If approved, the measure would still state authorization as well.
Similarly, the French East India Company was organized in 1664 by state authorization under Louis XIV.
In 1992, he went above ground to head the Lower East Side Harm Reduction Center, which had official state authorization.
But some local boards had repeatedly refused to authorize charter schools, and the 2008 law was intended to give charter sponsors another path to state authorization.
And she said aspects of the proposal dealing with the later years were shaky, particularly $50 million from a town and city sales tax that would require state authorization.
This past summer, Damiani reported that it had become the first — and so far the only — jeweler to obtain state authorization to hold a 51 percent controlling interest in an India-based entity, Damiani India.
It must also show that it received state authorization to seek bankruptcy protection and that it made a good-faith effort to reach a deal with creditors before seeking bankruptcy.
She also said Mr. Gulotta's plan to cease sharing $50 million in sales tax revenue with the county's towns and cities was "wishful thinking," because it would require state authorization, which was unlikely.
Gov. Patrick J. Quinn is scheduled on Saturday to sign a bill making Illinois the second state to allow doctors and dentists licensed in other states to volunteer their services without obtaining state authorization, an expensive process that can take more than a month.
A commission on online learning led by former Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley outlined a proposal on Thursday under which any institution that had received state authorization for its online programs, based on certain quality and consumer protection standards, would be allowed to enroll students from other states that met the same basic standards and agreed to reciprocity.
Under the state authorization, the law currently fines drivers up to $50 for driving 6 to 10 miles per hour over the speed limit, with fines of up to $100 for traveling at higher speeds, CBS Chicago reports.
