City Council meeting, December 10, 2025

• When: Wed, Dec 10, 2025, 10:00 AM (Chicago time)
• Where: City Council Chamber, 2nd Floor, City Hall, 121 North LaSalle Street - Chicago, IL 60602
• Status: Scheduled & Published
• Body: full City Council
• Video: https://vimeo.com/showcase/citycouncil?video=1144987889
• Transcript: full text (16,259 words, automatic captions)

Video chapters

• 55:26 Acknowledgment of De La Salle boys soccer 2025 state champions
• 56:04 Peter Chico: Honored his alma mater De La Salle's soccer team for its 25-3-1 record and the school's first…
• 57:29 William E. Hall: Congratulated the De La Salle team as a fellow alumnus and invited them to practice at a…
• 58:09 Pat Dowell: Congratulated De La Salle's coach and president on the state championship.
• 58:46 Matthew J. O'Shea: Congratulated De La Salle, noting its 136 years of educating children on the South Side,…
• 59:49 Nicole T. Lee: Congratulated De La Salle, noting 11th Ward residents on the team, and thanked parents,…
• 1:00:59 Marty Quinn: Congratulated De La Salle and recognized the school's president for his work in Catholic…
• 1:01:25 Nicholas Sposato: Congratulated the De La Salle team on its state championship.
• 1:02:11 Acknowledgment of the 119th anniversary of American Postal Workers Union Chicago Local 001
• 1:02:23 Byron Sigcho-López: Recognized American Postal Workers Union Chicago Local 001 on its 119th anniversary and…
• 1:05:23 Acknowledgment of the Dr. Timuel Black Scholarship and Fellowship Program
• 1:13:22 Pat Dowell: Presented the Committee on Finance report, including TIF-funded park and school improvements, an…
• 1:13:34 Intergovernmental agreement with the Chicago Park District for TIF-funded improvements at Mather Park (40th…
• 1:16:54 TIF-funded improvements at Jackie Robinson Park (21st Ward), up to $2 million
• 1:17:24 TIF-funded improvements at Langston Hughes and Marcus Mosiah Garvey elementary schools (21st Ward)
• 1:18:16 Amendment of Enterprise Zone 2 boundaries
• 1:18:28 Fee waivers for the Chicago Board of Education with annual reporting
• 1:18:49 Settlement in Shanee Flowers-James v. City of Chicago, $1 million
• 1:19:07 Pat Dowell: Noted that Alderperson Nicholas Sposato was recusing himself from the $1 million settlement vote…
• 1:19:38 Raymond A. Lopez: Opposed the $1 million fire department-related settlement, saying the city was not at…
• 1:21:03 Anthony V. Napolitano: Asked to be recorded as voting no on the $1 million settlement.
• 1:21:11 Settlement in Robert Smith, Jr. v. City of Chicago, $15,376,742.37
• 1:21:48 Raymond A. Lopez: Recused himself from the Robert Smith, Jr. settlement under Rule 14 because of a…
• 1:22:56 Gilbert Villegas: Presented the Committee on Economic, Capital and Technology Development report on budgets…
• 1:23:06 Budgets and scope of services for SSA 63 (63rd Street) and SSA 59-2022 (59th Street)
• 1:23:45 Byron Sigcho-López: Presented the Committee on Housing and Real Estate report, including dissolution of the…
• 1:24:41 Dissolution of the Chicago Community Land Trust and formation of a bureau within the Department of Housing
• 1:26:35 Sale of city-owned property at 5413 South Calumet Avenue enabling the Chicago Torture Justice Memorial
