Report to William G. Stratton and members of the 71st General Assembly, State of Illinois.

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Report to the General Assembly.

House Joint Resolution 24 ("HJR 24)", [sic.] adopted by the 95th General Assembly, charged the Illinois State Board of Education with facilitating the HJR 24 Special Education Funding Task Force. The HJR 24 Task Force Report, attached herein as Attachment A, was approved by a majority of the HJR 24 Task Force Report members in compliance with the HJR 24's mandate to study current special education funding needs and to make recommendations as to how the State can increase special education funding and ease the financial burden on school districts.

Report to the House of Representatives and the General Assembly of the State of Illinois /

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Report, with recommendations to the General Assembly.

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Report to the Governor of Illinois and the Illinois General Assembly /

"January 10, 1995."

Report to the governor and Illinois General Assembly on Public Act 83-12, increased truck sizes and truck taxation.

"July 1, 1985."

Report to the Governor and the General Assembly on the Healthy Moms/Healthy Kids Program.

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Report to the Illinois General Assembly on board and health care homes /

"March 1993."

Report to the Illinois General Assembly on the issue of expanding public water supply loan eligibility to privately owned community water supplies /

"August 1998."

Report to the Illinois General Assembly in response to House Resolution 405.

"On May 31, 2001, House Resolution 405 was adopted ..." [92nd General Assembly].

Report to the members of the eighty-fifth General Assembly on the wastepaper collection pilot program, Solid Waste Management Act of 1986.

Program development a cooperative effort by the Dept. of Central Management Services, the Dept. of Energy and Natural Resources, and the Governor's Office.

Report to the members of the Illinois General Assembly /

"November 2010."

Report to the members of the Illinois General Assembly /

Six mandates were identified by the Committee as high-impact and worthy of the General Assembly's immediate attention. These recommendations include the elimination or modification of three mandates that would result in an estimated $55.1 million in annual savings for public universities. The other three recommendations, if implemented, will provide long-term indirect savings by reducing administrative work and promoting efficiencies at public universities. Two additional mandates are included in this report as areas of concern. The Committee asks the General Assembly to also review these two concerns during the upcoming fiscal year.

Report to the Governor and to the General Assembly, State of Illinois.

"In compliance with Public Act 88-105 (Senate Bill 604)"

Report to the eighty-seventh General Assembly on the Agricultural Commodity-Based Plastics Development Act : presented to the Illinois General Assembly pursuant to Public Act 86-778, Section 5 (d) /

Alternative title: Agricultural commodity-based plastics development act.