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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3100 - ILLINOIS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT › Section 3100.320 - Factors in Evaluating Physical Security Systems

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
In evaluating the overall security system of a licensee or
				applicant necessary to maintain effective controls against theft or diversion
				of controlled substances, the Division may consider any of the following
				factors as it may deem relevant to the need for strict compliance with this
				Part:
a) The type of activity
			 conducted;
b) The type and form of
			 controlled substances handled;
c)
			 The quantity of controlled substances handled;
d) The location of the premises and the
			 relationship those locations bear on security needs;
e) The type of building construction
			 comprising the facility and the general characteristics of the building or
			 buildings;
f) The type of vault,
			 safe and secure enclosures available;
g) The type of closures on vaults, safes and
			 secure enclosures;
h) The adequacy
			 of key control systems and/or combination lock control systems;
i) The adequacy of electric detection and
			 alarm systems;
j) The extent of
			 unsupervised public access to the facility, including the presence and
			 characteristics of perimeter fencing, if any;
k) The adequacy of supervision over employees
			 having access to manufacturing and storage areas;
l) The procedures for handling business
			 guests, visitors, maintenance personnel, and non-employee service
			 personnel;
m) The availability of
			 local police protection or of the licensee's or applicant's security
			 personnel;
n) The adequacy of the
			 licensee's or applicant's system for monitoring the receipt, manufacture,
			 distribution and disposition of controlled substances in its operations;
			 and
o) The applicability of the
			 security requirements contained in all federal, State and local laws and
			 regulations governing the management of waste.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3100 - ILLINOIS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT › Section 3100.330 - Physical Security Controls for Non-Practitioners

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Raw materials, bulk materials awaiting processing, and finished
				products that are controlled substances listed in any Schedule shall be stored
				in compliance with the physical security controls set forth in
				21
				CFR 1301.72 (April 1,
				2014).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3100 - ILLINOIS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT › Section 3100.340 - Physical Security Controls for Practitioners

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a) Controlled substances listed in Schedules
			 I and II shall be stored in a securely locked, substantially constructed
			 cabinet.
b) Controlled substances
			 listed in Schedules III, IV and V shall be stored in a securely locked,
			 substantially constructed cabinet. However, pharmacies may disperse those
			 substances throughout the stock of non-controlled substances in a manner so as
			 to obstruct the theft or diversion of the controlled substances.
c) This Section shall also apply to
			 non-practitioners authorized to conduct instructional activities or chemical
			 analysis under another registration.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3100 - ILLINOIS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT › Section 3100.350 - Other Security Controls for Practitioners

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a) The licensee shall not employ as an agent
			 or employee who has access to controlled substances any person who has had an
			 application for DEA registration or state controlled substances license denied,
			 has had his or her DEA registration or state controlled substances license
			 suspended or revoked, has surrendered his or her DEA registration or state
			 controlled substances license in lieu of discipline, or has been convicted of a
			 violation of state or federal law relative to the manufacture, distribution,
			 dispensing or possession of controlled substances.
b) The Director, for good cause shown, may,
			 in his or her discretion, waive the requirement of subsection (a).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3100 - ILLINOIS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT › Section 3100.370 - Persons Entitled to Issue Prescriptions

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a) A prescription for a controlled substance
			 may be issued only by an individual practitioner who:
1) Holds an active professional license in
			 Illinois as an individual practitioner; and
2) Holds an active controlled substances
			 license under the Act or is exempted from licensure pursuant to Section
			 3100.80.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3100 - ILLINOIS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT › Section 3100.380 - Purpose of Issuance of a Prescription

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a) A prescription for a controlled substance
			 to be effective must be issued for a legitimate medical purpose by an
			 individual practitioner acting in the usual course of his or her professional
			 practice. The responsibility for the proper prescribing and dispensing of
			 controlled substances is upon the prescribing practitioner, but a corresponding
			 responsibility rests with the pharmacist who fills the prescription. An order
			 purporting to be a prescription within the meaning and intent of Section 312 of
			 the Act, but that is not, and the person knowingly filling such a purported
			 prescription, as well as the person issuing it, shall be subject to the
			 penalties provided for violations of the provisions of law relating to
			 controlled substances.
b) A
			 prescription may not be issued in order for an individual practitioner to
			 obtain controlled substances for supplying the individual practitioner for the
			 purpose of general dispensing to patients.
c) A prescription may not be issued for the
			 dispensing of narcotic drugs listed in any Schedule to a narcotic drug
			 dependent person for the purpose of continuing his or her dependence upon such
			 drugs, except in the case of the course of conducting an authorized clinical
			 investigation in the development of a narcotic addict rehabilitation
			 program.
d) A practitioner shall
			 not self-prescribe or self-dispense controlled substances. A practitioner may
			 not prescribe controlled substances to an immediate family member unless there
			 is a bona fide practitioner-patient relationship and appropriate records are
			 maintained for all treatment of the family member.
e) The provisions of the federal Ryan Haight
			 Online Pharmacy Consumer Protection Act of 2008 (Ryan Haight Act) (
			 21
			 USC 801 et seq.) also apply and all federal
			 regulations (74 Fed. Reg. 15596 (April 6, 2009)) adopted under that Act are
			 hereby incorporated by reference.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3100 - ILLINOIS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT › Section 3100.390 - Manner of Issuance of Prescription

