Illinois. General Assembly. Legislative Council
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The Illinois Legislative Council (1937-), composed of equal numbers of senators and representatives plus the Senate president pro tempore, the House Speaker, and both minority leaders, studies state government and general public welfare; constitutional and statutorial effectiveness; public policy; and assists with legislation preparation. Council research staff prepare formal research reports based on legislator proposals; make periodic reports and recommendations to General Assembly; provide quick research service for legislators; and administer the legislative staff internship program (1967- ). A legislative unit (1965-) assists legislative committees, commissions, and other state agencies while the Council's research director is an ex offico Illinois Commission on Intergovernmental Cooperation member. While the Commission to Study State Government, or Schaefer Commission was active (1949-1950), the director also served as research director for that commission's survey of state governent organization.
From the description of File on reapportionment of the Illinois House of Representatives, 1957-1965. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37814743
The Illinois Legislative Council (1937- ), composed of equal numbers of senators and representatives plus the Senate president pro tempore, the House Speaker, and both minority leaders, studies state government and general public welfare; constitutional and statutorial effectiveness; public policy; and assists with legislation preparation. Council research staff prepare formal research reports based on legislator proposals; make periodic reports and recommendations to General Assembly; provide quick research service for legislators; and administer the legislative staff internship program (1967- ). A legislative unit (1965- ) assists legislative committees, commissions, and other state agencies while the Council's research director is an ex offico Illinois Commission on Intergovernmental Cooperation member. While the Commission to Study State Government, or Schaefer Commission was active (1949-1950), the director also served as research director for that commission's survey of state government organization.
From the description of File on retirement plan for state employees, 1940-1941. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37814701
From the description of Research reports file, 1938-1967. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37938216
The Illinois Legislative Council (1937-), composed of equal numbers of senators and representatives plus the Senate president pro tempore, the House Speaker, and both minority leaders, studies state government and general public welfare; constitutional and statutorial effectiveness; public policy; and assists with legislation preparation. Council research staff prepare formal research reports based on legislator proposals; make periodic reports and recommendations to General Assembly; provide quick research service for legislators; and administer the legislative staff internship program (1967- ). A legislative unit (1965-) assists legislative committees, commissions, and other state agencies while the Council's research director is an ex offico Illinois Commission on Intergovernmental Cooperation member. While the Commission to Study State Government, or Schaefer Commission was active (1949-1950), the director also served as research director for that commission's survey of state government organization.
From the description of General correspondence and administrative records, ca. 1959-1971. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37814477
From the description of Research memoranda, ca. 1941-1970. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37814585
From the description of Research requests and related correspondence, 1938-1972. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37814527
From the description of Subject file, 1965-1974. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37814813
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- Absentee voting
- Airports
- Apportionment (Election law)
- Auditing
- Automobiles
- Banks and banking
- Boundaries
- Capital punishment
- Children with disabilities
- Cities and towns
- Civil rights
- Civil service
- Coal mines and mining
- Computers
- Conservation of natural resources
- County government
- Crime
- Discrimination in employment
- Drugs
- Election districts
- Elections
- Ethics
- Gambling
- Housing
- Inheritance and succession
- Unemployment insurance
- Intergovernmental cooperation
- International relations
- Interns
- Interns (legislation)
- Korean War, 1950-1953
- Legislation
- Libraries
- Licenses
- Local government
- Local officials and employees
- Military service, Voluntary
- Motor vehicles
- Narcotics
- Office management
- Office practice in government
- Old age assistance
- Older people
- Pensions
- Population
- Poverty
- Power resources
- Prisons
- Prison sentences
- Real property
- Public utilities
- Public welfare
- Retirement
- Revenue
- Roads
- Schools
- State government
- State government
- State governments
- Strip mining
- Tax assessment
- Taxation
- Unemployment
- Voting
- Veterans
- Victims
- Villages
- Vocational education
- World War, 1914-1918
- Water
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- Illinois (as recorded)
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- Illinois (as recorded)
- United States (as recorded)
- Illinois (as recorded)
