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      New Act
      20 ILCS 2005/71           from Ch. 127, par. 63b17
      420 ILCS 40/35            from Ch. 111 1/2, par. 210-35
      420 ILCS 55/Act rep.
          Creates the Laser System Act of 1997 to regulate the  use
      of  laser  systems  through  registration  requirements. Sets
      forth the Department of Nuclear  Safety's  authority  in  the
      event  of a laser system posing an immediate threat to public
      health. Provides for annual  registration  fees.  Amends  the
      Radiation  Protection Act of 1990 to expand the use of moneys
      in   the   Radiation   Protection   Fund   to   include   the
      administration of the Laser System Act of 1997.  Repeals  the
      Laser  System  Act.  Amends  the Civil Administrative Code of
      Illinois and the Radiation Protection Act of 1990  to  change
      references to the Laser System Act. Effective immediately.
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 1        AN  ACT  to create the Laser System Act of 1997, amending
 2    and repealing named Acts.
 3        Be it enacted by the People of  the  State  of  Illinois,
 4    represented in the General Assembly:
 5        Section  1.  Short  title.  This  Act may be cited as the
 6    Laser System Act of 1997.
 7        Section 5. Public policy. Whereas laser  systems  can  be
 8    instrumental  in the improvement of the health and welfare of
 9    the public if properly utilized, and may  be  destructive  or
10    detrimental  if  improperly  or  carelessly  employed,  it is
11    hereby declared to be the public  policy  of  this  State  to
12    encourage  the  constructive  uses  of  laser  systems and to
13    prohibit uses that are or may be detrimental to human  health
14    and  safety.  It is further in the public interest to consult
15    nationally  accepted  standards  in  the   promulgation   and
16    enforcement of statutes, rules, and regulations.
17        Section  10.  Legislative  purpose.  It is the purpose of
18    this Act to provide for a program of effective regulation  of
19    laser  systems  for  the protection of human health, welfare,
20    and safety. The Department  shall  therefore  regulate  laser
21    systems  under  this Act to ensure the safe use and operation
22    of those systems.
23        Section 15. Definitions. For the purposes  of  this  Act,
24    unless the context requires otherwise:
25             (1)  "Department"  means  the Illinois Department of
26        Nuclear Safety.
27             (2)  "Director"  means  the  Director   of   Nuclear
28        Safety.
29             (3)  "FDA" means the Food and Drug Administration of
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 1        the   United   States  Department  of  Health  and  Human
 2        Services.
 3             (4)  "Laser  installation"  means  a   location   or
 4        facility   where  laser  systems  are  produced,  stored,
 5        disposed of, or used for any purpose.
 6             (5)  "Laser machine" means a device that is  capable
 7        of  producing  laser radiation when associated controlled
 8        devices are operated.
 9             (6)  "Laser  radiation"  means  an   electromagnetic
10        radiation  emitted  from  a laser system and includes all
11        reflected radiation, any secondary  radiation,  or  other
12        forms of energy resulting from the primary laser beam.
13             (7)  "Laser   system"   means   a  device,  machine,
14        equipment, or other apparatus that applies  a  source  of
15        energy   to  a  gas,  liquid,  crystal,  or  other  solid
16        substances  or  combination  thereof  in  a  manner  that
17        electromagnetic radiations of a relatively  uniform  wave
18        length  are  amplified  and  emitted  in  a cohesive beam
19        capable of transmitting the energy developed in a  manner
20        that  may be harmful to living tissues, including but not
21        limited to electromagnetic waves in the range of visible,
22        infrared, or ultraviolet light. Such systems in  schools,
23        colleges,  occupational  schools,  and State colleges and
24        other  State  institutions  are  also  included  in   the
25        definition of "laser systems".
26             (8)  "Operator"   is   an   individual,   group   of
27        individuals,    partnership,    firm,   corporation,   or
28        association conducting the business or activities carried
29        on within a laser installation.
