Changelog
Material revisions to this selected reference appear here, newest first, with links to affected records. Each entry describes the change made on its stated date.
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Corrected SB 318's summary and signing milestone against enacted PA 104-0474 rather than superseded Senate Amendment 1. Replaced the draft ticket-count disclosure and standalone penalty claims with the enacted reporting duty and incorporated Consumer Fraud Act remedies, clarified the event-facility exclusions and bot definition, and retained the signing and effective dates.
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Replaced a nonstatutory HB 3773 title with a descriptive Illinois Human Rights Act label; corrected its 2023 introduction, sponsor, 2024 House and Senate votes, and House concurrence against the official bill status. Removed unsupported comparative and federal-order claims in law and timeline copy. Aligned HB 1806’s signing date and SB 1920’s statewide guidance requirement in the timeline.
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Checked all 12 selected enacted laws against Illinois General Assembly Public Acts and bill histories. Corrected HB 1806's signing/effective date; HB 1859's effective date; HB 4623, HB 4762, and HB 4875's Public Act identifiers and HB 4623 and HB 4875's effective dates. Clarified the two HB 4623 offenses and removed an unsupported civil-remedy claim, narrowed HB 3851's bullying summary to the enacted text, and removed an unsupported district deepfake-teaching mandate from SB 1920 (PA 104-0399). Corrected HB 3773's notice recipient and added exact signing dates where the source previously listed only a month. Future-effective laws remain excluded from the national in-force view.
820 ILCS 42HB 1806HB 1859HB 3773HB 3851HB 4623HB 4762HB 4875SB 1920
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Corrected a material bill-status error after checking the 32 selected tracker records against ILGA. SB 316 and SB 317 passed the Senate on May 21, 2026, but did not pass the House or reach the Governor; both were re-referred to House Rules on May 31. Thirteen other Senate bills previously labeled 'In committee' were re-referred to Senate Assignments on May 22. The tracker now distinguishes this focused September 23 status check from the broader enacted-law analysis dated July 31. Earlier changelog entries below retain and identify the mistaken five-bill claim for correction transparency.
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Recorded the signings of SB 315 (AI Safety Measures Act) on July 6, 2026 as PA 104-0538 and SB 3114 (Transparency in Downcoding Act) on July 10, 2026 as PA 104-0568. Both moved to the enacted statutes (effective January 1, 2027 and January 1, 2028, respectively), and a Frontier AI sector was added. This update incorrectly described them as two of five governor-sent AI bills and incorrectly said SB 316 and SB 317 awaited gubernatorial action; corrected September 23.
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Rebuilt the reference on Astro with a single typed data source. Every headline count is now computed from the data rather than typed by hand, every law and bill carries a dated primary source, and the design was brought into full alignment with techne.ai. This resolves the earlier cross-page contradictions (a dashboard that read “9 enacted” against an enacted page that read “5,” and a “3 sectors” summary that listed four).
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Recorded SB 318 (Ticket Bot Prevention Act), signed June 25, 2026 as PA 104-0474 and effective January 1, 2027. Confirmed HB 3851's Public Act number as PA 104-0338 and added a Consumer Protection sector. This update incorrectly called SB 318 the first of five governor-sent AI bills; corrected September 23.
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The June review incorrectly reported that SB 315, SB 316, SB 317, SB 318, and SB 3114 had all passed both chambers and been sent to the Governor. The September 23 correction established that SB 316 and SB 317 passed only the Senate and were re-referred to House Rules on May 31. The other three later became Public Acts.
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Recorded the Illinois Department of Human Rights’ withdrawal and postponement of its proposed rules implementing the Illinois Human Rights Act AI-employment amendments (PA 103-0804). The statute remains in effect while rulemaking is paused.
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SB 315 passed the House 110–0. Its proposal included independent third-party audits of large frontier-AI developers’ compliance with their safety frameworks. It was sent to the Governor on June 26, 2026 and signed on July 6.
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