• 1:26:48 Byron Sigcho-López: Described a land sale at 5413 South Calumet Avenue that would enable the Chicago Torture…
• 1:27:15 Jeanette B. Taylor: Urged support for the land sale enabling the Torture Justice Memorial, saying the city…
• 1:28:52 Jeanette B. Taylor: Said money alone cannot restore what survivors lost and asked for a favorable vote.
• 1:29:49 Debra L. Silverstein: Asked for more decorum in the chamber because members in the back could not hear…
• 1:30:04 Debra L. Silverstein: Presented the Committee on License and Consumer Protection report, including the…
• 1:30:22 One-time exception to the Wrigley Field night game ordinance for July 17, 2026
• 1:31:10 Liquor moratoriums in the 2nd, 3rd, 13th, 15th, 30th, 31st, 33rd and 42nd Wards
• 1:31:48 Prohibition of hemp-derived cannabinoid product sales at licensed locations except cannabis business…
• 1:32:22 Rossana Rodríguez Sánchez: Moved, with Alderperson Byron Sigcho-López, to defer and publish the proposed…
• 1:32:54 Daniel La Spata: Presented the Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety report, including the disabled…
• 1:33:07 Disabled permit parking signs in certain RS, RT and RM zoning districts
• 1:33:41 Daniel La Spata: Said the disabled parking reform would create efficiencies benefiting residents and the…
• 1:34:19 Raymond A. Lopez: Supported the disabled permit parking reforms, describing long delays for residents and…
• 1:35:21 Public enforcement pilot program for resident-submitted evidence of parking offenses
• 1:35:21 Daniel La Spata: Reported that the public parking enforcement pilot and Midway-area parking ordinance were…
• 1:35:48 Parking regulation in residential areas surrounding Midway International Airport
• 1:36:40 Andre Vasquez Jr.: Sought to speak on the disabled parking access item, which the chair ruled out of order…
• 1:37:52 Gregory I. Mitchell: Presented the Committee on Transportation and Public Way report, including a Chapter…
• 1:38:51 Bennett R. Lawson: Presented the Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Standards report, including the…
• 1:39:05 Expansion of ADU-allowed RS areas
• 1:39:37 Hemp product sales prohibition in the Mid-North Branch corridor, re-referred to the Committee on License and…
• 1:40:55 Zoning map amendments, Central YMCA landmark designation and large signs
• 1:41:34 William Conway: Recused himself from a zoning item involving DePaul University because he teaches there and…
• 1:42:51 Michelle A. Harris: Presented 86 congratulatory, commemorative and tributary resolutions on the agreed…
• 1:52:32 Substitute resolution setting the next five City Council meetings (motion to table failed 18 to 30)
• 1:52:37 Anthony Beale: Offered a substitute resolution setting the dates of the next five City Council meetings.
• 1:58:03 Jason C. Ervin: Asked whether the 9th Ward alderperson had formally placed his motion on the floor.
• 1:58:33 Anthony Beale: Said the accelerated calendar would allow the Council to pass a budget and let members be…
• 1:59:21 Jason C. Ervin: Said he would support setting meetings after December 17 but moved to table the substitute…

