Illinois Administrative Code (Last Updated: March 27, 2024) |
TITLE2. GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION |
PART1875. PUBLIC INFORMATION, RULEMAKING AND ORGANIZATION |
SUBPARTC. ORGANIZATION |
§1875.250. Standing Committees
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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.
(Source: Amended at 9 Ill. Reg. 2278, effective February 1, 1985)