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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 946 - COMPASSIONATE USE OF MEDICAL CANNABIS PILOT PROGRAM › Subpart D - CANNABIS-INFUSED PRODUCTS › Section 946.400 - Manufacture of Cannabis-Infused Products

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a) The Department will conduct, no more than
				30 days prior to the start of the manufacturing of cannabis-infused products, a
				pre-operational inspection at all registered cultivation centers to determine
				whether the facilities, methods, practices and controls used in the
				manufacture, processing or holding of cannabis-infused products conform to or
				are operated or administered in conformity with good manufacturing practices to
				ensure that products for human consumption are safe and have been prepared,
				packed and held under sanitary conditions.
1)
				Registered cultivation centers shall allow the Department to inspect the
				premises and all utensils, fixtures, furniture, machinery and devices used for
				preparing cannabis-infused products.
2) The Department will conduct
				pre-operational inspections of registered cultivation centers with regard to
				the manufacture and preparation of cannabis-infused products under the
				authority of the Illinois Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act and the Food Handling
				Regulation Enforcement Act and the Manufacturing, Processing, Packing or
				Holding of Food Code.
3) If a
				registered cultivation center ceases manufacturing cannabis-infused products
				for a period of 180 days or more, the Department shall be contacted to request
				a pre-operational inspection prior to restarting manufacturing
				operations.
4) A registered
				cultivation center shall not manufacture, process, or package cannabis-infused
				products designed for human consumption at same time and on the same surfaces
				as products not designated for human consumption.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 946 - COMPASSIONATE USE OF MEDICAL CANNABIS PILOT PROGRAM › Subpart D - CANNABIS-INFUSED PRODUCTS › Section 946.410 - Sale and Distribution of Cannabis-Infused Products

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Neither the Department of Public Health nor the
				  Department of Agriculture nor the health department of a unit of local
				  government may regulate the service of
medical cannabis-infused
food
products
by a registered cultivation center or
				  registered dispensing organizations provided all
of the following
conditions are met.
(Section 80 of the Act)
a)
No cannabis infused products
				requiring refrigeration or hot-holding
or considered "potentially
				hazardous food" or "time/temperature control for safety food" (TCS) (see
				Section 4 of the Food Handling Regulation Enforcement Act and Section
				750.100
				of the Food Code)
shall be manufactured at a cultivation center for
				sale or distribution at a dispensing organization due to the potential for
				food-borne illness
(Section 80(a) of the Act).
b)
Baked products infused with
				medical cannabis (such as brownies, bars, cookies, cakes
, breads,
				pastries
), tinctures, and other non-refrigerated items are acceptable
				for sale at dispensing organizations
(Section 80(a) of the Act). The
				products are allowable for sale only at dispensing organizations registered
				with the Department of Financial and Professional Regulation.
c) All cannabis-infused products offered for
				sale at registered dispensing organizations shall be labeled in accordance with
				Section
				946.400.
d) Designated caregivers of registered
				qualifying patients under 18 years of age may purchase only medical
				cannabis-infused products from registered dispensing organizations.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 946 - COMPASSIONATE USE OF MEDICAL CANNABIS PILOT PROGRAM › Subpart D - CANNABIS-INFUSED PRODUCTS › Section 946.420 - Preparation of Cannabis-Infused Products

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Cannabis-infused products for sale and distribution
				  at a dispensing organization must be prepared by an approved staff member of a
				  registered cultivation center. A cultivation center that prepares
				  cannabis-infused products for sale or distribution at a dispensing organization
				  shall be under the operational supervision of
a certified food
				  protection manager as required by the Food Handling Regulation Enforcement
				  Act
.
(Section 80(a) of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 946 - COMPASSIONATE USE OF MEDICAL CANNABIS PILOT PROGRAM › Subpart D - CANNABIS-INFUSED PRODUCTS › Section 946.430 - Health Hazards