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a) All prescriptions for controlled
			 substances shall be dated as of, and signed on, the day when issued and shall
			 bear the full name and address of the patient, the drug name, strength, dosage
			 form, quantity prescribed, directions for use, and the name, address and DEA
			 registration number of the practitioner.
b) A practitioner may sign a paper
			 prescription in the same manner as he or she would sign a check or legal
			 document (e.g., J.H. Smith or John H. Smith). When an oral order is not
			 permitted, paper prescriptions shall be written with ink or printed and shall
			 be manually signed by the practitioner. A computer-generated prescription that
			 is printed out or faxed by the practitioner must be manually signed.
c) A prescription may be prepared by the
			 secretary or agent for the signature of a practitioner, but the prescribing
			 practitioner is responsible in case the prescription does not conform in all
			 essential respects to the Act and this Part. A corresponding liability rests
			 upon the pharmacist, including a pharmacist employed by a central fill
			 pharmacy, who fills a prescription not prepared in the form required by this
			 Part. Neither a pharmacist nor a pharmacy technician may act as an agent for a
			 practitioner.
d) Prescriptions sent
			 via a facsimile transmission do not constitute electronic prescriptions in
			 accordance with Section
			 311.5
			 of the Act.
e) Electronic
			 prescribing is permitted as described in Section
			 311.5
			 of the Act.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3100 - ILLINOIS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT › Section 3100.400 - Requirement of Prescription for Schedule II Controlled Substances

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a) A pharmacist may
			 fill a Schedule II controlled substance prescription upon a written or
			 electronic prescription that conforms with the requirements of Section
			 311.5
			 or 312 of the Act, respectively, and the requirements of this Part.
b) An individual practitioner may administer
			 or dispense directly a controlled substance listed in Schedule II in the course
			 of his or her professional practice subject to the Act and this Part.
c) Changes in a Prescription
1) A pharmacist may not change the following
			 components of a prescription for a Schedule II controlled substance:
A) Date written, or add the date;
B) Name of the patient;
C) Name of the prescriber, or add a
			 signature; and
D) Name of the
			 drug.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3100 - ILLINOIS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT › Section 3100.410 - Refilling of Prescription

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a) Each
			 refilling of a prescription of a controlled substance listed in Schedules III,
			 IV or V:
1) shall be entered on the back of
			 the prescription or in the electronic prescription record;
2) shall indicate the date, quantity and name
			 or initials of the dispensing pharmacist for each prescription;
3) shall be dated by the pharmacist as of the
			 date of dispensing; and
4) shall
			 state the amount dispensed.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3100 - ILLINOIS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT › Section 3100.420 - Partial Filling of Prescriptions

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a) The partial filling of a prescription for
			 a controlled substance listed in Schedules III, IV or V is permissible within 6
			 months after the date on which the prescription was issued provided that:
1) The total quantity dispensed in all
			 partial fillings does not exceed the total quantity prescribed;
2) Each partial filling is recorded in the
			 same manner as a refilling, but shall not be considered a refill.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3100 - ILLINOIS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT › Section 3100.430 - Prescriptions from Out-of-State Practitioners and Exempt Federal Practitioners

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a)
			 Notwithstanding any other provision of this Part, Illinois pharmacists may fill
			 prescriptions for controlled substances issued by a practitioner actively
			 licensed in another United States jurisdiction and who holds an active DEA
			 registration in conformance with the Act and this Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3100 - ILLINOIS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT › Section 3100.440 - Authority to Make Inspections

