Illinois Administrative Code
Title 2 - GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION
Part 1875 - PUBLIC INFORMATION, RULEMAKING AND ORGANIZATION
Subpart C - ORGANIZATION
Section 1875.250 - Standing Committees

Universal Citation: 2 IL Admin Code ยง 1875.250

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 38, September 20, 2024

a) All committee recommendations shall be submitted to the Commission for action.

b) The Personnel Committee shall:

1) Further define the job description of the Director, setting policies concerning travel, vacation time and responsibilities; and

2) Review and evaluate the performance of the Director annually; and

3) Review job descriptions of staff hired by the Director at least once in three (3) years; and

4) With the assistance, if required, of other Commission members, shall hear complaints from staff members who request a review of a decision of the Director.

c) The Fiscal Committee shall:

1) Be chaired by the Treasurer; and

2) Review the financial reports monthly and shall review the annual budget.

d) The Legislative Committee shall:

1) Study issues arising out of the Commission activities to determine if legislative remedies are appropriate; and

2) Make recommendations of any changes needed in the existing statutes; and

3) Study any proposed legislation which may affect the Commission and recommend appropriate action; and

4) Examine requests for legislative testimony and formulate responses.

e) The Human Rights Authority Committee shall:

1) Present nominations with pertinent biographical information to the Commission for approval for membership on a regional Human Rights Authority; and

2) Review policies for the program division; and

3) Propose changes in policy to the program division; and

4) Be available to the Director of the Human Rights Authority on problems which arise.

f) The Office of the State Guardian Committee shall:

1) Review policies for the program division; and

2) Propose changes in policy to the program division; and

3) Be available to the Director of the Office of the State Guardian on problems which arise.

g) The Legal Advocacy Services Committee shall:

1) Review policies for the program division; and

2) Propose changes in policy to the program division; and

3) Be available to the Director of the Legal Advocacy Services on problems which arise.

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