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a) The
				Department of Public Health may at all times enter every building, room,
				basement, enclosure, or premises occupied or used or suspected of being
				occupied or used for the production, preparation, manufacture for sale,
				storage, sale, distribution or transportation of medical cannabis-infused
				products,to inspect the premises and all utensils, fixtures, furniture, and
				machinery used for the preparation of those products. (Section 80(b) of the
				Act)
b) If a local health
				department has a reasonable belief that a cultivation center's cannabis-infused
				product poses a public health hazard, it may refer the cultivation center to
				the Department of Public Health for inspection. (Section 80(c) of the
				Act)
c) Upon inspection of a
				cultivation center based on a referral that a cannabis-infused product poses a
				public health hazard, the Department may, without administrative procedure to
				bond, bring an action for immediate injunctive relief to require that action be
				taken as a court may deem necessary to meet the hazard posed by the cultivation
				center. (Section 80(c) of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 946 - COMPASSIONATE USE OF MEDICAL CANNABIS PILOT PROGRAM › Subpart E - ENFORCEMENT › Section 946.500 - Circuit Court Review

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a)
Denial of an application or renewal is considered a final Department
				action, subject to judicial review. Jurisdiction and venue for judicial review
				are vested in the Circuit Court.
(Section 65 of the Act)
b)
The suspension or revocation of a
				registration is a final Department action, subject to judicial review.
				Jurisdiction and venue for judicial review are vested in the Circuit
				Court.
(Section 185 of the Act)
c)
The approval or denial of any
				petition
pursuant to Section
				946.30
is a final decision of the Department, subject to judicial review.
				Jurisdiction and venue are vested in the Circuit Court.
(Section 45 of
				the Act)
d)
All final
				administrative decisions of the Department of Public Health are subject to
				direct judicial review under the provisions of the Administrative Review Law
				and the rules adopted under that Law. The term "administrative decision" is
				defined as in Section 3-101 of the Code of Civil Procedure.
(Section
				155 of the Act)
e) If any final
				Department action is appealed in Circuit Court pursuant to this Section, the
				record on review shall include the following:
1) The application or petition
				submitted;
2) Any written
				documentation considered by the Department in making its final decision with
				respect to the application or petition.
3) Any written correspondence between the
				Department and the person submitting the application or petition, provided that
				the correspondence either played a material role in the final decision rendered
				by the Department; made a material argument to the Department with respect to
				the application or petition; or would be helpful to the Circuit Court in
				reviewing the matter because the correspondence provides helpful procedural
				background.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 946 - COMPASSIONATE USE OF MEDICAL CANNABIS PILOT PROGRAM › Subpart F - OPIOID ALTERNATIVE PILOT PROGRAM › Section 946.600 - Registration for the Opioid Alternative Pilot Program

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a) The Opioid Alternative Pilot Program shall
				be limited to participation by Illinois residents age 21 and older.
b) A patient who has been issued a written
				certification in accordance with Section
				946.620
				and who seeks to use medical cannabis under the Opioid Alternative Pilot
				Program shall register with the Department online.
c) To qualify for the Opioid Alternative
				Pilot Program, a patient shall:
1) Be a
				resident of the State of Illinois, as defined in Section
				946.200(c),
				at the time of application and remain a resident during participation in the
				program;
2) Have a signed, written
				certification meeting the requirements of Section 946.620; and
3) Pay a co-payment of $10 for the initial
				90-day registration for the Opioid Alternative Pilot Program and a co-payment
				of $10 for each subsequent registration period.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 946 - COMPASSIONATE USE OF MEDICAL CANNABIS PILOT PROGRAM › Subpart F - OPIOID ALTERNATIVE PILOT PROGRAM › Section 946.610 - Medical Cannabis Dispensing Organizations

