Illinois HR 9: SJIA AWARENESS MONTH
Status: Resolution Adopted (as of 2025-05-31)
State: Illinois · Session: 104th · Bill: HR 9
Sponsors: Patrick Sheehan, Anne Stava, Fred Crespo, Gregg Johnson, Jason R. Bunting, Kimberly Du Buclet, Lisa Davis, Martha Deuter, Michael Crawford, Nicole La Ha, Nicolle Grasse, Sharon Chung, Tracy Katz Muhl, William E Hauter, Yolonda Morris
Bill Text
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