90th General Assembly
Summary of HB3807
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House Sponsors:
MADIGAN,MJ-GASH-LANG-SCHAKOWSKY, SCULLY, DAVIS,STEVE, SCOTT, 
   MCCARTHY, HANNIG, LYONS,JOSEPH, BROSNAHAN, CURRY,JULIE, 
   DART, MCKEON, FEIGENHOLTZ, WOOLARD, MCGUIRE, BRADLEY, 
   BOLAND, SMITH,MICHAEL, HOLBROOK AND HOFFMAN.

Senate Sponsors:
CULLERTON

Short description: 
ETHICS-GIFT BAN-REVOLVING DOOR                                             

Synopsis of Bill as introduced:
        Creates the State Employee Gift Ban Act and amends  the  Illinois      
   Governmental  Ethics Act and the Lobbyist Registration Act.  Prohibits      
   State officers  and  employees  of  the  executive,  legislative,  and      
   judicial  branches  from  soliciting or accepting gifts from lobbyists      
   and State vendors, contractors, and bidders. Applies to the  officer's      
   or employee's spouse and children.  Makes violation a business offense      
   punishable by a fine and authorizes the imposition of other sanctions.      
   Requires  surrender  of  any  accepted  gift  into the State treasury.      
   Prohibits former legislators from lobbying the  General  Assembly  for      
   compensation  during  the  first year after leaving office.  Prohibits      
   certain lobbying and personal service contracts  by  certain  partisan      
   legislative  staff  and executive branch officers and employees during      
   the first year after leaving State service.  Makes violation a Class A      
   misdemeanor punishable by a fine of  up  to  $10,000.  Eliminates  the      
   10-day  period in which a person may lobby before registering with the      
   Secretary of State. Effective immediately.                                  
          FISCAL NOTE (Dpt. Central Management Services)                       
          Minimal fiscal impact.                                               
          CORRECTIONAL NOTE                                                    
          No corrections population or fiscal impact.                          
          JUDICIAL NOTE                                                        
          No increase in the need for the number of judges in the State.       
          STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE                                       
          Fails to create a State mandate.                                     
          HOME RULE NOTE                                                       
          Contains no language preempting home rule authority.                 
 
Last action on Bill: SESSION SINE DIE

   Last action date: 99-01-12

           Location: House

 Amendments to Bill: AMENDMENTS ADOPTED: HOUSE -   0     SENATE -   0


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