Meeting notes

AI-written from the transcript. Speakers are inferred from cues in the recording, so treat names as estimates and check the video at the linked time.

At its December 10, 2025 meeting the City Council heard eight public commenters, most addressing the 2026 budget debate, property taxes, youth jobs, a proposed hemp ban and environmental and housing concerns on the Southeast and West Sides. Members honored the De La Salle boys soccer state champions, the 119th anniversary of American Postal Workers Union Chicago Local 001, and the Dr. Timuel Black Scholarship and Fellowship Program. The Council approved committee reports including TIF-funded park and school improvements (the first item passed 48 to 0), lawsuit settlements of $1 million and about $15.4 million, a land sale enabling the Chicago Torture Justice Memorial, a Wrigley Field night game exception, liquor moratoriums, disabled permit parking reforms, an ADU expansion and zoning map amendments, while a proposed citywide ban on hemp-derived cannabinoid sales was deferred and published. After a motion to table failed 18 to 30, the Council adopted a substitute setting five meetings on December 15, 16, 17, 18 and 23 to complete work on the budget.

Topics: 2026 budget, property taxes, public comment, TIF funding, lawsuit settlements, Torture Justice Memorial, hemp ban, disabled permit parking, zoning, meeting schedule

Agenda items discussed

• 55:26 Acknowledgment of De La Salle boys soccer 2025 state champions
• 1:02:11 Acknowledgment of the 119th anniversary of American Postal Workers Union Chicago Local 001
• 1:05:23 Acknowledgment of the Dr. Timuel Black Scholarship and Fellowship Program
• 1:13:34 Intergovernmental agreement with the Chicago Park District for TIF-funded improvements at Mather Park (40th Ward), up to $2.75 million: passed
• 1:16:54 TIF-funded improvements at Jackie Robinson Park (21st Ward), up to $2 million: passed
• 1:17:24 TIF-funded improvements at Langston Hughes and Marcus Mosiah Garvey elementary schools (21st Ward): passed
• 1:18:16 Amendment of Enterprise Zone 2 boundaries: passed
• 1:18:28 Fee waivers for the Chicago Board of Education with annual reporting: passed
• 1:18:49 Settlement in Shanee Flowers-James v. City of Chicago, $1 million: passed
• 1:21:11 Settlement in Robert Smith, Jr. v. City of Chicago, $15,376,742.37: passed
• 1:23:06 Budgets and scope of services for SSA 63 (63rd Street) and SSA 59-2022 (59th Street): passed
• 1:24:41 Dissolution of the Chicago Community Land Trust and formation of a bureau within the Department of Housing: passed
• 1:26:35 Sale of city-owned property at 5413 South Calumet Avenue enabling the Chicago Torture Justice Memorial: passed
• 1:30:22 One-time exception to the Wrigley Field night game ordinance for July 17, 2026 (O2025-0020303): passed
• 1:31:10 Liquor moratoriums in the 2nd, 3rd, 13th, 15th, 30th, 31st, 33rd and 42nd Wards (O2025-0020642): passed
• 1:31:48 Prohibition of hemp-derived cannabinoid product sales at licensed locations except cannabis business establishments: deferred
• 1:33:07 Disabled permit parking signs in certain RS, RT and RM zoning districts (O2025-0019980): passed
• 1:35:21 Public enforcement pilot program for resident-submitted evidence of parking offenses: held
• 1:35:48 Parking regulation in residential areas surrounding Midway International Airport (O2025-0021016): held
• 1:39:05 Expansion of ADU-allowed RS areas: passed
• 1:39:37 Hemp product sales prohibition in the Mid-North Branch corridor, re-referred to the Committee on License and Consumer Protection (O2025-0021040)
• 1:40:55 Zoning map amendments, Central YMCA landmark designation and large signs: passed
• 1:52:32 Substitute resolution setting the next five City Council meetings (motion to table failed 18 to 30): passed

