvoldp a Bî1l Tor

an Act in relation to emergenc? telephone svstems. First

Readinq of the Bill. House Bill 912* cullerton andl

Countrymanv a Bill for an Act to amend Sectîons of the

Election Code. First Readlag of the Bill. House Bill 9134

Cullerton and Stater. a Bîll for an Act to amend Sections

of the Election Code. First Readinq of tNe Bi1l. House

Bill 9t*4 Phelpsm a 3111 for an Act to amend the School

Code. First Reading of tNe Bil'. House Bî11 9:5,

Mulcahe@, a Bill for an Act to amend the School Code.

First Reading of the Bilt. House Bi1I 916* Mcpikev a Bill

for an Act to amend tNe School Eode. First Readîng of the

Bill. House Bill 9tTv Deteo and Parcells, a Bill for an

Act in relation to licensing and regulatyng fire equipment:

distrlbutors and epployees. First Reading of the Bill.

House Bill 9:81 Klemm et at4 a Bill for an Ac* in

relatlon to the application of lawn cherîcals. First

Reading of the Bill. House Bill 919, Blackm a Bil: for an

Act to amend the Illinois vehicle Eode. First Reading of

the Bill. House Bill 920. Kubikm a Bill for an Act to

amend the Illinols Pension Code. First Reading o? tNe

Bill. House Bill 921. Mcpikev a Bi11 for an Act to amend

t6e Toxic Gubstances Disclosure and Employees Act. First

Reading of the Bill. House Bill 922: Mautino. a Bi1l for

an Act to amend the Uniforn Commercial Code. First Reading

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STATE 0F ILLINOIS85th GENERAL ASSEMBLYHOUSE OF REPREGENTATIVESTRANSCRIPTION DEBATE

tgth tegislative Day March 25. 1987

of the Bi1l. House Bilt 9234 Barnes and Eullertonv a Bill

for an Act to amend various Acts îo relation to support

orders. First Reading of the Bill. House Bîl1 924.

Mennlund, a Bill for an Act to amend the Ilàînoîs Municipal

Eode. First Reading of the Bill. House BilI 925*

Capparelli - et al@ a Bilt for an Act to auend Sections of

the School Cade. First Reading of the Bill. House Bill

926/ Eowlishawm a Bi1l f@r an Act to add Sections to an Act

in relation to emergenc? aadical treatment. Fîrst Reading

of the Bill. House Bilt 9z1n Eowlisbaw. a BiI1 for an Act

to amend Sections of the School Code. First Readîng of the

Bi11.*

Elerk teonez OHouse Bill 928. offered by Representative Stange. a

Bill for an Act to amend Sections of the Build Illinols

Act. Flrst Reading oe the Bill. House Bi1l 929* offered

by Representative Hallock. a Bill for an Act to amend

Sections of the Horkers* Eoepensation Act. First Reading

of tbe Bill. House Bill 930, orfered by Representatives

Hallock and Glorgiv a Bill for an Act to amend Sections of

an Act concerning convevances. First Readîng oF the Bill.

House Bîll 931. offered bv Representative Mautinov a Bill

for an Act to amend Sections of the Alcohotism and

Substance Abuse zct. First Reading of the Bîll. House

Bill 932* offered by Representative Rlchnondm a Bill for an

Act authorizing the conveyance of certain State property to

the Citv of Annaf Illinois. First Readinq of the Bill.

House Bill 933. offered b? Representative ewîng. a Bill f@r

an Act to amend Sections of the Busîness Corporation Act.

First Reading of the Bill. House Bill 93*m offered b#

Representative.o. correctienv House Bill 93** offered by

Representative Didricksan - et aà@ a Bill for an Act in

relationsblp to public hea1th. Fîrst Reading or the Bill.

House Bill 935, offered b? Representative McGannm a Bi1l

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STATE OF ILLINOIS85th GENERAL ASSEMELYHOUS6 DF REPRESENTATIVESTRANSCRIPTION DEBATE

19th tegislative Day darch 2a@ 1982

for an Act to amend Sections of the School Eode. First

Reading of the Bill. House 3il1 936, ofFered by

Representative Levinv a Bill for an Act to amend Sections

of t6e Illinois Kunicipal Code. Fîrst Reading of the Bill.

House 3i11 937. offered b? Representative tevin. a Bilt'ror

ao Act to amend Sections of the Illinois Vebicle Code.

First Reading of the Bilà. House Bill 938* offered by

Representative Levin, a Bill for an Act to amend Sections

of the Publîc Utilities Act. First Reading of tNe 6ill.

House Bill 939v offered b? Representative Pullen. a Bill

for an Act to amend Sections of the Vital Records Act.

First Reading of the Bill. House Bill 9*0. offered by

Representative Sternv a Bill for an Act to amend Sectîons

of tbe Election Code. Fîrst Reading of the Bill. House

BîlI 9*1. offered bv Representative Steczo. a Bll1 fov an

Act to aaend Sections of an Act in relationship to the

compensation of sberiffsv coronersv county treasuers.

count: clerks. recorders and auditors. First Reading of

the :ilt. House Bil1 9*2. oefered by Representative

Steczop a Biàl for an Act to amend Sections of an Act in

relationship to emergenc? generation of solid waste... in

relationshîp to the energy generation of solid waste.