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a) A patient may seek from a licensed medical
				cannabis dispensing organization assistance with registration for the Opioid
				Alternative Pilot Program using the Department's online registration system.
				The patient shall not pay a fee to the medical cannabis dispensing organization
				for assistance with the registration process.
b) The patient shall allow the medical
				cannabis dispensing organization to verify the patient's valid certification
				and registration, prior to dispensing medical cannabis in amounts not to exceed
				2.5 ounces of medical cannabis per 14-day period.
c) The patient shall allow the medical
				cannabis dispensing organization to verify the patient is not an active
				registered qualifying patient prior to assisting the patient with registration
				for the Opioid Alternative Pilot Program and each time medical cannabis is
				dispensed.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 946 - COMPASSIONATE USE OF MEDICAL CANNABIS PILOT PROGRAM › Subpart F - OPIOID ALTERNATIVE PILOT PROGRAM › Section 946.620 - Health Care Professional Certification for Opioid Alternative Pilot Program

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a)
A
				certification confirming the patient's eligibility to participate in the Opioid
				Alternative Pilot Program shall be written on a form provided by the
				Department
and submitted electronically
and shall include, at
				minimum, the following
:
1)
The qualifying patient's name, date of birth, home address and primary
				telephone number
;
2)
The certifying health care professional's name, address, telephone
				number, e-mail address, medical license number, and active controlled
				substances license under the Illinois Controlled Substances Act and an
				indication of specialty or primary area of clinical practice, if
				any
;
3)
The length
				of time the patient has been under the care of the certifying health care
				professional;
4) The
				patient's diagnosis and
a statement identifying the patient has been
				diagnosed with, and is currently undergoing treatment for, a medical condition
				for which an opioid has been or could be prescribed
(Section 36(d)(5)
				of the Act);
5) A statement that
				the certifying health care professional is treating or managing treatment of
				the patient's health care; has a bona-fide health care professional-patient
				relationship; has conducted an in-person physical examination; and has
				conducted a review of the patient's medical history, including reviewing
				medical records from other treating health care professionals, if any, from the
				previous 12 months;
6) The
				certifying health care professional's
signature and date
of
				certification. (Section 36 of the Act)
7)
A statement that a participant in
				possession of a written certification indicating eligibility to participate in
				the Opioid Alternative Pilot Program shall not be considered an unlawful user
				or addicted to narcotics solely as a result of his or her pending application
				to, or participation in the Compassionate Use of Medical Cannabis
				Program.
(Section 36 of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 946 - COMPASSIONATE USE OF MEDICAL CANNABIS PILOT PROGRAM › Subpart F - OPIOID ALTERNATIVE PILOT PROGRAM › Section 946.625 - Persons Receiving Care at U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Facilities Seeking to Qualify for the Opioid Alternative Pilot Program

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a) A veteran or spouse of a veteran receiving
				care at a VA health care facility, who has a current prescription for an
				opioid, may apply for the Opioid Alternative Pilot Program by submitting a
				completed electronic application to the Department.
b) The applicant shall:
1) Be a resident of the State of Illinois, as
				defined in Section
				946.200(c),
				at the time of application and remain a resident during participation in the
				program;
2) Submit a photograph of
				the patient as follows:
A) Current digital
				passport-size photograph, taken no more than 30 calendar days before the
				submission of the application;
B)
				Taken against a plain, light-colored background or backdrop;
C) At least 2 inches by 2 inches in
				size;
D) In natural color;
				and
E) That provides an
				unobstructed front view of the full face. A full-faced photograph must be taken
				without any obstruction of the applicant's facial features or any items
				covering any portion of the face. Prescription glasses and religious head
				coverings not covering any areas of the open face will be allowed. Head
				coverings for persons diagnosed and undergoing treatment for cancer are
				allowed;
5) Pay the
				registration co-payment of $10 for the initial registration in the Opioid
				Alternative Pilot Program;
6)
				Provide a copy of medical records from the patient's VA health record found at
www.myhealth.va.gov
. The medical
				records shall include, but not be limited to, the VA Problem List, VA
				Appointments, and VA Medication History for the most current 12-month period.
				The VA Medication History must show proof of a current, ongoing prescription
				for an opioid;
7) Provide a copy of
				the patient's DD-214 or equivalent certified document indicating character and
				dates of service or, if the spouse of a veteran, a copy of the veteran's
				documents; and
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 946 - COMPASSIONATE USE OF MEDICAL CANNABIS PILOT PROGRAM › Subpart F - OPIOID ALTERNATIVE PILOT PROGRAM › Section 946.630 - Fees