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a) In
			 carrying out its functions under the Act, the Division, through its inspectors,
			 is authorized in accordance with Section 302 of the Act to enter controlled
			 premises and conduct administrative inspections of those premises, with
			 subpoena or notice, during regular business hours and without disrupting
			 patient care, for the purpose of:
1)
			 Inspecting, copying and verifying the correctness of records, reports or other
			 documents required to be kept or made under the Act and this Part. Upon the
			 Division's request, the licensee's agent or employee shall produce those
			 records.
2) Inspecting within
			 reasonable limits and in a reasonable manner all pertinent equipment, finished
			 and unfinished controlled substances and other substances or materials,
			 containers and labeling found at the controlled premises relating to the
			 Act;
3) Making a physical inventory
			 of all controlled substances on hand at the premises;
4) Collecting samples of controlled
			 substances or precursors or any other relevant evidence (in the event any
			 samples are collected during an inspection, the inspector shall issue a receipt
			 for the samples to the owner, operator or agent in charge of the
			 premises).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3100 - ILLINOIS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT › Section 3100.450 - Inspections

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a) An inspection
			 shall be carried out by an inspector or designee from the Division authorized
			 by the Act or other Illinois statute to carry out the inspection.
b) The inspector or designee upon entry
			 shall:
1) State the purpose of his or her
			 inspection to the owner, operator, agent or other person in charge of the
			 premises to be inspected.
2)
			 Present appropriate credentials to the owner, operator, agent or other person
			 in charge.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3100 - ILLINOIS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT › Section 3100.460 - Failure to Comply with Rules

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a)
			 Failure of a licensee to comply with this Part constitutes a basis for
			 revocation, suspension or other discipline of the licensee's license.
b) Failure of an applicant to comply with
			 this Part as applicable to that applicant constitutes a basis for denial of
			 licensure.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3100 - ILLINOIS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT › Section 3100.480 - Granting Variances

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The Director may grant variances from this Part in individual
				cases when he or she finds that:
a) the
			 provision from which the variance is granted is not statutorily
mandated;
b)
			 no party will be injured by the granting of the variance; and
c) the rule from which the variance is
			 granted would, in the particular case, be unreasonable or unnecessarily
			 burdensome.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3100 - ILLINOIS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT › Section 3100.500 - Ordering Schedule II Controlled Substances

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a) Schedule II controlled substances shall be
			 distributed to a licensee and received by a licensee only upon completion of an
			 Administration Form 222.
b) The
			 original of the Administration Form 222 shall be maintained by the selling or
			 transferring licensee for a period of two years with such other controlled
			 substances records as shall be maintained by the licensee. A copy of the
			 Administration Form 222 shall be maintained by the ordering licensee for a
			 period of two years.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3100 - ILLINOIS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT › Section 3100.510 - Record Keeping

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Records for dispensing and administering required by Section
				312(d) of the Act shall be kept in accordance with 21 CFR 1304 (April 1,
				2014).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3100 - ILLINOIS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT › Section 3100.520 - Emergency Medication Kits

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Long term care facilities may store controlled substances in an
				emergency medication kit if permitted by the licensing regulations of the
				Illinois Department of Public Health for the facility's particular level of
				care ("DPH Standards"). The following requirements must be met when controlled
				substances are stored in emergency medication kits:
a) Controlled substances for emergency
			 medication kits must be obtained from a DEA registered hospital, pharmacy or
			 practitioner.
b) Emergency
			 medication kits shall be safeguarded as provided in DPH Standards.
c) Only the director of nursing services,
			 registered nurse on duty, licensed practical nurse on duty, or consultant
			 pharmacist or practitioner shall have access to controlled substances stored in
			 emergency medication kits.
d) No
			 more than 10 different controlled substances shall be placed in an emergency
			 medication kit, and there shall be no more than three single, injectible doses
			 of each controlled substance.
e)
			 Controlled substances in emergency medication kits may be administered only
			 under the emergency conditions set forth in DPH Standards and only by
			 registered nurses, licensed practical nurses or practitioners, in compliance
			 with
			 21 CFR
			 1306.11 and
			 1306.21
			 (April 1, 2014).
f) A proof-of-use
			 sheet shall be contained in the emergency medication kit for each separate
			 controlled substance included. Entries shall be made on the proof-of-use sheet
			 by the nursing staff or practitioner when any controlled substances from the
			 kit are used. The consultant pharmacist shall receive and file for two years a
			 copy of all completed proof-of-use sheets.
g) Whenever the emergency medication kit is
			 opened, the consultant pharmacist shall be notified within 24 hours. During any
			 period that the emergency kit is opened, a shift count shall be done on all
			 controlled substances until the kit is closed or locked by the consultant
			 pharmacist. Shift counts are not mandatory when the kit is sealed. Proper forms
			 for shift counts shall be contained in the emergency medication kit.
h) The consultant pharmacist shall check the
			 controlled substances in the emergency medication kit at least monthly and so
			 document inside the kit.
i) Failure
			 to comply with any provision of this Section, or of any applicable provision of
			 State or federal statutes or regulations pertaining to controlled substances
			 will result in loss of the privilege of having or placing controlled substances
			 in emergency medication kits.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3100 - ILLINOIS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT › Section 3100.530 - Transfer Between Pharmacies of Prescription Information for Refill Purposes