30        Section 20.  Registration requirements. An operator of  a
31    laser installation, unless otherwise exempted, shall register
32    the  installation with the Department before the installation
33    is placed in  operation.  The  registration  shall  be  filed
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 1    annually  on  a  form  prescribed  by  the Department. If any
 2    change occurs in a laser installation, the change or  changes
 3    shall  be  registered  with the Department within 30 days. If
 4    registering a change in each source of laser radiation or the
 5    type or strength of each source of radiation is  impractical,
 6    the  Department,  upon  request  of the operator, may approve
 7    blanket   registration   of    the    installation.     Laser
 8    installations registered with the Department on the effective
 9    date of this Act shall retain their registration.
10        Registration  of  a  laser  installation  shall not imply
11    approval of manufacture, storage, use,  handling,  operation,
12    or  disposal  of  laser systems or laser radiation, but shall
13    serve merely as notice to the Department of the location  and
14    character of radiation sources in this State.
15        Section 25. Exemptions.  The registration requirements of
16    this Act shall not apply to the following:
17             (1)  a  laser system that is not considered to be an
18        acute hazard to the skin and eyes from  direct  radiation
19        as   determined   by   the   FDA   classification  scheme
20        established in 21 C.F.R. Section 1040.10.
21             (2)  a laser system being  transported  on  railroad
22        cars,  motor vehicles, aircraft, or vessels in conformity
23        with rules adopted by an agency having jurisdiction  over
24        safety  during transportation, or laser systems that have
25        been installed on aircraft, munitions, or other equipment
26        that is subject to the regulations of, and approved by an
27        appropriate agency of, the federal government.
28             (3)  a laser  system  where  the  hazard  to  public
29        health,  in  the  opinion of the Department, is absent or
30        negligible.
31        Section  30.  Registration  fee.   The   Department   may
32    establish  by  rule a registration fee for operators of laser
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 1    machines required to register under this Act.   The  Director
 2    may  by rule exempt public institutions from the registration
 3    fee requirement. Registration fees assessed shall be due  and
 4    payable  within 60 days after the date of billing.  If, after
 5    60 days, the registration fee is not paid, the Department may
 6    issue an order directing the operator of the installation  to
 7    cease  use  of  the  laser  machines  for  which  the  fee is
 8    outstanding or take other appropriate enforcement  action  as
 9    provided  in  Section  36  of the Radiation Protection Act of
10    1990.  An order issued by the  Department  shall  afford  the
11    operator  a  right  to  a  hearing  before  the Department. A
12    written  request  for  a  hearing  must  be  served  on   the
13    Department  within  10  days  of notice of the order.  If the
14    operator fails to file a timely request for  a  hearing  with
15    the  Department,  the operator shall be deemed to have waived
16    his or her right to a hearing.  All moneys  received  by  the
17    Department  under  this  Act  shall  be  deposited  into  the
18    Radiation Protection Fund and are not refundable. Pursuant to
19    appropriation,  moneys deposited into the Fund may be used by
20    the Department to administer and enforce this Act.
21        Section  35.  Department   rules.   The   Department   is
22    authorized   to   adopt  rules  for  the  administration  and
23    enforcement of this Act  and  to  enter  upon,  inspect,  and
24    investigate  the premises and operations of all laser systems
25    of this State, whether or not the systems are required to  be
26    registered  by this Act. In adopting rules authorized by this
27    Section and in  exempting  certain  laser  systems  from  the
28    registration  requirements  of Section 20, the Department may
29    seek advice  and  consultation  from  engineers,  physicists,
30    physicians,  or other persons with special knowledge of laser
31    systems and of the medical and biological  effects  of  laser
32    systems.
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 1        Section 40. Reports of accidental injuries.  The operator
 2    of  a laser system shall promptly report to the Department an
 3    accidental injury to an individual  in  the  course  of  use,
 4    handling,  operation,  manufacture,  or  discharge of a laser
 5    system.
 6        Section 45. Department authority  in  case  of  immediate
 7    threat  to  health.   Notwithstanding  any other provision of
 8    this Act, whenever the  Department  finds  that  a  condition
 9    exists  that  constitutes  an  immediate threat to the public
10    health or safety, the Department is authorized to do  all  of
11    the following:
12             (a)  Enter  onto public or private property and take
13        possession of or require the immediate cessation  of  use
14        of  laser systems that pose an immediate threat to health
15        or safety.