Alderpersons who spoke

• Peter Chico (alderperson): Honored his alma mater De La Salle's soccer team for its 25-3-1 record and the school's first state championship. (56:04)
• William E. Hall (alderperson): Congratulated the De La Salle team as a fellow alumnus and invited them to practice at a park in the 6th Ward. (57:29)
• Pat Dowell (alderperson): Congratulated De La Salle's coach and president on the state championship. (58:09); Presented the Committee on Finance report, including TIF-funded park and school improvements, an Enterprise Zone amendment, CPS fee waivers and lawsuit settlements. (1:13:22); Noted that Alderperson Nicholas Sposato was recusing himself from the $1 million settlement vote under Rule 14 and that Alderperson Raymond A. Lopez wished to be recorded as no. (1:19:07)
• Matthew J. O'Shea (alderperson): Congratulated De La Salle, noting its 136 years of educating children on the South Side, and encouraged students to keep working in the classroom. (58:46)
• Nicole T. Lee (alderperson): Congratulated De La Salle, noting 11th Ward residents on the team, and thanked parents, coaches and administrators. (59:49)
• Marty Quinn (alderperson): Congratulated De La Salle and recognized the school's president for his work in Catholic education. (1:00:59)
• Nicholas Sposato (alderperson): Congratulated the De La Salle team on its state championship. (1:01:25)
• Byron Sigcho-López (alderperson): Recognized American Postal Workers Union Chicago Local 001 on its 119th anniversary and described its history of advocacy for workers. (1:02:23); Presented the Committee on Housing and Real Estate report, including dissolution of the Chicago Community Land Trust, lease renewals and city land sales. (1:23:45); Described a land sale at 5413 South Calumet Avenue that would enable the Chicago Torture Justice Memorial and yielded to Alderperson Jeanette B. Taylor to speak on it. (1:26:48)
• Raymond A. Lopez (alderperson): Opposed the $1 million fire department-related settlement, saying the city was not at fault and that settlements against the fire department are a growing trend. (1:19:38); Recused himself from the Robert Smith, Jr. settlement under Rule 14 because of a relationship with an individual associated with the lawsuit. (1:21:48); Supported the disabled permit parking reforms, describing long delays for residents and departments not coordinating on sign installation. (1:34:19)
• Anthony V. Napolitano (alderperson): Asked to be recorded as voting no on the $1 million settlement. (1:21:03)
• Gilbert Villegas (alderperson): Presented the Committee on Economic, Capital and Technology Development report on budgets for SSA 63 and SSA 59-2022. (1:22:56)
• Jeanette B. Taylor (alderperson): Urged support for the land sale enabling the Torture Justice Memorial, saying the city must acknowledge past wrongs against police torture survivors. (1:27:15); Said money alone cannot restore what survivors lost and asked for a favorable vote. (1:28:52)
• Debra L. Silverstein (alderperson): Asked for more decorum in the chamber because members in the back could not hear proceedings. (1:29:49); Presented the Committee on License and Consumer Protection report, including the Wrigley Field night game exception, liquor moratoriums and the proposed hemp product ban. (1:30:04)
• Rossana Rodríguez Sánchez (alderperson): Moved, with Alderperson Byron Sigcho-López, to defer and publish the proposed hemp-derived cannabinoid sales prohibition. (1:32:22)
• Daniel La Spata (alderperson): Presented the Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety report, including the disabled permit parking sign ordinance he sponsored with Alderpersons Mosley and Vasquez. (1:32:54); Said the disabled parking reform would create efficiencies benefiting residents and the staff of all 50 ward offices. (1:33:41); Reported that the public parking enforcement pilot and Midway-area parking ordinance were held in committee and that 426 routine traffic items passed. (1:35:21)
• Andre Vasquez Jr. (alderperson): Sought to speak on the disabled parking access item, which the chair ruled out of order because it had already passed. (1:36:40)
• Gregory I. Mitchell (alderperson): Presented the Committee on Transportation and Public Way report, including a Chapter 10-28 amendment and 29 ward-level ordinances. (1:37:52)
• Bennett R. Lawson (alderperson): Presented the Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Standards report, including the ADU expansion, the Central YMCA landmark designation and map amendments, and re-referral of a hemp sales ordinance. (1:38:51)
• William Conway (alderperson): Recused himself from a zoning item involving DePaul University because he teaches there and receives income from the university. (1:41:34)
• Michelle A. Harris (alderperson): Presented 86 congratulatory, commemorative and tributary resolutions on the agreed calendar for the omnibus. (1:42:51)
• Anthony Beale (alderperson): Offered a substitute resolution setting the dates of the next five City Council meetings. (1:52:37); Said the accelerated calendar would allow the Council to pass a budget and let members be home for Christmas and New Year's. (1:58:33)
• Jason C. Ervin (alderperson): Asked whether the 9th Ward alderperson had formally placed his motion on the floor. (1:58:03); Said he would support setting meetings after December 17 but moved to table the substitute and keep the original December 17 meeting date, citing ordinances that need to go through committee. (1:59:21)

