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91_HJ0015

 
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 1                       HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION

 2        WHEREAS, This Body recognizes the economic burden  a  new
 3    prison places on local fire protection services; and

 4        WHEREAS, The safety of prisoners, staff, and State assets
 5    depends on the preparedness of a fire protection district and
 6    the  ability  of  the  district to meet the economic burden a
 7    prison creates; therefore, be it

 8        RESOLVED  BY  THE  HOUSE  OF   REPRESENTATIVES   OF   THE
 9    NINETY-FIRST  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, THE
10    SENATE CONCURRING HEREIN, that there  is  created  the  Joint
11    Study  Committee  on Prison Fire Protection Impact consisting
12    of one member of the House of  Representatives  appointed  by
13    the  Speaker  of  the House of Representatives, one member of
14    the House of Representatives appointed by the Minority Leader
15    of the House of Representatives, one  member  of  the  Senate
16    appointed  by  the President of the Senate, one member of the
17    Senate appointed by the Minority Leader of the Senate, and  4
18    members representing fire protection districts, the Bureau of
19    the  Budget,  the  Department of Corrections, and the Capital
20    Development Board appointed by the legislative members of the
21    Committee, all of whom shall serve without compensation;  and
22    be it further

23        RESOLVED,  That  the  Committee  shall  meet initially no
24    later  than  July  31,  1999,  shall  select  one  member  as
25    chairperson at its initial meeting, and shall meet thereafter
26    at the call of the chairperson; and be it further

27        RESOLVED, That the Committee  shall  study  the  economic
28    impact  of  prisons on fire protection districts and possible
29    future solutions to minimize that impact,  and  shall  report
30    its  findings  to the General Assembly, the Governor, and the
31    Department of Corrections on or before December 15, 1999.

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