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92_SB0074gms

 
                            State of Illinois
                         OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
                      Springfield, Illinois  62706
      George H. Ryan
      GOVERNOR
                                                      July 12, 2001
      To the Honorable Members of
        The Illinois Senate
      92nd General Assembly
          Pursuant to Article IV,  Section  9(b)  of  the  Illinois
      Constitution  of  1970, I hereby veto Senate Bill 74 entitled
      "AN ACT in relation to vehicles."
          Senate Bill 74 amends the Illinois Vehicle Code to exempt
      not-for-profit organizations from paying vehicle  title  fees
      for  motor  vehicles.   Senate  Bill  74 also authorizes such
      charitable organizations  to  sell  the  donated  automobiles
      without  having  to  comply  with the law related to licensed
      vehicle dealers.
          Although Senate Bill 74  might  benefit  some  charitable
      organizations  by  exempting  them  from  the  current  state
      requirements  for  automobile dealers, this legislation holds
      the potential to reduce the  amount  of  consumer  protection
      afforded  to  buyers  of  used  automobiles  by  allowing new
      incentives for unlicensed "charitable" car-dealers to operate
      in the public marketplace.   In  addition,  this  legislation
      could jeopardize the funding structure for the Illinois FIRST
      program  that  currently  enables the State to revitalize our
      infrastructure, upgrade  school  facilities,  increase  green
      space and improve the quality of life in Illinois.
          For this reason, I hereby veto and return Senate Bill 74.
                                             Sincerely,
                                             George H. Ryan
                                             GOVERNOR

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