Public Act
Illinois House and Senate, Illinois Constitution
The bill became law and was given a Public Act number. In “Public Act 104-0613”, 104 is the General Assembly that passed it.
A bill becomes law when the Governor signs it, when 60 calendar days pass without a veto, or when a veto is overridden (Illinois Constitution, Article IV, Section 9). Each new law is numbered as a Public Act.
When it takes effect is shown separately, as its Effective Date.
Sources
Checked against these sources on 2026-10-12.