Illinois General Assembly - Full Text of HR0092

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HOUSE RESOLUTION

RESOLVED, BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE ONE HUNDRED FOURTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, that the Rules of the House of Representatives of the 104th General Assembly are amended by changing Rules 11 and 42 as follows:

(House Rule 11)

11. Standing Committees. The Standing Committees of the House are as follows:

ADOPTION & CHILD WELFARE

AGRICULTURE & CONSERVATION

APPROPRIATIONS-ELEMENTARY & SECONDARY EDUCATION

APPROPRIATIONS-GENERAL SERVICES

APPROPRIATIONS-HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES

APPROPRIATIONS-HIGHER EDUCATION

APPROPRIATIONS-PENSIONS AND PERSONNEL

APPROPRIATIONS-PUBLIC SAFETY AND INFRASTRUCTURE

CHILD CARE ACCESSIBILITY & EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

CITIES & VILLAGES

CONSUMER PROTECTION

COUNTIES & TOWNSHIPS

CYBERSECURITY, DATA ANALYTICS, & IT (INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGY)

ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY & EQUITY

EDUCATION POLICY

ELEMENTARY & SECONDARY EDUCATION: ADMINISTRATION,

LICENSING, & CHARTER SCHOOLS

ELEMENTARY & SECONDARY EDUCATION: SCHOOL CURRICULUM &

POLICIES

ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT

ETHICS & ELECTIONS

EXECUTIVE

FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND LICENSING

GAMING

GUN VIOLENCE PREVENTION

HEALTH CARE AVAILABILITY & ACCESSIBILITY

HEALTH CARE LICENSES

HIGHER EDUCATION

HOUSING

HUMAN SERVICES

IMMIGRATION & HUMAN RIGHTS

INSURANCE

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, TOURISM, & TRADE

JUDICIARY - CIVIL

JUDICIARY - CRIMINAL

LABOR & COMMERCE

MENTAL HEALTH & ADDICTION

MUSEUMS, ARTS, CULTURE, & ENTERTAINMENT

PERSONNEL & PENSIONS

POLICE & FIRE

PRESCRIPTION DRUG AFFORDABILITY & ACCESSIBILITY

PUBLIC HEALTH

PUBLIC UTILITIES

RESTORATIVE JUSTICE & PUBLIC SAFETY

REVENUE & FINANCE

SMALL BUSINESS, TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION, & ENTREPRENEURSHIP

STATE GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION

TRANSPORTATION: REGULATION, ROADS & BRIDGES

TRANSPORTATION: VEHICLES & SAFETY

VETERANS' AFFAIRS

(Source: H.R. 15, 104th G.A.)

(House Rule 42)

42. Consent Calendar.

(a) The Clerk shall include a Consent Calendar on the Daily Calendar and designate it as a separate calendar. The Consent Calendar shall contain 3 orders of business: Consent Calendar - Second Reading, Consent Calendar - Third Reading, and Consent Calendar - Resolutions. Within each order of business, bills or resolutions shall be listed in separate groups according to the number of required days each has been on that order of business on the Consent Calendar. No more than 25 80 bills and resolutions shall be listed in each group. All bills or resolutions to which amendments have been adopted shall be so designated.

(b) No debate is in order regarding any item on the Consent Calendar. The Presiding Officer, however, shall allow a reasonable time for questions from the floor and answers to those questions. No amendment from the floor is in order regarding any bill or resolution on the Consent Calendar.

(c) A bill on the Consent Calendar shall stand for 2 legislative days on the order of Consent Calendar - Second Reading, and for at least 2 legislative days on the order of Consent Calendar - Third Reading, before a vote on the final passage may be taken. Resolutions on the Consent Calendar shall stand for at least 4 legislative days before a vote on adoption may be taken. One record vote on final passage shall be taken on those bills called for final passage. Immediately before a vote on the bills on the Consent Calendar, the Presiding Officer shall call to the attention of the members the fact that the next legislative action will be the vote on the Consent Calendar.

(d) A bill or resolution may be placed on the Consent Calendar by report of a standing committee or special committee upon a motion adopted by a unanimous vote of the members present. For purposes of this subsection (d), a unanimous vote on the motion is a vote with no member voting nay.

(e) No bill regarding revenue or appropriations may be placed on the Consent Calendar. No resolution requiring more than 60 affirmative votes for adoption and no bill requiring more than 60 affirmative votes for passage by the House may be placed on the Consent Calendar.

(f) The Speaker and the Minority Leader shall each appoint 3 members who may challenge the presence of any bill or resolution on the Consent Calendar. Before a vote on final passage of any item on the Consent Calendar, an item shall be removed from the Consent Calendar if (i) 4 or more members, (ii) the Principal Sponsor of the bill or resolution, or (iii) one or more of the appointed challengers file with the Clerk written objections to the presence of the bill or resolution on the Consent Calendar. Any bill or resolution so removed may not be placed thereafter on the Consent Calendar during that session of the General Assembly, unless the member or members who objected to the presence of the bill or resolution on the Consent Calendar consent in writing to restoration of the bill or resolution on the Consent Calendar.

Any bill removed from the Consent Calendar shall stand on the order of Second Reading with short debate status, subject to Rule 52, and any resolution so removed shall stand on the order of Resolutions with short debate status, subject to Rule 52.

(f-5) Any deadline established under Rule 9 for Third Reading and passage shall not apply to bills that remain pending on the Consent Calendar on the date of such deadline.

(g) This Rule shall not be in effect unless ordered by the Speaker and may be suspended at any time by order of the Speaker.

(Source: H.R. 15, 104th G.A.)