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a) The fee for the
				initial 90-day registration in the Opioid Alternative Pilot Program shall be
				$10. The fee for each subsequent 90-day registration period shall be
				$10.
b) Fees shall be paid by
				credit card or debit card. Cash shall not be accepted. All fees submitted to
				the Department shall be non-refundable.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 949 - SMOKE FREE ILLINOIS CODE › Section 949.20 - Referenced Materials

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a) The
			 following State and federal laws are referenced in this Part:
1) Smoke Free Illinois Act [410 ILCS 82
			 ]
2) Freedom of Information Act [5
			 ILCS 140 ]
3) Illinois
			 Administrative Procedure Act [5 ILCS 100 ]
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 949 - SMOKE FREE ILLINOIS CODE › Section 949.30 - Complaints

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a)
Any
			 person may register a complaint with the Department, a State-certified local
			 public health department, or a local law enforcement agency for a violation
			 of
the Act or this Part
.
(Section 40(b) of the Act)
			 Complaints shall be registered with the Department by calling the following
			 toll-free telephone number: 1-866-973-4646 or by registering a complaint or
			 downloading a complaint form from the Department's website (
www.dph.illinois.gov
). A complaint
			 registered with the Department, a State-certified local public health
			 department, or a local law enforcement agency shall include:
1) The name and address of the public place
			 or place of employment that is the subject of the complaint (if available) and
			 the name and address of the business owner (if available);
2) The date and approximate time of the
			 occurrence that prompted the complaint;
3) A description of the occurrence that
			 prompted the complaint; and
4) Any
			 other information relevant to the occurrence that prompted the
			 complaint.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 949 - SMOKE FREE ILLINOIS CODE › Section 949.40 - Enforcement

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a) The Department,
			 State-certified local public health departments, and local law enforcement
			 agencies shall enforce the provisions of the Act and this Part. Fines may be
			 assessed pursuant to Section 45 of the Act and this Part.
b) Any employer, owner, manager, operator or
			 employee of any public place or place of employment shall immediately inform
			 persons who are violating the Act or this Part of the requirements of the Act
			 and this Part that are applicable to the public place or place of
			 employment.
c) Upon observing or
			 being notified of any violation of the Act or this Part, an employer, owner,
			 manager, operator or employee shall immediately ask persons to cease smoking in
			 prohibited areas. If smoking does not immediately cease, the employer, owner,
			 manager, operator or employee shall immediately notify local law
			 enforcement.
d) In accordance with
			 Section 40(c) of the Act and 77 Ill. Adm. Code
			 100.25(d)
			  (Department's rules entitled Practice and
			 Procedure in Administrative Hearings), any person or entity receiving a
			 citation or a notice of violation of the Act may request an administrative
			 hearing, provided that the request is in writing and is delivered to the
			 enforcing agency identified on the citation or notice of violation within 10
			 days after the person or entity receives the citation or notice of violation.
Upon receipt of a request for hearing to contest the imposition of a
			 fine imposed by a citation, the enforcing agency shall immediately forward a
			 copy of the citation and notice of the request for hearing to the Department
			 for initiation of a hearing conducted in accordance with
Article 10 of
the Illinois Administrative Procedure Act and
the Department's
			 rules titled Practice and Procedure in Administrative Hearings,
except
			 that, in case of a conflict between
Article 10 of
the Illinois
			 Administrative Procedure Act and
the
Act, the provisions
			 of
the
Act shall control. Parties to the hearing shall be the
			 enforcing agency and the violator
. (Section 40(d) of the
			 Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 950 - MEN'S HEALTH CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 950.20 - Reports

