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Junk Fee Ban Heads to Pritzker as Senate Oks Bill Allowing Minors to Consent to Birth Control
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AI-generatedThe article covers Illinois state legislation on social and regulatory matters (junk fee ban, minor consent to birth control, CPR training manikins, jury duty pay, solar panel installations). No direct commercial mechanism, commodity price impact, supply chain disruption, or company-specific margin effect is identified. The junk fee ban may affect certain business fees but details are not specified. Overall, the commercial impact is weak or absent.
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- Illinois Senate advanced 40 bills including junk fee ban and minor consent to birth control.
- Senate Bill 3341 (minor consent to birth control) passed 37-19.
- House Bill 228 (junk fee ban) passed 46-12, expected to be signed by Governor Pritzker.
- Legislation requiring schools to provide both breasted and non-breasted manikins for CPR training passed 43-13.
- Bill mandating employers to pay employees for jury duty passed 35-20.
