Illinois HB 1231: PENCD-CHIC TCHR-HEALTH INS MAX
Status: Session Sine Die (as of 2009-01-13)
State: Illinois · Session: 95th · Bill: HB 1231
Sponsors: Richard T. Bradley
Bill Text
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