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Transfer between pharmacies of prescription information shall
				be done in accordance with 68 Ill. Adm. Code
				1330.720
				(rules of the Pharmacy Practice Act).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3500 - BEVERAGE ALCOHOL SELLERS AND SERVERS EDUCATION AND TRAINING (BASSET) PROGRAMS › Section 3500.101 - Programs Subject to Licensure

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Programs designed to educate or train individuals who sell or
				serve alcoholic beverages at retail pursuant to Section 15-10(f) of the
				Illinois Alcoholism and Other Drug Abuse and Dependency Act [20 ILCS
				301/15-10(f) ].
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3500 - BEVERAGE ALCOHOL SELLERS AND SERVERS EDUCATION AND TRAINING (BASSET) PROGRAMS › Section 3500.105 - Purpose of BASSET

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The purpose of a BASSET program is:
a) to provide information to sellers and
			 servers of alcoholic beverages about the effects of alcohol and drug use and
			 abuse; and
b) to provide the
			 necessary skill development techniques to identify and/or intervene with patron
			 use problems thereby reducing the incidence of patron misuse.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3500 - BEVERAGE ALCOHOL SELLERS AND SERVERS EDUCATION AND TRAINING (BASSET) PROGRAMS › Section 3500.110 - License Applications

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a)
			 Application forms may be obtained by writing to the Illinois Liquor Control
			 Commission at 100 W. Randolph St., Suite 5-300, Chicago IL 60601 or at 101 W.
			 Jefferson St., Springfield IL 62702 .
b) Application forms shall be signed and
			 dated.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3500 - BEVERAGE ALCOHOL SELLERS AND SERVERS EDUCATION AND TRAINING (BASSET) PROGRAMS › Section 3500.115 - Renewal Applications

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a) The
			 Illinois Liquor Control Commission ("Commission") shall provide each licensed
			 program with a renewal application at least 60 calendar days prior to
			 expiration of the licenses. Notification to the Commission must be given if
			 license renewal forms are not received.
b) Applications for renewal must be received
			 by the Commission not less than 30 days prior to expiration of the license, in
			 order to guarantee that the renewal process is complete prior to
			 expiration.
c) Applications for
			 renewal shall be signed and dated.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3500 - BEVERAGE ALCOHOL SELLERS AND SERVERS EDUCATION AND TRAINING (BASSET) PROGRAMS › Section 3500.120 - License Fees

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a) Application
			 fees shall be due on application for each license. Application fees are not
			 refundable. Payment shall be made by check or money order made payable to the
			 Illinois Liquor Control Commission. Payment shall not be in the form of U.S.
			 currency, foreign currency, or stamps. A separate check or money order shall be
			 submitted for each application.
b)
			 The fee for application for a license is $250 per year.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3500 - BEVERAGE ALCOHOL SELLERS AND SERVERS EDUCATION AND TRAINING (BASSET) PROGRAMS › Section 3500.130 - Acceptance for Processing

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a)
			 Applications for licensure, or renewal of licensure, are deemed received by the
			 Commission on the postmarked date.
b) Incomplete applications shall be returned
			 to the applicant with a statement which lists the information which must be
			 included. To avoid imposition of a new licensure fee, the application shall be
			 resubmitted within 90 days after the date of the statement.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3500 - BEVERAGE ALCOHOL SELLERS AND SERVERS EDUCATION AND TRAINING (BASSET) PROGRAMS › Section 3500.135 - Non-Transferability of License

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A license shall be valid only for the program named in the
				application for licensure. A license is not transferable or assignable to any
				new owner.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3500 - BEVERAGE ALCOHOL SELLERS AND SERVERS EDUCATION AND TRAINING (BASSET) PROGRAMS › Section 3500.140 - Change in BASSET Program Director or Services

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All programs shall notify the Commission, in writing, within
				five working days when there is a new program director or any change in
				services.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3500 - BEVERAGE ALCOHOL SELLERS AND SERVERS EDUCATION AND TRAINING (BASSET) PROGRAMS › Section 3500.145 - Exceptions for BASSET Programs