16             (b)  Enter an order for abatement of a violation  of
17        a  provision  of  this  Act or a rule adopted or an order
18        issued under this Act that requires immediate  action  to
19        protect  the  public  health  or  safety. The order shall
20        recite the existence of  the  immediate  threat  and  the
21        findings of the Department pertaining to the threat.  The
22        order   shall  direct  a  response  that  the  Department
23        determines appropriate under the circumstances, including
24        but not limited to all of the following:
25                  (1)  Discontinuance of the violation.
26                  (2)  Rendering the laser system inoperable.
27                  (3)  Impounding of a laser system possessed  by
28             a person engaging in the violation.
29             Such  order shall be effective immediately but shall
30        include notice of the time and place of a public  hearing
31        before  the  Department  to be held within 30 days of the
32        date of the order to  assure  the  justification  of  the
33        order. On the basis of the public hearing, the Department
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 1        shall  continue its order in effect, revoke it, or modify
 2        it.  Any party affected by an  order  of  the  Department
 3        shall   have  the  right  to  waive  the  public  hearing
 4        proceedings.
 5             (c)  Direct  the  Attorney  General  to  obtain   an
 6        injunction  against  a  person responsible for causing or
 7        allowing the  continuance  of  the  immediate  threat  to
 8        health or safety.
 9        Section  50.  Public  nuisance;  injunctive  relief.  The
10    conducting of any business or the carrying on  of  activities
11    within  a  laser  installation  without  registering  a laser
12    installation or without complying with the provisions of this
13    Act relating to the laser  installation  is  declared  to  be
14    inimical  to  the  public  welfare  and  public safety and to
15    constitute a public nuisance.  It is the duty of the Attorney
16    General, upon the request of  the  Department,  to  bring  an
17    action  in the name of the People of the State of Illinois to
18    enjoin an operator from unlawfully engaging in  the  business
19    or activity conducted within the laser installation until the
20    operator  of the installation complies with the provisions of
21    this Act. This injunctive remedy shall be in addition to, and
22    not in lieu of, any criminal penalty provided in this Act.
23        Section 55.  Penalties. An operator who fails  to  comply
24    with  the  provisions  of  this  Act  is  guilty of a Class B
25    misdemeanor.  Each day an operator fails to comply  with  the
26    provisions of this Act constitutes a separate offense.
27        Section  60.  Illinois  Administrative Procedure Act. The
28    provisions of the Illinois Administrative Procedure  Act  are
29    hereby   expressly   adopted   and   shall   apply   to   all
30    administrative  rules  and  procedures  of  the Department of
31    Nuclear Safety under this Act, except that Section 5  of  the
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 1    Illinois  Administrative Procedure Act relating to procedures
 2    for rulemaking does not apply to the  adoption  of  any  rule
 3    required   by  federal  law  in  connection  with  which  the
 4    Department is precluded from exercising any discretion.
 5        Section  65.  Administrative  Review  Law.    All   final
 6    administrative  decisions  of  the  Department under this Act
 7    shall be subject to judicial review under the  provisions  of
 8    the  Administrative  Review  Law  and  its  rules.  The  term
 9    "administrative  decision"  is defined as in Section 3-101 of
10    the Code of Civil Procedure.
11        Section 70. The Civil Administrative Code of Illinois  is
12    amended by changing Section 71 as follows:
13        (20 ILCS 2005/71) (from Ch. 127, par. 63b17)
14        (This  Section  may contain text from a Public Act with a
15    delayed effective date)
16        Sec. 71. Department powers.
17        A.  The Department  of  Nuclear  Safety  shall  exercise,
18    administer  and  enforce all rights, powers and duties vested
19    in the Department of Public Health  by  the  following  named
20    Acts or Sections thereof:
21             1.  The Radiation Installation Act.
22             2.  The Radiation Protection Act of 1990.
23             3.  The Radioactive Waste Storage Act.
24             4.  The Personnel Radiation Monitoring Act.
25             5.  The Laser System Act of 1997.
26             6.  The Illinois Nuclear Safety Preparedness Act.
