Gun control, government transparency, student loan reform and more could be on the table this week as the General Assembly begins the annual ritual of the fall veto session.

 

Lawmakers are scheduled to return Tuesday for what is now scheduled to be three days of sessions to begin dealing with possibly overriding bills vetoed by Gov. Bruce Rauner and taking up additional issues that have arisen since lawmakers last met in Springfield in August.

 

Here are a few things to look for as the veto session gets underway.

 

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