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a) To the extent
				not prohibited by law, all reports issued by the Department that are aggregated
				to make it impossible to identify any individual or reporting facility shall be
				made available to the public under the Department's Freedom of Information Code
				(2 Ill. Adm. Code 1126) and the Freedom of Information Act [5 ILCS 140
				].
b) All requests from researchers
				for access to data must be submitted in writing to the Department.
c) Disclosure of information may only be made
				if not otherwise prohibited by State or federal law or regulation.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 950 - MEN'S HEALTH CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 950.30 - Grant Notification

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a) The
				Department shall award funds based upon the application process. The exact
				amount and number of grants will depend upon the amount of funds available to
				the Department and the number of applications received and approved.
b) The Department may award an amount less
				than the amount requested in an application.
c) The Department shall prepare grant
				agreements and award transmittal letters. Receipt of the transmittal letter and
				grant agreement for signature by the applicant shall constitute notification of
				a grant award.
d) Applicants who
				are not awarded grant funds shall be notified in writing by the
				Department.
e) The grant agreement
				shall not be sold, assigned, or transferred in any manner. An actual or
				attempted sale, assignment, or transfer of the grant agreement shall result in
				immediate termination and automatically render the grant agreement null, void,
				and of no further effect.
f) If the
				grantee ceases operation, then the grant agreement shall be terminated. The
				grantee must notify the Department in writing by certified mail within 10 days
				if the project or program operations have ceased.
g) The general provisions of this Subpart
				apply to the entire Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 950 - MEN'S HEALTH CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 950.40 - Expiration

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Projects or programs shall end on the date specified in the
				  grant agreement and shall not be extended or renewed, except if approved
				  through a continuation application. A continuation application may result in a
				  new grant agreement with a new expiration date.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 950 - MEN'S HEALTH CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 950.50 - Termination

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a) Except as
				otherwise provided in this Section, the grant agreement may be terminated by
				either party upon 30 calendar days written notice to the other party as
				specified in the grant agreement.
b) The grant agreement may be terminated
				immediately without penalty of further payment being required if the General
				Assembly fails to appropriate or otherwise make available sufficient funds for
				the award or if sufficient funds are not available in the Prostate Cancer
				Research Fund, a special fund in the State Treasury.
c) The Department may immediately suspend
				funding or terminate the contract of a grantee who has substantially failed or
				continually failed to comply with statute, this Part, another regulation, or
				the grant agreement.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 950 - MEN'S HEALTH CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 950.60 - Denial, Suspension, or Revocation

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a) The Director may deny the application for
				grant funds or may suspend or revoke the grant agreement of a grantee when
				finding substantial or continued failure to comply with statute, this Part,
				another regulation, or the grant agreement. Except as provided in subsection
				(b), the Director must provide notice and an opportunity for a hearing to the
				party before executing the denial, suspension, or revocation.
b) If the Director finds that the public
				interest, health, safety, or welfare requires emergency action, then the
				Director may immediately order summary suspension of a grant agreement pending
				proceedings for revocation. The Director's order must be written and include
				the reasons for the public emergency. These proceedings shall be promptly
				instituted and promptly determined.
c) The notice of the denial, suspension, or
				revocation shall be made by certified mail or by personal service, state the
				particular reasons for the proposed action, and provide the opportunity to
				request a hearing. If a written hearing request is not received within 10 days
				after receipt of the notice, then the right to a hearing is deemed to be
				waived.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 950 - MEN'S HEALTH CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 950.70 - Hearings

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The Department's Rules of Practice and Procedure in
				  Administrative Hearings (77 Ill. Adm. Code 100) apply to proceedings conducted
				  under this Part. Where the terms "license" and "licensing" are used in Part
				  100, the definitions of those terms shall be expanded to include a grant
				  applicant, a grantee awarded funds, and a grant agreement executed under this
				  Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 950 - MEN'S HEALTH CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 950.80 - Grant Funds Recovery