Exchanges between members

• 57:29 Alderperson William E. Hall said he stood in support of the resolution right behind Alderperson Peter Chico.
• 58:46 Alderperson Matthew J. O'Shea congratulated Alderperson Peter Chico on the De La Salle resolution.
• 1:00:11 Alderperson Nicole T. Lee echoed Alderperson Matthew J. O'Shea thanks to the school administration.
• 1:27:03 Alderperson Byron Sigcho-López asked that Alderperson Jeanette B. Taylor be recognized to speak on the Torture Justice Memorial land sale.
• 1:33:39 Alderperson Daniel La Spata spoke on behalf of co-sponsor Alderperson Ronnie L. Mosley, who was not in the chamber.
• 1:33:39 Alderperson Daniel La Spata spoke on behalf of co-sponsor Alderperson Andre Vasquez Jr., who was not in the chamber.
• 1:34:23 Alderperson Raymond A. Lopez applauded the sponsors of the disabled permit parking ordinance.
• 1:37:08 Alderperson Daniel La Spata asked whether leave could be granted for Alderperson Andre Vasquez Jr. to speak on the passed item.
• 1:58:03 Alderperson Jason C. Ervin asked whether the 9th Ward alderperson had formally made his motion.
• 1:59:21 Alderperson Jason C. Ervin moved to table Alderperson Anthony Beale substitute meeting schedule and keep the December 17 date.
• 2:05:41 Alderperson Nicholas Sposato wished Alderperson Felix Cardona Jr. a happy birthday.
• 2:05:41 Alderperson Nicholas Sposato wished Alderperson Chris Taliaferro a happy birthday.

Roll-call votes at this meeting

• Amendment of Municipal Code Section 4-60-023 (42.394) to allow additional package goods licenses on portion(s) of N LaSalle St and W Haddock Pl (O2025-0020521): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent
• Amendment of Municipal Code Sections 4-60-022 (3.61) and 4-60-023 (3.65) to disallow additional alcoholic liquor and package goods licenses on portion(s) of E 47th St (O2025-0020324): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent
• Amendment of Municipal Code Section 4-60-022 (13.388) to disallow additional alcoholic liquor licenses on portion(s) of S Central Ave (O2025-0020507): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent
• Amendment of Municipal Code Section 4-60-022 (15.90) to allow additional alcoholic liquor licenses on portion(s) of S McDowell Ave (O2025-0020317): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent
• Amendment of Municipal Code Section 4-60-023 (42.215) to allow additional package goods licenses on portion(s) of E Huron St and N Lake Shore Dr (O2025-0020642): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent
• Amendment of Municipal Code Section 4-60-022 (33.44) to allow additional alcoholic liquor licenses on portion(s) of N Elston Ave (O2025-0020843): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent
• Amendment of Municipal Code Section 4-60-022 (30.37) to allow additional alcoholic liquor licenses on portion(s) of W Diversey Ave and N Parkside Ave (O2025-0020664): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent
• Amendment of Municipal Code Sections 2-44-080, 2-44-085 and 2-44-135 to dissolve Chicago Community Land Trust (a.k.a., Chicago Housing Trust) and allow formation as bureau within Department of Housing (SO2025-0018827): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent
• Intergovernmental agreement with Chicago Board of Education to provide tax increment financing (TIF) assistance for improvements at Langston Hughes Elementary School at 240 W 104 St (O2025-0020982): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent
• Intergovernmental agreement with Chicago Park District to provide tax increment financing (TIF) assistance for improvements at Mather Park at 5941 N Richmond St (O2025-0020990): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent
• Amendment of Municipal Code Title 17 by modifying Section 17-7-0574 to allow additional dwelling units in specified areas and by modifying Chapter 17-9 to prohibit permits for new conversion units and coach homes within RS districts (SO2025-0020513): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent
• Historical landmark designation for Central YMCA Headquarters at 19 S LaSalle Street (O2025-0020890): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent
• Expansion of boundary of Enterprise Zone 2 (O2025-0021111): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent
• Amendment of Municipal Code Section 4-60-022 (30.3) to allow additional alcoholic liquor licenses on portion(s) of W Fullerton Ave (O2025-0020502): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent
• Renewed and amended lease agreement with 4615 Homer LLC for property at 4615 W Homer St (O2025-0020522): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent
• Intergovernmental agreement with Chicago Board of Education to provide tax increment financing (TIF) assistance for improvements at Marcus Moziah Garvey Elementary School at 10309 S Morgan St (O2025-0020981): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent
• Intergovernmental agreement with Chicago Park District to provide tax increment financing (TIF) assistance for improvements at Jackie Robinson Park at 10540 S Morgan St (O2025-0020987): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent
• Amendment of Municipal Code Chapter 10-28 by modifying various outdoor dining street permit options (SO2025-0019944): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent
• Renewed and amendment lease agreement with L.F.L. Properties, Inc. for property at 4310 W North Ave (O2025-0020499): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent
• One Time Exception to Wrigley Field Night Game Ordinance to allow for Chicago Cubs to hold Major League Baseball Game on July 17, 2026 (O2025-0020303): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent
• Amendment of Municipal Code Section 9-64-050 to authorize erection of disabled permit parking signs in certain RS, RT, and RM zoning districts (O2025-0019980): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent

Legislation on the agenda

• Parking meters at 911-923 W Fulton Market - amend (O2025-0018929), Passed as Substitute
• Amendment of ordinance passed on November 7, 2023 regarding acquisition of property at 11414 S Halsted St from Albertsons LLC for use by… (O2025-0019668), Published in Special Pamphlet
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for West Town Auto Repair (O2025-0020102), Passed
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for Rincon Family Services (O2025-0020105), Passed
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for Cappo Management LV LLC (O2025-0020112), Passed
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for Smart Minds, Inc. (O2025-0020114), Passed
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for Ramiro Auto Repair (O2025-0020260), Passed
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for LAB 3445 LLC (O2025-0020298), Passed
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for Pat's Auto Repair, Inc. (O2025-0020302), Passed
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for 1620 S Michigan Ave Condo Assn. (O2025-0020332), Passed
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for Google Fiber, Inc. (O2025-0020342), Passed
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for 2235 S Michigan Ave Parking LLC (O2025-0020343), Passed
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for Top Wash LLC (O2025-0020345), Passed
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for Devonclark Business, Inc. (O2025-0020468), Passed
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for All City Auto Collisions, Inc. (O2025-0020548), Passed
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for 2214 Hubbard LLC (O2025-0020554), Passed
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for Wonderland Childcare Center Corp. (O2025-0020578), Passed
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for Cappo Management LXXXV LLC (O2025-0020609), Passed
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for 6328-6332 W Irving Park Rd (O2025-0020618), Passed
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for Asfa, Inc. (O2025-0020837), Passed
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for KCP Metal Fabrications, Inc. (O2025-0020907), Passed
• Parking meters at 2819-2843 W Howard St - remove (O2025-0020964), Passed as Substitute
• Permit fee waivers for Chicago Board of Education, its contractors or contracting vendors, for buildings, facilities and improvements… (O2025-0021009), Passed
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for Economy Roofing (O2025-0021086), Passed
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for O & I Precision Transmission Corp. (O2025-0021087), Passed
• Parking meters at 900 S Wood St - amend (O2025-0021089), Passed as Substitute
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for SP Plus (O2025-0021235), Passed
• Parking meters at S Wabash Ave and E 13th St (O2025-0021239), Passed as Substitute
• Parking meters at portions of S Kedzie Ave, W 44th St and S Troy St (O2025-0021241), Passed as Substitute
• Exemption from physical barrier requirement for commercial driveway alley access for Paul Tsakiris (O2025-0021446), Passed

…and 5 more items: the legislation tracker has every one.

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