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a)
			 Requests for exceptions to any provision of this Part shall be made in writing
			 to the Executive Director and shall indicate the basis, rationale, and/or need
			 for the exception.
b) The Executive
			 Director shall grant an exception if:
1) An
			 applicant proves an economic hardship that limits his/her ability to
			 participate in the program; or
2)
			 An applicant establishes that he/she is unable to meet a program
			 requirement.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3500 - BEVERAGE ALCOHOL SELLERS AND SERVERS EDUCATION AND TRAINING (BASSET) PROGRAMS › Section 3500.150 - Compliance With Local Government Ordinances

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Programs shall comply with any applicable local government
				ordinances relative to the provision of BASSET services, if applicable, and
				shall indicate such compliance at the time of application for
				licensure.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3500 - BEVERAGE ALCOHOL SELLERS AND SERVERS EDUCATION AND TRAINING (BASSET) PROGRAMS › Section 3500.155 - BASSET Curriculum Requirements

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The program shall submit its curriculum to the Commission for
				review at the time of application for licensure. The curriculum shall include,
				at a minimum, information in the following areas of instruction:
a) AREA 1: PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF ALCOHOL,
			 DRUGS & ALCOHOLISM - Blood alcohol concentration (BAC), alcoholism, the
			 effects of alcohol and/or drugs on driving performance. BAC levels related to
			 body weight, gender and amount of alcohol consumed per hour.
b) AREA 2: PREVENTION & INTERVENTION
			 TECHNIQUES - Maintenance of professional demeanor, use of alternative
			 beverages, designated driver programs, visual and behavioral cues that may help
			 participants recognize potential problems, assuring customer safety, refusal of
			 service.
c) AREA 3: ILLINOIS STATE
			 STATUES, LOCAL ORDINANCES, ILLINOIS DUI LAWS - Laws pertaining to the sale of
			 alcohol and the differences between civil and criminal charges and the
			 penalties each carries, Illinois DUI laws and associated penalties.
d) AREA 4: PROPER IDENTIFICATION TECHNIQUES,
			 POLICE POLICIES & EXPECTATIONS - Secretary of State's procedures to ensure
			 security of driver's licenses and State ID cards, other acceptable forms of
			 identification and enhanced identification techniques. Proper use of municipal
			 support services (police, fire, and paramedic services).
e) AREA 5: DRAM SHOP LIABILITIES, INSURANCE,
			 AND VICTIM'S RIGHTS - "Vicarious liability", "third party liability",
			 procedures for protection against possible litigation, State insurance
			 requirements and legal terms used in litigation.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3500 - BEVERAGE ALCOHOL SELLERS AND SERVERS EDUCATION AND TRAINING (BASSET) PROGRAMS › Section 3500.160 - BASSET Programmatic Requirements

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a) The BASSET program shall include a minimum
			 of three hours of classroom instruction for off-premises sellers and four hours
			 for on-premises sellers and servers. This instruction may be offered in one
			 entire session or scheduled in increments over a specified period of time. The
			 program time can be adjusted to take into account new, innovative teaching
			 methods if approved by the Commission.
b) At the time of application for licensure,
			 the program must specify how the required curriculum hours will be
			 scheduled.
c) BASSET programs shall
			 design and administer a pre-test and post-test to participants to assess the
			 program's effectiveness and any increase in knowledge in the curriculum areas.
			 The pre-test and post-test must be submitted for review by the Commission at
			 the time of application for licensure or prior to the provision of
			 services.
d) BASSET programs shall
			 issue a certificate to each participant that it determines has successfully
			 completed the course.
e) BASSET
			 programs shall submit at the time of licensing a listing of all BASSET
			 instructors.
f) Within ten days
			 after the completion of an approved training course, the BASSET licensee shall
			 submit to the Commission a roster. The roster shall include: the name, address,
			 telephone number and date of birth of each student who successfully complete
			 the training course and passed the required examination; the name and company
			 of the BASSET trainer that conducted the course; the date each participant
			 successfully completed the course; and whether the course was off-premises
			 instruction only. The Commission will then issue BASSET cards to those
			 participants who successfully complete the course. Replacement cards will cost
			 $15. These cards must be carried by the person whose name appears on the card
			 if involved in the selling and/or serving of alcoholic liquor and local
			 ordinance mandates BASSET training. A BASSET licensee may issue a temporary
			 card to any person who has successfully completed its course. The temporary
			 card shall be valid pending receipt of the card issued by the Commission but
			 for no longer than 30 days after issuance of the temporary card.
g) Within 30 days after notification by the
			 Commission, BASSET programs shall compile and submit, on a format designed by
			 the Commission, a semi-annual report containing the following information:
1) The number of participants trained during
			 the reporting period.
2) The number
			 of BASSET courses scheduled and completed during the reporting period and the
			 location of each course.
3) The
			 total fees charged for BASSET training per course during the reporting
			 period.
4) The number of businesses
			 represented by participants completing BASSET programs and the respective
			 counties of those businesses.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3500 - BEVERAGE ALCOHOL SELLERS AND SERVERS EDUCATION AND TRAINING (BASSET) PROGRAMS › Section 3500.165 - BASSET Program Fee