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Grants made under this Part are also subject to the
				  provisions of the Illinois Grant Funds Recovery Act [30 ILCS 705 ]. If a
				  provision of this Part conflicts with a provision of the Illinois Grant Funds
				  Recovery Act, then the provision of the Illinois Grant Funds Recovery Act
				  controls.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 950 - MEN'S HEALTH CODE › Subpart B - PROSTATE CANCER RESEARCH FUND › Section 950.200 - Purpose

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The purpose of grants under the Prostate Cancer Research Fund
				  is to support research applicable to prostate cancer patients by public or
				  private entities in Illinois. The grant purposes include, but are not limited
				  to, the use of clinical trials and treatment and prevention of prostate
				  cancer.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 950 - MEN'S HEALTH CODE › Subpart B - PROSTATE CANCER RESEARCH FUND › Section 950.210 - Prostate Cancer Research Grants

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From the Prostate Cancer Research Fund, the Department of
				  Public Health shall make grants based upon the application process for funding
				  research applicable to prostate cancer patients. The grant funds may not be
				  used for institutional overhead costs, indirect costs, other organizational
				  levies, or costs of community-based support services (Section 2310-398 of the
				  Department of Public Health Powers and Duties Law of the Civil Administrative
				  Code [20 ILCS
				  2310/2310-398 ]).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 950 - MEN'S HEALTH CODE › Subpart B - PROSTATE CANCER RESEARCH FUND › Section 950.220 - Eligibility

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The following persons are applicants eligible for grants
				  under this Subpart:
a) Physicians
				licensed in Illinois to practice medicine in all of its branches.
b) State-licensed hospitals in
				Illinois.
c) State-certified
				laboratories in Illinois.
d)
				Post-secondary higher educational institutions in Illinois.
e) Healthcare affiliated organizations in
				Illinois.
f) Persons who are
				Illinois residents or sponsored by an Illinois facility guaranteeing benefits
				to Illinois residents.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 950 - MEN'S HEALTH CODE › Subpart B - PROSTATE CANCER RESEARCH FUND › Section 950.230 - Application

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a) The Department
				shall provide a written application, instructions, and forms to potential or
				requesting applicants. In addition to other items required in this Part, the
				Department shall request at least the following items in the application:
1) The name, address, and telephone,
				facsimile, and teletypewriter numbers of the applicant and principal
				investigator.
2) The name, address,
				and telephone, facsimile, and teletypewriter numbers of the entity through
				which the application is being submitted.
3) The curriculum vitae of the principal
				investigator.
4) The Social
				Security Number, Taxpayer Identification Number, or the Governmental Unit Code
				assigned by the State Comptroller.
5) The signature of principal investigator or
				agency official authorized to certify the application.
6) A statement of whether funds are being
				requested for a fellowship or a general award.
7) A statement of the research question,
				hypothesis, intervention, or model program on which the research will be
				based.
8) A detailed budget for the
				funding period, documenting sufficient resources to carry out the project. The
				budget shall be by line item category and shall provide sufficient detail to
				justify the use of grant funds to support project activities. The applicant
				shall indicate the total cost of conducting the project, the anticipated
				funding request, if applicable, for years 2 and 3 of the project, the source of
				other funds supporting the project, and the amount of support requested from
				the Department.
9) A one-page
				non-technical abstract that describes the significance of the applicant's
				project concerning prostate cancer.
10) For each objective proposed for the first
				year of the project, a sequential listing of activities to achieve the
				objective, the timeline for completing each activity, and the identification of
				the individual responsible for coordinating the implementation of each
				objective.
11) An approximate
				timetable for completion of the entire project.
12) A prioritized listing of measurable
				objectives for the funding period.
13) The evaluation methods to be used to
				measure progress in achieving objectives and a plan for monitoring the overall
				project.
14) A signed statement of
				assurances indicating compliance with applicable State and federal statute and
				regulations.
15) A statement of
				approval by an institutional review board for research involving human
				subjects.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 950 - MEN'S HEALTH CODE › Subpart B - PROSTATE CANCER RESEARCH FUND › Section 950.240 - Application Review