First Readlng of the Bill. House Bill 943* offered bv

Representalive Flowers - et 'alf a Bill for an Act to amend

Sections of the Illinois Housing Development Act. First

Reading of the Bill. House Bill 9*4. offered by

Representatîve Flowers - et a1. a Bill for an Act creating

the Illinols Department of Housing. First Readlng of the

Bl11. House Bill 9*5* offered bv Representative Stevens

et alT a Bill for an Act to amend Sectlons of *he

Ebaritable Games Act. First Readioq of the 6111. House

Bill 9:6* offered by Representative qcNamara - et a14 a

Dill for an Act to amend Sections of the Atcobolism and

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STATE OF ILLINOTS85:: GENERAL ASSEMBLYHOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESTRANSCRIPTION DEBATE

19th Legislative Da# March 20, 1987

Substance Abuse Act. First Reading of the Bill. House

Bil: *61. offered bv Representative Hicks - et a1v a Bill

for an âct to amend Sections of tbe Illinois Income Tax

Act. First Reading of the Bi1I. House Bill 918. ofrered

bv Representative Mait - et a1, a Bill for an Act to add

Sections to the School Eode. First Reading of the aill.

House Bil: 9*9. offered by Representative Phelps - et al, a

Bitl for an âct to add Sectîons te the Schoo; fode. First

Reading of tbe Bill. House Bîll 9504 ofFered by

Representative Saktsman, a Bi1l for an Act to amend

Sections of the lllinois Pension Code. First Reading of

tbe Bill. House Bill 951. offered bv Representative

Goforth, a 3i11 for an Act in relationship to AIDG testing

of persons charged with certain criminal offenses. First

Readlng of *he Bill. House Bitl 952. ofFered b:

Representative Hultgrenm a Bill for an Act to amend

Sections of an Act to authorize count: boards in counties

under townsbip organization to organize certain territorial

situated withln as a toun. and to provide For annexation of

territory' and the disconnecting of territory of said town.

First Readin: oF tbe Bilà. House Resolution 168* offered

b: Representative Huffv fommittee on zssignment.

Introduction of Constitutional Amendments. House doint

Resolutîon Constitutional Amendment #10. resolved by the

House of Representatives of the Eightl-Fifth General

Assembl: of the State of Illînoisv the Senate concurrinq

hereinv that there shall be submîtted to the electors of

the state for adoption or relection at the generat election

next occurring at least six months after the adoptîon of

this Resolution. a proposition to amend Sections * and 7 of

Article of the Constitution to real as foltewsz Artlcle

Vv Section *p Joint Election. ln the general election for

Governor and Lieutenant Governorv one vote shall be cast

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STATE OF ILLINOIS85th GEN6RAL ASSEMBLY

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESTRANSERIPTION DEBATE

19th Legislative Dav Marcb 20T 1987

Jointl: for the candidates nominated by the same political

party or petitîon. Eandidates for Governor and Lieutenant

Governor shall be nominated Jointl#. Gectîon '. Vacancies

in other elective offices. If the AttorneF Generat,

Secretary'of Statem Comptroller or Treasurer fails to

qualkfv or if 'his office becomes vacant: the Governor sball

fill the office bv appointment. The appointee shatl hold

offîce'until the elected officer quatifies or until a

successor is elected and qualifîed as may be provîded by

1aw and shall not be sublect to removal by the Governor.

If the Lieutenant Governor faîls to qualifv, the Governor

shall Till tbe ofTice bv appotntment and the appointee

shall hold the office untit the elected officer qualifies

and sball not be sublect to removal by the Governor. If

the offkce of tieutenant Governor becomes vacantv the

Governor sball'filt the office by appointment and the

appolntee shall hold offîce until the end of tMe term and

shall not be 'sublect to removal bv the Governor. If

approved bv the votersv the Amendment shall take effect one

da@ following khe proclamation of the results of the votes

on this referendum. First Readinq of tbis Eonstitutional

Amendment. No further business, the House... House will

now stand at ease in the Perfunctor: Session.-

Clerk OeBrienr Rcommîttee Reperts. Representative dautino,

Chairman of tbe Committee on... select Eommittee on Swall

Businessv to which the following Bills were referredv

action taken March 20v 1982, reported the same back with

the followînq recommendatlonsl *do pass Short Debate

Calendar* House Bill I8t. Representative Rea, Chairman of

the Committee on... the Select fommittee on Economic

Developmentv to which the following Bills were referred,

action taken March 20@ 19a:4 reported the same back wlth

the following recommendationsz *do passe House Bitl 3Ot;

:2

STATE OF ILLINOIS85th GENERAL ASSEMBLYHOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVSSTRANSCRIPTION DEBATE

19th Legislative Day Rarcb 204 1987

ed@ pass Eonsent Calendar* House Bill *&t1 *do pass Short

Debate Ealendar: House Bill 55:. No further businessv the

House now stands adlournedoo

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HOUSF TO ORDER - SPEAKER GREIMAN IN EHAIRPRAYER - REVEREND MORRISONPLEDGE 0F ALLEGIANCEROLL CALL FOR ATTENDANCEAPPROVAL OF JOURNALSAGREED RESOLUTEONSADJOURNMENTPERFUNETORY SESSIONEONXITTEE REPDRTSGENERAL RESOLUTIONCOMMITTEE REPORTSPERFUNETORY SESSION - ADJOURNNENT

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1l223f.

55t 11.21.3