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Bill Title: Creates the Gubernatorial Employee Salary Cap Act. Provides that no Governor's Office employee may receive an aggregate salary increase in any State fiscal year that exceeds the lesser of (i) 3% or (ii) the percentage increase in the Consumer Price Index for the calendar year immediately preceding the calendar year in which the first day of that State fiscal year occurs. Defines a Governor's Office employee as (i) any person who is employed in the Office of the Governor or the Governor's Office of Management and Budget in a position that is not subject to any of the jurisdictions of the Illinois Personnel Code or (ii) any official or employee of an executive branch State agency working under the direction and control of the Governor in a position for which he or she was appointed by the Governor with the advice and consent of the Senate. Provides that, if an executive branch employee under the direction and control of the Governor is promoted to an existing position or a newly created position as a Governor's Office employee, then for the duration of the State fiscal year, the employee may not receive an aggregate salary increase over the employee's salary on the last business day immediately preceding the effective date of the promotion that exceeds the lesser of (i) 3% or (ii) the percentage increase in the Consumer Price Index for the calendar year immediately preceding the calendar year in which the first day of that State fiscal year occurs. Provides that the limitations on salary increases apply only during a period of budget emergency. Provides that the Act does not apply to any salary increases granted (i) before the effective date of the Act or (ii) during any period of a State fiscal year when a budget emergency is not in effect. Effective immediately. [Track Bill]

Status: 2013-01-08 - Session Sine Die [HB3611 Detail]

Text: Latest bill text (Amended) [HTML]

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Vote: Third Reading in House

Yea: 110
Nay: 0
NV: 1
Absent: 2

Result: Passed

Name	Yea	Nay	Not Voting	Absent
Rep. Acevedo
Rep. Arroyo
Rep. Beiser
Rep. Bellock
Rep. Berrios
Rep. Biss
Rep. Bost
Rep. Bradley
Rep. Brady
Rep. Brauer
Rep. Brown
Rep. Burke, J.
Rep. Burke, K.
Rep. Burns
Rep. Camille Lilly
Rep. Cavaletto
Rep. Chris Nybo
Rep. Coladipietro
Rep. Cole
Rep. Colvin
Rep. Connelly
Rep. Crespo
Rep. Cross
Rep. Cunningham
Rep. Currie
Rep. D'Amico
Rep. Davis
Rep. Davis
Rep. DeLuca
Rep. Dugan
Rep. Dunkin
Rep. Durkin
Rep. Eddy
Rep. Farnham
Rep. Feigenholtz
Rep. Flowers
Rep. Ford
Rep. Fortner
Rep. Franks
Rep. Gabel
Rep. Golar
Rep. Gordon
Rep. Hammond
Rep. Harris, D.
Rep. Harris, G.
Rep. Hatcher
Rep. Hays
Rep. Holbrook
Rep. Howard
Rep. Jackson
Rep. Jakobsson
Rep. Jason Barickman
Rep. Jefferson
Rep. Kay
Rep. Kosel
Rep. Lang
Rep. LaVia
Rep. Leitch
Rep. Lyons
Rep. Madigan
Rep. Mathias
Rep. Mautino
Rep. May
Rep. Mayfield
Rep. McAsey
Rep. McAuliffe
Rep. McCarthy
Rep. McGuire
Rep. Mell
Rep. Mendoza
Rep. Mitchell
Rep. Mitchell
Rep. Moffitt
Rep. Morrison
Rep. Morthland
Rep. Mussman
Rep. Nekritz
Rep. Osmond
Rep. Osterman
Rep. Phelps
Rep. Pihos
Rep. Poe
Rep. Pritchard
Rep. Ramey
Rep. Reboletti
Rep. Reis
Rep. Reitz
Rep. Riley
Rep. Rita
Rep. Rose
Rep. Rosenthal
Rep. Roth
Rep. Sacia
Rep. Saviano
Rep. Schmitz
Rep. Senger
Rep. Sente
Rep. Smith
Rep. Sommer
Rep. Stephens
Rep. Sullivan
Rep. Thaddeus Jones
Rep. Thapedi
Rep. Tracy
Rep. Tryon
Rep. Turner
Rep. Unes
Rep. Verschoore
Rep. Watson
Rep. Williams
Rep. Winters
Rep. Yarbrough
Rep. Zalewski