Chicago School Reform Board of Trustees v. Illinois Educational Labor Relations Board

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• finding section 34 — 8.1 ambiguous and interpreting it to mean that the Board “may delegate a nonexclusive power, such as the power to suspend,” but may not delegate its “absolute authority”
• finding section 34–8.1 ambiguous and interpreting it to mean that the Board “may delegate a nonexclusive power, such as the power to suspend,” but may not delegate its “absolute authority”
• a material change to a statute creates an assumption that the legislature intended to change the existing law
• a material change to a statute creates an assumption that the legislature intended to change the existing law

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