Illinois Administrative Code › Title 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Part 100 - RULEMAKING IN ILLINOIS › Subpart A - DEFINITIONS AND CODIFICATION › Section 100.130 - Illinois Administrative Code Organization

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) The Illinois Administrative Code is
				arranged by five major divisions: Chapter, General Act, Part, Subpart, and
				Section. (See Section
				100.110 for
				definitions of these divisions.) There are 67 Chapters within the Code, each
				covering a broad subject area. These Chapters are listed in Section
				100.140.
b) Transition to ILAC Codification Scheme
1) For purposes of accomplishing the
				codification change from the Ill. Adm. Code format to the ILAC format
				established in subsection (a) of this Section, the Index Department will
				consult with the affected agency, JCAR and LIS in determining the new
				codification scheme for that agency's rules and preparing file copies of the
				rules utilizing the new codification system. The new ILAC designation will be
				published in the Illinois Register as a codification change under Section
				100.150.
				When the Notice of Codification Change has been published, the ILAC labeling
				system will become effective for the rules listed in that Notice. Until the
				Notices of Codification Change are published, all rules shall continue to be
				cited using the Ill. Adm. Code format.
2) Changes in rule language during the ILAC
				codification change will be nonsubstantive only, but may include updating
				Illinois statutory citations and Illinois Administrative Code
				cross-references.
3) Statutory
				Authority Notes may be updated, reorganized or revised to indicate most
				accurately the precise statutory authority for the Part.
4) When a Part is repealed, the Index
				Department will enter that Part into a Table of Repealed Parts that will be
				published along with other supplementary materials to the Code (indexes, etc.).
				For two years after the date of a Part's repeal, the headings and Main Source
				Note will be maintained at that Part's location within the body of the Code.
				After two years, the headings and Main Source Note will be removed from the
				body of the Code.
5) As part of the
				ILAC codification change, the Table of Repealed Parts will be created and the
				headings and Main Source Notes of all Parts that have been repealed for more
				than 2 years will be removed from the body of the Code.
6) If, during the transition to ILAC, the
				Index Department, in consultation with the affected agency and JCAR, determines
				that a single existing Part is based equally on more than one statute, ILAC
				numbers may be assigned reflecting each of the authorizing Acts. The text of
				the rule shall not be repeated at multiple locations; rather, all but one ILAC
				location shall contain an agency note cross-referencing the location of the
				actual rule text.
7) The Index
				Department will establish a standard policy for assigning ILAC designations to
				any Part that is authorized by federal statute with no corresponding Illinois
				statutory authority.
8) Updating of
				incorporations by reference is not a nonsubstantive change and shall not be
				accomplished within the ILAC codification change.