27        B.  All  the  rights,  powers  and  duties  vested in the
28    Director of Public Health by "An Act to create  the  Illinois
29    Commission  on  Atomic Energy, defining the powers and duties
30    of the Commission, and  making  an  appropriation  therefor",
31    effective  September 10, 1971, as amended, are transferred to
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 1    the Director of Nuclear  Safety.   The  Director  of  Nuclear
 2    Safety, after the effective date this amendatory Act of 1980,
 3    shall   serve  as  an  ex  officio  member  of  the  Illinois
 4    Commission on Atomic Energy in the place  and  stead  of  the
 5    Director of Public Health.
 6        C.  The  Department  of  Nuclear  Safety  shall exercise,
 7    administer and enforce all rights, powers and duties:
 8             1.  Vested in the Office of the State  Fire  Marshal
 9        by  the  Boiler  and  Pressure  Vessel Safety Act, to the
10        extent the rights, powers, and duties relate  to  nuclear
11        steam-generating facilities.
12             2.  As    relating   to   nuclear   steam-generating
13        facilities, vested in the Board of  Boiler  and  Pressure
14        Vessel  Rules  by  the  Boiler and Pressure Vessel Safety
15        Act,  which  includes  but  are  not   limited   to   the
16        formulation of definitions, rules and regulations for the
17        safe  and proper construction, installation, repair, use,
18        and operation of nuclear steam-generating facilities, the
19        adoption  of  rules   for   already   installed   nuclear
20        steam-generating  facilities,  the  adoption of rules for
21        accidents in  nuclear  steam-generating  facilities,  the
22        examination  for or suspension of inspectors' licenses of
23        the facilities and the hearing of appeals from  decisions
24        relating to the facilities.
25             3.  As    relating   to   nuclear   steam-generating
26        facilities, vested in the State Fire Marshal or the Chief
27        Inspector by the Boiler and Pressure Vessel  Safety  Act,
28        which  include  but  are not limited to the employment of
29        inspectors  of   nuclear   steam-generating   facilities,
30        issuance  or suspension of their commissions, prosecution
31        of the Act or rules promulgated thereunder for violations
32        by nuclear steam-generating  facilities,  maintenance  of
33        inspection  records of all the facilities, publication of
34        rules relating to the facilities,  having free access  to
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 1        the  facilities,  issuance  of inspection certificates of
 2        the facilities and the furnishing  of  bonds  conditioned
 3        upon  the  faithful  performance  of  their  duties.  The
 4        Director  of  Nuclear  Safety  may  designate   a   Chief
 5        Inspector,  or other inspectors, as he deems necessary to
 6        perform the functions transferred by this subsection C.
 7        The transfer of rights, powers, and duties  specified  in
 8    the  immediately  preceding paragraphs 1, 2, and 3 is limited
 9    to the program transferred by this amendatory Act of 1980 and
10    shall not be deemed to abolish or diminish  the  exercise  of
11    those  same  rights,  powers, and duties by the Office of the
12    State Fire Marshal, the Board of Boiler and  Pressure  Vessel
13    Rules,  the  State  Fire Marshal, or the Chief Inspector with
14    respect to programs retained by the Office of the State  Fire
15    Marshal.
16        D.  The  Department  of  Nuclear  Safety  shall exercise,
17    administer, and enforce all rights, powers and duties  vested
18    in the Environmental Protection Agency by paragraphs a, b, c,
19    d,  e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, and r of Section 4
20    and Sections 30-45 inclusive of the Environmental  Protection
21    Act,  to  the extent that these powers relate to standards of
22    the Pollution Control Board adopted  under  subsection  K  of
23    this  Section.   The  transfer  of rights, powers, and duties
24    specified  in  this  paragraph  is  limited  to  the  program
25    transferred by this amendatory Act of 1980 and shall  not  be
26    deemed  to  abolish  or  diminish  the exercise of those same
27    rights, powers, and duties by  the  Environmental  Protection
28    Agency with respect to programs retained by the Environmental
29    Protection Agency.
30        E.  The  Department  of  Nuclear  Safety,  in lieu of the
31    Department  of  Public  Health,  shall   register,   license,
32    inspect,  and  control  radiation sources and shall purchase,
33    lease, accept, or acquire lands, buildings and grounds  where
34    radioactive  wastes  can  be  disposed,  and to supervise and
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 1    regulate the operation of the disposal sites.
