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IL HB4726
Bill
Status
Introduced
1/30/2026
Primary Sponsor
Gregg Johnson
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AI Summary
- Public universities must allow students facing disciplinary proceedings to have an advocate of their choosing or one provided by the institution upon request
- Written notices initiating disciplinary proceedings must include a clear statement informing students of their right to an advocate
- Institutions must make reasonable efforts to provide advocates for students who lack one, including through student-support coordinators, campus support programs, or peer/wellness organizations
- Advocates must receive training on the institution's disciplinary procedures and may, with student consent, receive case communications and participate in hearings in a supportive capacity
- The bill explicitly does not allow advocates to act as legal counsel, alter evidence standards, or create a private right of action against institutions
Legislative Description
HIGHER ED-DISCIPLINE ADVOCATE
Last Action
Assigned to Higher Education Committee
3/12/2026
Committee Referrals
Higher Education3/12/2026
Rules2/6/2026
Full Bill Text
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