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a) The
				Department shall conduct a non-technical and technical review of each
				application.
b) The non-technical
				review shall evaluate at least each of the following items:
1) If the application contains each of the
				forms required under this Subpart.
2) If the application contains a response to
				each required item as specified in this Subpart.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 950 - MEN'S HEALTH CODE › Subpart B - PROSTATE CANCER RESEARCH FUND › Section 950.250 - Grant Use

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a) Except as
				otherwise provided in this Part, project funds shall only be used for the
				direct cost of administering, operating, and maintaining a project. Project
				grant funds cannot be used for institutional overhead costs, indirect costs,
				other organizational levies, or costs of community-based support services. The
				following direct costs are examples of those that may be incurred when
				specified in the grant agreement:
1) Personal
				services costs, including gross salaries and employer paid fringe benefits for
				full-time and part-time employees of the project.
2) Contractual services costs, including, but
				not limited to, fees for consultants and specialists, exclusive of consultant
				services for patient care; lab and other directly related test costs;
				conference registration fees; repair and maintenance of equipment; postage and
				postal services; training and education costs; software; and telecommunications
				costs.
3) Travel of personnel in
				carrying out authorized activities. Proper travel costs include the expenses
				for transportation, lodging, and subsistence for personnel who are on travel
				status on official business for the applicant. Out-of-State travel expenses
				require prior written approval of the Department.
4) Supplies and commodities, as required in
				the operation of the project, that are directly related to its operation.
				Supplies include, but are not limited to, office, medical, and educational
				supplies; equipment items costing less than $100 each; printing; and
				paper.
5) Equipment directly
				related to the operation of the project. Equipment includes only those items
				costing over $100 with a useful life of more than one year. Equipment costs
				include all freight and installation expenses. Purchase of equipment items,
				other than those included in the approved budget, require prior written
				approval from the Department.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 950 - MEN'S HEALTH CODE › Subpart B - PROSTATE CANCER RESEARCH FUND › Section 950.260 - Progress Reporting

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a)
				Applicants will be required to submit written reports of progress toward
				achieving objectives at each of the following times:
1) Each 6-month interval after the start of
				the funding period.
2) The
				submission of a continuation application.
3) The conclusion of the funding
				period.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 950 - MEN'S HEALTH CODE › Subpart C - PROSTATE AND TESTICULAR CANCER PROGRAM › Section 950.300 - Purpose

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The purpose of the Prostate and Testicular Cancer Program is
				  to support awareness, early detection, and screening applicable to prostate and
				  testicular cancer patients by public or private entities in
				  Illinois.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 950 - MEN'S HEALTH CODE › Subpart C - PROSTATE AND TESTICULAR CANCER PROGRAM › Section 950.310 - Prostate and Testicular Cancer Program

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a) The Department of Public Health, subject
				to appropriation or other available funding, shall conduct a program to promote
				awareness and early detection of prostate and testicular cancer. The program
				may include, but need not be limited to:
1)
				dissemination of information regarding the incidence of prostate and testicular
				cancer, the risk factors associated with prostate and testicular cancer, and
				the benefits of early detection and treatment;
2) promotion of information and counseling
				about treatment options;
3)
				establishment and promotion of referral services and screening programs;
				and
4) making grants for these
				purposes (Section 2310-397 of the Department of Public Health Powers and Duties
				Law of the Civil Administrative Code [20 ILCS
				2310/2310-397 ]).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 950 - MEN'S HEALTH CODE › Subpart C - PROSTATE AND TESTICULAR CANCER PROGRAM › Section 950.320 - Prostate Cancer Screening Program