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Programs shall submit, at the time of application or renewal of
				licensure, a fee schedule indicating the cost, if any, of the BASSET program.
				The program must notify the Commission within five calendar days of any change
				to the fee schedule.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3500 - BEVERAGE ALCOHOL SELLERS AND SERVERS EDUCATION AND TRAINING (BASSET) PROGRAMS › Section 3500.170 - Sanctions

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a) The Commission
			 shall have the right to proceed by citation and notice of hearing to require
			 any licensee to appear before the Commission at a time and place specified in
			 the notice to show cause why its State BASSET license should not be suspended
			 or revoked, or a fine imposed, for violations of this Part. The parties may
			 also agree to settle matters without an appearance before the
			 Commission.
b) Upon receipt of a
			 complaint or upon having knowledge that a person is engaged as a seller/server
			 trainer without a State BASSET license, the Commission may notify the local
			 liquor authority, file a complaint with the State's Attorney's Office in the
			 county where the incident occurred or where the main business office is
			 located, or initiate an investigation with the appropriate law enforcement
			 officials. The Commission may also use this information to deny an applicant a
			 BASSET license.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 3500 - BEVERAGE ALCOHOL SELLERS AND SERVERS EDUCATION AND TRAINING (BASSET) PROGRAMS › Section 3500.175 - Eligibility Requirements

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No license shall be issued under this Part to any person found
				to be ineligible under Section 6-2 of the Liquor Control Act of 1934
				[235
				ILCS 5/6-2 ].
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 4000 - PROTECTION OF PRIVACY OF PUBLIC AID APPLICANTS AND RECIPIENTS › Section 4000.100 - Protection of Privacy of Public Aid Applicants and Recipients

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Under the Intergovernmental Agreement between the Office of
				Health Information Technology (OHIT) and the Department of Health and Family
				Services (HFS), providing OHIT with receipt of HFS data in connection with the
				implementation of the Illinois Health Information Exchange (ILHIE), the
				Illinois Health Information Exchange Authority (Authority) is obligated under
				the Illinois Public Aid Code [305 ILCS 5/11-9 through 11 -12] to adopt
				regulations to protect against prohibited disclosures of public aid applicant
				and recipient information.
a) The
			 release of information regarding public aid applicants and recipients shall be
			 governed by Sections 11-9, 11-10 and 11-12 of the Illinois Public Aid Code. For
			 the protection of applicants and recipients, the following classes of
			 individuals and entities are prohibited from disclosing any information about a
			 recipient or public aid record, except for purposes directly related to the
			 administration of the assistance programs:
1)
			 OHIT's employees;
2) OHIT's
			 corporate affiliates and their employees; and
3) OHIT's subcontractors and their
			 employees.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 4500 - HOSPITAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE UNDER THE FAIR PATIENT BILLING ACT › Section 4500.20 - Referenced Materials

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a) The
			 following State statutes are referenced in this Part:
1) Fair Patient Billing Act [210 ILCS 88
			 ];
2) Community Benefits Act [210
			 ILCS 76 ];
3) Hospital Uninsured
			 Patient Discount Act [210 ILCS 89 ].
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 4500 - HOSPITAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE UNDER THE FAIR PATIENT BILLING ACT › Section 4500.30 - Hospital Financial Assistance Application Requirements