 2        F.  The Department of Nuclear Safety shall  have  primary
 3    responsibility   to   formulate   a  comprehensive  emergency
 4    preparedness and response plan for any nuclear accident,  and
 5    shall  develop  such  a plan in cooperation with the Illinois
 6    Emergency Management Agency. The Department of Nuclear Safety
 7    shall also train and maintain an emergency response team.
 8        G.  The Department of Nuclear Safety  shall  formulate  a
 9    comprehensive  plan  regarding  the transportation of nuclear
10    and radioactive materials in Illinois.  The Department  shall
11    have   primary  responsibility  for  all  State  governmental
12    regulation of the transportation of nuclear  and  radioactive
13    materials,  insofar  as the regulation pertains to the public
14    health and safety.  This responsibility shall include but not
15    be  limited  to  the  authority  to  oversee  and  coordinate
16    regulatory  functions  performed   by   the   Department   of
17    Transportation,  the  Department  of  State  Police,  and the
18    Illinois Commerce Commission.
19        H.  The Department of Nuclear Safety  shall  formulate  a
20    comprehensive   plan   regarding   disposal  of  nuclear  and
21    radioactive materials in this State.   The  Department  shall
22    establish   minimum   standards  for  disposal  sites,  shall
23    evaluate and publicize potential effects on the public health
24    and safety, and shall report  to  the  Governor  and  General
25    Assembly   all  violations  of  the  adopted  standards.   In
26    carrying out this function, the Department of Nuclear  Safety
27    shall  work  in  cooperation  with the Illinois Commission on
28    Atomic Energy and the Radiation Protection Advisory Council.
29        I.  The Department of Nuclear Safety, in cooperation with
30    the Department of Natural  Resources,  shall  study  (a)  the
31    impact  and  cost  of  nuclear power and compare these to the
32    impact and cost of alternative sources  of  energy,  (b)  the
33    potential  effects  on  the  public  health and safety of all
34    radioactive emissions from nuclear power plants, and (c)  all
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 1    other  factors  that  bear  on the use of nuclear power or on
 2    nuclear safety.  The Department  shall  formulate  a  general
 3    nuclear  policy  for  the  State based on the findings of the
 4    study.  The policy shall include but not be  limited  to  the
 5    feasibility of continued use of nuclear power, effects of the
 6    use of nuclear power on the public health and safety, minimum
 7    acceptable  standards  for the location of any future nuclear
 8    power plants, and rules and regulations for the reporting  by
 9    public  utilities of radioactive emissions from power plants.
10    The  Department  shall  establish  a  reliable   system   for
11    communication  between  the public and the Department and for
12    dissemination  of  information  by   the   Department.    The
13    Department  shall  publicize  the findings of all studies and
14    make the publications reasonably available to the public.
15        J.  The Department of Nuclear Safety shall  have  primary
16    responsibility  for  the  coordination  and  oversight of all
17    State governmental functions  concerning  the  regulation  of
18    nuclear   power,   including   low  level  waste  management,
19    environmental  monitoring,  and  transportation  of   nuclear
20    waste.   Functions  performed  on  the effective date of this
21    amendatory Act of 1980 by the  Department  of  State  Police,
22    Department  of  Transportation,  and  the  Illinois Emergency
23    Management Agency in the area of nuclear safety may  continue
24    to  be performed by these agencies but under the direction of
25    the Department of  Nuclear  Safety.  All  other  governmental
26    functions  regulating  nuclear safety shall be coordinated by
27    Department of Nuclear Safety.
28        K.  The Department of Nuclear Safety  shall  enforce  the
29    regulations  promulgated by the Pollution Control Board under
30    Section 25b of the Environmental Protection Act.  Under these
31    regulations the  Department  shall  require  that  a  person,
32    corporation,  or  public  authority intending to  construct a
33    nuclear  steam-generating  facility   or   a   nuclear   fuel
34    reprocessing  plant file with the Department an environmental
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 1    feasibility report that incorporates the data provided in the
 2    preliminary safety analysis required to  be  filed  with  the
 3    United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
 4        L.  Personnel   previously   assigned   to  the  programs
 5    transferred from the Department  of  Public  Health  and  the
 6    Office  of  the  State Fire Marshal are hereby transferred to
 7    the  Department  of  Nuclear  Safety.   The  rights  of   the
 8    employees,  the  State,  and  executive  agencies  under  the
 9    Personnel  Code  or  any  collective bargaining agreement, or
10    under any pension, retirement, or annuity plan shall  not  be
11    affected by this amendatory Act of 1980.
