The state Senate on Tuesday approved a change to next year’s budget at the request of Gov. JB Pritzker to correct drafting errors in the measure that passed in the early hours of Wednesday, June 1, with little time for it to be read by lawmakers.
Hours before the Senate action, Pritzker issued an amendatory veto of next year’s $42.3 billion budget to ensure that state funding takes effect when the 2022 fiscal year begins on July 1.
Pritzker’s amendatory veto to the budget made July 1 the date that portions of next year’s operating budget would take effect, since some of those sections of the budget were not assigned an effective date.
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