Illinois Administrative Code
Title 89 - SOCIAL SERVICES
Part 104 - PRACTICE IN ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS
Subpart A - ASSISTANCE APPEALS
Section 104.21 - Representation
Universal Citation: 89 IL Admin Code ยง 104.21
Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 12, March 22, 2024
a) The appellant may represent himself at the hearing or may be represented by legal counsel or other authorized representative and need not be present at the hearing. Action or inaction of an authorized representative shall be deemed to be action or inaction of the appellant.
b) If the appellant is not present at the hearing, a written, signed authorization designating the representative to serve in said capacity shall be required if:
1) the representative is an employee, agent,
or representative of a hospital;
2)
the representative is an employee, agent, or representative of a group care
facility; or
3) the hearing
officer, in his judgment, has reason to question the representative's authority
to serve in said capacity.
c) If written authorization is not available at the hearing, it shall:
1) Be presented to
the hearing officer within two working days subsequent to the adjournment of
the hearing.
2) If, in the judgment
of the hearing officer, circumstances warrant a period greater than two days
for presentation of written authorization, the time period established by the
hearing officer shall be controlling.
3) If the authorization is not received
within the time period provided it shall be deemed a non-appearance and
dismissed pursuant to Section
104.60.
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