12        M.  All books, records, papers, documents, property (real
13    or  personal), unexpended appropriations and pending business
14    in any way pertaining  to  the  rights,  powers,  and  duties
15    transferred by this amendatory Act of 1980 shall be delivered
16    and transferred to the Department of Nuclear Safety.
17        N.  All files, records, and data gathered by or under the
18    direction  or  authority of the Director under this Act shall
19    be made available to the Department of  Public  Health  under
20    the Illinois Health and Hazardous Substances Registry Act.
21        O.  The  Department  shall  not  issue  or  renew  to any
22    individual any accreditation, certification, or  registration
23    (but  excluding registration under the Radiation Installation
24    Act) otherwise issued by the Department if the individual has
25    defaulted on an educational loan guaranteed by  the  Illinois
26    Student  Assistance  Commission;  however, the Department may
27    issue  or   renew   an   accreditation,   certification,   or
28    registration if the individual has established a satisfactory
29    repayment  record  as  determined  by  the  Illinois  Student
30    Assistance   Commission.   Additionally,  any  accreditation,
31    certification, or registration issued by the Department  (but
32    excluding  registration under the Radiation Installation Act)
33    may be suspended or revoked  if  the  Department,  after  the
34    opportunity    for    a   hearing   under   the   appropriate
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 1    accreditation, certification, or registration Act, finds that
 2    the holder has failed to make satisfactory repayment  to  the
 3    Illinois  Student  Assistance  Commission for a delinquent or
 4    defaulted loan.  For purposes of this Section,  "satisfactory
 5    repayment record" shall be defined by rule.
 6    (Source:  P.A.  89-411,  eff.  6-1-96;  89-445,  eff. 2-7-96;
 7    revised 3-11-96.)
 8        Section 75. The  Radiation  Protection  Act  of  1990  is
 9    amended by changing Section 35 as follows:
10        (420 ILCS 40/35) (from Ch. 111 1/2, par. 210-35)
11        Sec.  35.  Radiation  Protection Fund; Federal Facilities
12    Compliance Fund.
13        (a)  Except as otherwise provided in subsection (b),  all
14    monies  received  by  the  Department under this Act shall be
15    deposited in the State Treasury and shall be set apart  in  a
16    special  fund to be known as the "Radiation Protection Fund".
17    All monies within the  Radiation  Protection  Fund  shall  be
18    invested   by   the   State   Treasurer  in  accordance  with
19    established investment practices.  Interest  earned  by  such
20    investment  shall  be  returned  to  the Radiation Protection
21    Fund.  Monies deposited in this fund shall be expended by the
22    Director  pursuant  to  appropriation  only  to  support  the
23    activities of the Department under this Act and  as  provided
24    in the Laser System Act of 1997.
25        (b)  All  moneys  from  the  Federal  Government or other
26    sources, public or private, received by  the  Department  for
27    the  purpose  of  carrying out a State role under the Federal
28    Facility Compliance Act  of  1992  shall  be  set  apart  and
29    deposited   into   a  special  fund  known  as  the  "Federal
30    Facilities Compliance Fund" that is  hereby  created  in  the
31    State  treasury.  Subject to appropriation, the moneys in the
32    Fund shall be used for the purpose of carrying  out  a  State
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 1    role under the Federal Facility Compliance Act of 1992.
 2    (Source: P.A. 87-838; 88-616, eff. 9-9-94.)
 3        (420 ILCS 55/Act rep.)
 4        Section 80. The Laser System Act is repealed.
 5        Section  99.  Effective  date. This Act takes effect upon
 6    becoming law.

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