ILACP Quick Positions on Current Bills- 2018 Latest bills/positions posted in this color
HOUSE BILLS
HB 1465 A1 - Neutral Increases age for rifles to 21 from 18
HB 1467 A1 - Support Bans bump stocks
HB 1468 A1 - Neutral Waiting period of 72 hours to buy an assault weapon.
HB 1469 A1 - Neutral Bans higher-capacity magazines
HB 2254 - Support SURS Tier 2 age correction for college police to match those in other Tier 2 pension systems
HB 2367 - Oppose Juvenile record sealing
HB 3142 - Oppose College applications criminal history disclosure
HB 3185 - Support Would allow lateral transfers of police officers in State University Civil Service System
HB3377, same as SB 2441 – Support Child restraint - rear-facing seats for children up to 2 years old
HB 4029 - Support Cell phone surcharge - law enforcement exemption
HB4113 – Neutral In a divorce case, addresses principle that recognizes that the involvement of each parent for equal time is presumptively in the children's best interests HB4191 – Neutral Pets locked in cars, allows citizens to break windows to rescue pets
HB4208 – Neutral Formerly opposed, but sponsor changed some language on this school funding resource bill and the new language satisfies us, even though we don't like all the language. Formerly threatened to eliminated funding for School Resource Officers.
HB4246 - Neutral Bans the use of public funds to attend conventions. Exempts public safety.
HB 4247 - Neutral Bans the use of public funds for sponsorships or booth exhibits and conventions. Exempts public safety.
HB 4248 - Neutral Combines the two bills above - HB4246 and HB4247. Exempts public safety.
HB4286 – Oppose Prevents purchase of certain government surplus equipment
HB4296 – Neutral Lowers neglect age from 14 to 12
HB 4340 – Neutral Adds reporting establishments to human trafficking
HB 4348 - Support National database on identifying human remains
HB 4405 - Support Exemption on drone use for law enforcement at large-scale events
HB 4476 - Neutral Violators of petty offenses not required to sign citations
HB 4499 - Support Creates the Public Duty Rule
HB 4554 - Support Makes "wrong-way" driving on interstates an aggravating factor in DUI
HB 4570 - Oppose Deals with releasing impounded vehicles
HB 4778 - Oppose Allows first-time juvenile car-jackers alternatives to incarceration
HB 4880 - Support Bans bump stocks
HB 4581 - Oppose Raises juvenile age to 21
HB 4586 - Support Aggravated battery for harming a Dept on Aging Adult Protective Services employee
HB 4594 - Oppose Court fee reform bill - strongly opposed by ILETSB
HB 4607 - Opposed Holds grandparents not liable when transporting a child to another state for certain reasons
HB 4608 - Opposed Class 4 felony for child sex offender to operate a taxi or limo
HB 4828 - Opposed Possible reduction of penalty for person serving sentence for ordinance violation
HB 4834 - Support College and university police license plates
HB 4594 - OPPOSED Fees, fines, assessments. The ILETSB amendment that we supported(SA2) did not pass. If that had passed, we would have supported.
HB 5077 - Neutral Paperwork regarding minor committed to Dept of Juvenile Justice
HB 5084 - Neutral Juvenile detention screening
HB 5129 - Support Increases sentence for person bringing contraband into penal institution by employee using a drone
HB 5203 - Opposed Adds requirements for training for responding to sexual assault victims under the age of 13
HB 5267 - Support Requires law enforcement agencies to submit a police report in response to a request from the AG's Crime Victims Compensation Bureau for the sole purpose of verifying the requirements necessary for a victim to qualify for compensation
HB 5442 - Support Involves reporting of controlled substances, FOIA exemption for drug task forces, and drug-induced homicide definition
HB 5541 - Neutral Repeals the Family Assistance Law for Children with Mental Disabilities article of the Developmental Disability and Mental Disability Services Act.
HB 5490 - Oppose (but discussions ongoing) Amends downstate police article of pension code
HB 5493 - Support Fixes some issues in the bail law passed last year
HB 5597 - Support Defines custodial misconduct by law enforcement
HB 5781 - Opposed Requires PD to hire social worker
SENATE BILLS
SB 32 - Under review. Working with sponsor. (see SB 34) U visas, requires certification by local law enforcement
SB 35 - Neutral Update to Trust Act; ILACP not happy with all the language, but staying neutral
SB 35 - Neutral Immigration Safe Zones Act. New language removes language about law enforcement; that allowed us to move to neutral.
SB 880 - Support License plate reader bill that we supported last year
SB 1291 - Under Review Would create Lethal Violence Order of Protection Act.
SB 1451 - Small cell towers
SB 2226 - Support Shields physicians and assistants from liability for prescribing epi-pens to ISP and local governments
SB2271 – Neutral Allows prosecution of a sexual offense to begin within one year after the victim discovers the offense
SB2275 – Oppose Calls for statewide advisory referendum supporting legalization of marijuana in November 2018
SB2278 – Support Allows definition of “high-risk missing person” to include veterans in certain cases
SB 2298 - Opposed (but under review) Industrial Hemp Act
SB2317 - Support Bans sale or use of bump-fire stocks
SB2334 - Neutral Metal detectors at University of Illinois hospitals
SB 2337 – Support Requires Lottery scratch-off game to benefit police memorials
SB 2369 - Oppose Would eliminate sunset on data collection
SB 2435 - Under Review. Same as SB 1291 Would create Lethal Violence Order of Protection Act
SB2441, same as HB4377 – Support Child restraint for children under the age of 2
SB 2514 – Support Tightens up smoking restrictions
SB 2560 - Neutral (formerly opposed) Would require publishers to remove some criminal record information
SB 2562 - Support Drone use at large events
SB 2642 - Support Retired officer Tan Card Exemption
SB 2647 - Position under review (formerly support) Allows use of a manual traffic law enforcement system
SB 2789 - Support Technical clarification in juvenile expungement law
SB 2891 - Support An ISP bill. Extends time limit for prosecuting fraud
SB2918 -- Opposed Limit overweight permit fees that could go to local government, revokes home rule authority
SB2925 – Neutral (formerly opposed ) Training for SROs. ILACP has negotiated a reasonable training standard.
SB 2918 - Opposed Limits fees assessed by local governments on trucks
SB3023 -- Support Substance abuse deflection programs
SB 3098 - Opposed Removes local ability to permit regarding weights of vehicles; moves it to IDOT
SB3197 - Support Homestead exemption for police and fire with disability
SB3332 – Neutral Increases the age for tobacco purchase from 18 to 21
SB3105 -- Opposed Requires officer to accompany DCFS investigator upon request
SB3415 -- Opposed Would extend data collection for traffic stops beyond July 1, 2019
SB 3509 -- Support Removes exclusion for Chicago from quota law
SB3547 - Support Consolidates federal military employment rights and Illinois laws related to active duty military and Guard employment rights. A bill of AG Lisa Madigan.
RESOLUTIONS
HR751 – Support Declares domestic violence a public health priority for the State of Illinois
Members: Send comments or questions to:
Chief Marc Maton, Chair, ILACP Legislative Committee, [email protected]
John Millner, ILACP Lobbyist, [email protected]
Ed Wojcicki, ILACP Executive Director, [email protected]
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