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Hospital financial assistance applications shall be provided to
				patients on forms that are submitted annually, in conjunction with a hospital's
				filing of its Community Benefits Report as required by the Community Benefits
				Act or filing of Worksheet C as required by the Hospital Uninsured Patient
				Discount Act, to the Office of the Attorney General for review of compliance
				with this Part. Hospital Financial Assistance Applications for each hospital
				shall be in English and in any other language that is the primary language of
				at least 5% of the patients served by the hospital annually as identified for
				purposes of Section 15(c) of the Act. Information requested on the application
				shall include:
a Opening Statement,
			 which shall contain the following paragraphs:
Important: YOU MAY BE ABLE TO RECEIVE FREE OR DISCOUNTED CARE:
				Completing this application will help ____ Hospital determine if you can
				receive free or discounted services or other public programs that can help pay
				for your healthcare. Please submit this application to the hospital.
IF YOU ARE UNINSURED, A SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER IS NOT REQUIRED
				TO QUALIFY FOR FREE OR DISCOUNTED CARE. However, a Social Security Number is
				required for some public programs, including Medicaid. Providing a Social
				Security Number is not required but will help the hospital determine whether
				you qualify for any public programs.
Please complete this form and submit it to the hospital in
				person, by mail, by electronic mail, or by fax to apply for free or discounted
				care within 60 days following the date of discharge or receipt of outpatient
				care.
Patient acknowledges that he or she has made a good faith
				effort to provide all information requested in the application to assist the
				hospital in determining whether the patient is eligible for financial
				assistance.
NOTE: The requirement to complete and submit this form within
				60 days following the date of discharge or receipt of outpatient care
				referenced in the Opening Statement may be increased by the hospital, but may
				not be decreased.
b Patient
			 information, which shall be limited to the following:
1 Patient name;
2 Patient date of birth;
3 Patient address;
4 Whether patient was an Illinois resident
			 when care was rendered by the hospital;
5 Whether patient was involved in an alleged
			 accident;
6 Whether patient was a
			 victim of an alleged crime;
7
			 Patient Social Security Number (not required if you are uninsured);
8 Patient telephone number or cell phone
			 number;
9 Patient e-mail address;
10 In cases in which a spouse or
			 partner is guarantor for the patient or in which a parent or guardian is
			 guarantor for a minor, the name, address and telephone number of the guarantor.
NOTE: The hospital may choose to not include the information in
				this subsection (b)(10).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 4500 - HOSPITAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE UNDER THE FAIR PATIENT BILLING ACT › Section 4500.40 - Presumptive Eligibility Criteria

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a
			 Each hospital shall develop and implement a Presumptive Eligibility Policy
			 setting forth the presumptive eligibility criteria by which a patient's
			 financial need is determined and used by the hospital to deem a patient
			 eligible for hospital financial assistance without further scrutiny by the
			 hospital. The presumptive eligibility criteria set forth in each hospital's
			 Presumptive Eligibility Policy shall be applied to an uninsured patient as
			 defined in Section 10 of the Act as soon as possible after receipt of health
			 care services from a hospital by the patient and prior to the issuance of any
			 bill for those health care services by the hospital.
b Patients in hospitals that are not Critical
			 Access Hospitals or rural hospitals shall be deemed presumptively eligible for
			 hospital financial assistance if the patient demonstrates one or more of the
			 following, which shall be included in the presumptive eligibility criteria for
			 those hospitals:
1 Homelessness;
2 Deceased with no estate;
3 Mental incapacitation with no one to act on
			 patient's behalf;
4 Medicaid
			 eligibility, but not on date of service or for non-covered service;
5 Enrollment in the following assistance
			 programs for low-income individuals having eligibility criteria at or below
			 200% of the federal poverty income guidelines:
A Women, Infants and Children Nutrition
			 Program (WIC);
B Supplemental
			 Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP);
C Illinois Free Lunch and Breakfast
			 Program;
D Low Income Home Energy
			 Assistance Program (LIHEAP);
E
			 Enrollment in an organized community-based program providing access to medical
			 care that assesses and documents limited low-income financial status as a
			 criterion for membership;
F Receipt
			 of grant assistance for medical services.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 4500 - HOSPITAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE UNDER THE FAIR PATIENT BILLING ACT › Section 4500.50 - Hospital Financial Assistance Electronic and Information Technology

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a) Hospitals may
			 utilize EIT in the implementation of Hospital Financial Assistance Application
			 requirements set forth in this Part.
b) Hospitals may utilize EIT in the
			 implementation of presumptive eligibility criteria requirements set forth in
			 this Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 4500 - HOSPITAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE UNDER THE FAIR PATIENT BILLING ACT › Section 4500.60 - Hospital Financial Assistance Reporting Requirements

