Mike Halpin voted Yea (Passage) on this Legislation.
Title: Requires Women and African Americans on Corporate Boards
Signed by Governor JB Pritzker
Title: Requires Women and African Americans on Corporate Boards
Title: Requires Women and African Americans on Corporate Boards
Vote to pass a bill that requires women and African Americans to hold seats on corporate boards.
Requires publicly held domestic or foreign corporation primarily located in Illinois, to have at least 1 female director and 1 African American director on its board of directors, no later than December 31, 2020 (Sec. 8).
Requires the Secretary of State to publish an online report showing the number of domestic and foreign corporations primarily located in Illinois, that have at least 1 female director and 1 African American director, no later than July 1, 2020 (Sec. 8).
Requires the Secretary of State to annually, beginning March 1, 2021, publish an online report documenting, at a minimum, the following (Sec. 8):
The number of corporations subject to this bill that were in compliance with the requirements of this bill during at least one point of the prior calendar year;
The number of publicly held corporations that moved their US headquarters to Illinois from another state or out of Illinoise into another state during the prior calendar year; and
The number of publicly held corporations that were subject to this bill during the prior year, but are no longer publicly traded.
Authorizes the Secretary to adopt rules to implement this bill and impose penalties for violations, as follows (Sec. 8):
For the first time failure to timely file board member information, a $100,000 fine; and
For second or subsequent violations, a $300,000 fine.
Defines “publicly head corporation’ as a corporation with outstanding shares listed on a major US stock exchange (Sec. 8).
Title: Requires Women and African Americans on Corporate Boards
Vote to pass a bill that requires women and African Americans to hold seats on corporate boards.
Requires publicly held domestic or foreign corporation primarily located in Illinois, to have at least 1 female director and 1 African American director on its board of directors, no later than December 31, 2020 (Sec. 8).
Requires the Secretary of State to publish an online report showing the number of domestic and foreign corporations primarily located in Illinois, that have at least 1 female director and 1 African American director, no later than July 1, 2020 (Sec. 8).
Requires the Secretary of State to annually, beginning March 1, 2021, publish an online report documenting, at a minimum, the following (Sec. 8):
The number of corporations subject to this bill that were in compliance with the requirements of this bill during at least one point of the prior calendar year;
The number of publicly held corporations that moved their US headquarters to Illinois from another state or out of Illinoise into another state during the prior calendar year; and
The number of publicly held corporations that were subject to this bill during the prior year, but are no longer publicly traded.
Authorizes the Secretary to adopt rules to implement this bill and impose penalties for violations, as follows (Sec. 8):
For the first time failure to timely file board member information, a $100,000 fine; and
For second or subsequent violations, a $300,000 fine.
Defines “publicly head corporation’ as a corporation with outstanding shares listed on a major US stock exchange (Sec. 8).
Title: Requires Women and African Americans on Corporate Boards