Municipal aggregation in Illinois : an estimate of the potential costs and savings from municipal aggregation for selected Illinois communities : a report to the Illinois General Assembly /

"This report addresses the potential benefits of municipal aggregation of retail electric customers as a means for customers to benefit from the Electric Service Customer Choice and Rate Relief Law of 1997 (Public Act 90-561), referred to in this report as the Customer Choice Law. This report was authorized by the General Assembly on June 26, 2002, in Public Act 92-0585."--P. ii.

Railroad grade crossing/school bus safety : report to the Illinois House of Representatives, Counties and Township Committee /

"January 15, 1996."

Rail grade crossing safety in Fox River Grove, Illinois, a report required by P.A. 90-187.

Cover title.

Report concerning the billing practices of public utilities providing gas service to consumers in Illinois /

Pursuant to HR 102, this report contains information pertaining to the guidelines that govern the practice of using estimates in issuing utility bills, the methodologies used by utilities in estimating usage, and standards for accuracy of metering devices.

Report of the Citizens Commission on School Finance /

Cover title.

Report of the ICC staff : investigation with recommendations, accident in the River West area, January 17, 1992, Chicago, Illinois : the Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company.

"June 1993."

Report to His Excellency William G. Stratton, governor, and the members of the General Assembly of the State of Illinois.

"February 26, 1957."

Rules governing practice before the Industrial Commission.

"Includes index"

Rules governing practice before the Industrial Commission under the Workers' Compensation and Occupational Diseases Acts.

Cover title.

Retail and wholesale competition in the Illinois electric industry : ... triennial report /

"A report by the Illinois Commerce Commission required by Section 16-120(a) of the Public Utilities Act which directs the Commission to provide the General Assembly with its assessment of the competitiveness of the markets for services provided under Article XVI of the Act."

Workers' Compensation Act (effective June 30, 1984, as amended) of the State of Illinois.

Includes index.

The Illinois country, 1673-1818,

Series title in part at head of title.

Connecticut builds schools; school building aid program.

Mode of access: Internet.

Benchmarking the implementation of continuing professional development in the Victorian construction industry

In the state of Victoria, the state government has taken a leadership position on the potential benefit of introducing voluntary continuing professional development (CPD) for registered building practitioners (RBPs) in the construction industry. Benefits are believed to accrue to the Victorian community through a more highly skilled and managed SME construction sector, improved quality buildings with fewer defects and greater efficiencies gained by a reduction in industry internal and external operating costs. This research has identified appropriate industry and community benchmarks to enable a quantification of the costs and benefits that result from this policy. These benchmarks will enable the policymaking body of Victoria, the Building Commission (BC) to evaluate the effects of the implementation of its policy and contribute to informing the debate about the merits and possible drawbacks of such a policy in the construction industry in Victoria.

The proposed Victorian CPD policy will affect a whole industry sector. This pioneering policy approach is already being viewed as a touchstone for other jurisdictions in Australia and abroad. Consequently, this research project is considered by our industry partner to be pivotal in the leadership position that they are taking in Victoria. This investigation is being conducted by the research team under the auspices, guidance and with the cooperation of the Building Commission (BC) and the Building Practitioners Board (BPB) of Victoria. This policy research evaluation is necessary to assess the proposed implementation of CPD in the Victorian construction industry. The identification and creation of agreed and significant industry benchmarks are crucial to evaluating this policy initiative. These benchmarks will serve as independent yardsticks for assessing the impact of the new policy and are described and discussed in this paper.

Report

Title Varies: 1906-1912, Report (1906-1907, Annual Report) of the Illinois Highway Commission - 1913-1914, Report of the Issinois State Ighway Dept 1923-38, Annual Report of the Dept. of Public Works and Buildings, Division of Highways