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a) Each hospital shall annually provide, in
			 conjunction with the filing of its Community Benefits Report required by the
			 Community Benefits Act or its Worksheet C Part I required by the Hospital
			 Uninsured Patient Discount Act, a Hospital Financial Assistance Report to the
			 Office of the Attorney General, which shall include the following:
1) A copy of the Hospital Financial
			 Assistance Application;
2) A copy
			 of the hospital's Presumptive Eligibility Policy, which shall identify each of
			 the criteria used by the hospital to determine whether a patient is
			 presumptively eligible for hospital financial assistance;
3) Hospital financial assistance statistics,
			 which shall include:
A) The number of Hospital
			 Financial Assistance Applications submitted to the hospital, both complete and
			 incomplete, during the most recent fiscal year;
B) The number of Hospital Financial
			 Assistance Applications the hospital approved under its Presumptive Eligibility
			 Policy during the most recent fiscal year;
C) The number of Hospital Financial
			 Assistance Applications the hospital approved outside its Presumptive
			 Eligibility Policy during the most recent fiscal year;
D) The number of Hospital Financial
			 Assistance Applications denied by the hospital during the most recent fiscal
			 year; and
E) The total dollar
			 amount of financial assistance provided by the hospital during the most recent
			 fiscal year, based on actual cost of care.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 4500 - HOSPITAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE UNDER THE FAIR PATIENT BILLING ACT › Appendix A - 2022 Poverty Income Guidelines (Repealed)

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See 87 Fed. Reg. 3315 through 3316 (January 21,
				  2022).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 80 - PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES › Part 1 - CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION › Section 1.10 - Meetings of the Commission

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a) The
			 Illinois Civil Service Commission (Commission) shall hold an open and public
			 meeting each month. The meetings shall be held in Chicago and/or
			 Springfield.
b) A schedule of
			 meeting dates shall be made at the beginning of each calendar year stating the
			 dates, times and places of the monthly meetings.
c) Changes in regular meeting dates and the
			 holding of special meetings shall be made in compliance with the Illinois Open
			 Meetings Act [ 5 ILCS 120 ] and the Illinois Personnel Code [ 20 ILCS 415
			 ].
d) Meetings may be held by
			 telephone conference call or by video conferencing if done in compliance with
			 all applicable laws.
e) Unless he
			 or she is an interested party in a contested case subject to Section
			 1.260,
			 any person shall have the opportunity to comment at a public meeting pursuant
			 to the Open Meetings Act so long as the comment is reasonable in duration and
			 is limited to a subject on that meeting's agenda. Any such comment shall be
			 made at a time designated on the meeting's agenda and the Commission shall have
			 the ability to cut off a comment if it is irrelevant, repetitious or
			 disruptive.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 80 - PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES › Part 1 - CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION › Section 1.45 - Classification Plan

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The Commission will review the class specifications requiring
				Commission approval under the Classification Plan and will approve those that
				meet the requirements of the Personnel Code and Personnel Rules and conform to
				the following accepted principles of position classification:
a) The specifications are descriptive of the
			 work being done or that will be done;
b) Identifiable differentials are set forth
			 among classes that are sufficiently significant to permit the assignment of
			 individual positions to the appropriate class;
c) Reasonable career promotional
			 opportunities are provided;
d) The
			 specifications provide a reasonable and valid basis for selection screening by
			 merit examinations;
e) All
			 requirements of the positions are consistent with classes similar in
			 difficulty, complexity and nature of work; and
f) The relation of the class specification to
			 any applicable collective bargaining agreement.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 80 - PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES › Part 1 - CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION › Section 1.50 - Ex Parte Communications

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a)
			 Except in the disposition of matters they are authorized by law to entertain or
			 dispose of on an ex parte basis, commission members, employees and
			 Administrative Law Judges shall not, after notice of hearing in a contested
			 case, communicate, directly or indirectly, in connection with any issue of
			 fact, with any person or party, or in connection with any other issue with any
			 party or the party's representative, except upon notice and opportunity for all
			 parties to participate.
b)
			 Communications regarding procedure, including, but not limited to, format of
			 pleadings, number of copies required, manner of service, status of proceedings,
			 and continuances are not considered to be ex parte communications.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 80 - PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES › Part 1 - CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION › Section 1.80 - Declaratory Rulings

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a) Upon
			 petition from an interested or affected person or agency, the Commission may
			 make declaratory rulings as to material questions involving the applicability
			 and interpretation of the Personnel Code, the Personnel Rules (80 Ill. Adm.
			 Code 301, 302, 303, 304 and 305) or any order or final decision of the
			 Commission.
b) The Commission may
			 refuse to issue such rulings if the question is in issue in a contested case
			 before the Commission, if the ruling would not resolve a substantial issue of
			 law, if the request presents an issue already determined by the Commission or
			 court of competent jurisdiction, or if the issue is pending in another court or
			 administrative body.
c) Declaratory
			 rulings shall not be appealable but are only advisory.