House bill analyses, 1977-1978.

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House bill analyses, 1977-1978.

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House bill analyses conducted by Democratic staff members include House bill number; sponsor(s) names; introduction date; staff analyst name; bill synopsis; background history (e.g., bill creaton circumstances); and a narrative analysis (e.g., wording problems; term definitions; enactment feasibility; benefits derived; possible constitutional constraints; effects on existing legislation; implementation cost; agency implementation responsibility). Included with the bill analyses are copies of bills, amendments, and revisions.

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Illinois State Archive

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