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a) Subject to appropriation or other
				available funding, the Department shall establish a Prostate Cancer Screening
				Program for the following persons:
1)
				Uninsured and underinsured men 50 years of age and older.
2) Uninsured and underinsured men between 40
				and 50 years of age who are at high risk for prostate cancer, upon the advice
				of a physician or upon the request of the patient.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 950 - MEN'S HEALTH CODE › Subpart C - PROSTATE AND TESTICULAR CANCER PROGRAM › Section 950.330 - Application

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The Department shall provide a written application,
				  instructions, and forms to potential or requesting applicants. In addition to
				  other items required in this Part, the Department shall request at least the
				  following items in the application:
a)
				The name, address, and telephone, facsimile, and teletypewriter numbers of the
				applicant.
b) The name, address,
				and telephone, facsimile, and teletypewriter numbers of the entity through
				which the application is being submitted.
c) A two-page non-technical abstract that
				describes the significance of the applicant's program concerning prostate or
				testicular cancer.
d) The Social
				Security Number, Taxpayer Identification Number, or the Governmental Unit Code
				assigned by the State Comptroller.
e) The signature of the agency official
				authorized to certify the application.
f) A detailed budget for the funding period,
				documenting sufficient resources to carry out the program. The budget shall be
				by line item category and shall provide sufficient detail to justify the use of
				grant funds to support program activities.
g) An approximate timetable for completion of
				the entire program.
h) A signed
				statement of assurances indicating compliance with applicable State and federal
				statute and regulations.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 950 - MEN'S HEALTH CODE › Subpart C - PROSTATE AND TESTICULAR CANCER PROGRAM › Section 950.340 - Application Review

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The Department shall review each application, and at a
				  minimum, evaluate the following items:
a) If the application contains the items
				required under this Subpart.
b) If
				the budget provides sufficient resources and justifies the need for funds to
				carry out the program.
c) If
				continuation applicants have documented the status of the program.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 950 - MEN'S HEALTH CODE › Subpart C - PROSTATE AND TESTICULAR CANCER PROGRAM › Section 950.350 - Grant Use

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a) Except as
				otherwise provided in this Part, program funds shall only be used for the
				direct cost of administering, operating, and maintaining a program. Grant funds
				may not be used for indirect costs of more than 12% of the funding amount. The
				following direct costs are examples of those that may be incurred when
				specified in the grant agreement:
1) Personal
				services costs, including gross salaries and employer paid fringe benefits for
				full-time and part-time employees of the program.
2) Contractual services costs, including, but
				not limited to, fees for consultants and specialists, exclusive of consultant
				services for patient care; lab and other directly related test costs;
				conference registration fees; repair and maintenance of equipment; postage and
				postal services; training and education costs; software; and telecommunications
				costs.
3) Travel of personnel in
				carrying out authorized activities. Proper travel costs include the expenses
				for transportation, lodging, and subsistence for personnel who are on travel
				status on official business for the applicant. Out-of-State travel expenses
				require prior written approval of the Department.
4) Supplies and commodities, as required in
				the operation of the program, that are directly related to its operation.
				Supplies include, but are not limited to, office, medical, and educational
				supplies; equipment items costing less than $100 each; printing; and
				paper.
5) Equipment directly
				related to the operation of the program. Equipment includes only those items
				costing over $100 with a useful life of more than one year. Equipment costs
				include all freight and installation expenses. Purchase of equipment items,
				other than those included in the approved budget, require prior written
				approval from the Department.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 950 - MEN'S HEALTH CODE › Subpart C - PROSTATE AND TESTICULAR CANCER PROGRAM › Section 950.360 - Progress Reporting

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a)
				Applicants will be required to submit written reports of progress toward
				achieving objectives at each of the following times:
1) Each 6-month interval after the start of
				the funding period.
2) The
				conclusion of the funding period.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 955 - HEALTH CARE WORKER BACKGROUND CHECK CODE › Section 955.100 - Applicability

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This Part applies to all unlicensed individuals employed or
				retained by a health care employer as home health care aides, nurse aides,
				personal care assistants, private duty nurse aides, day training personnel, or
				an individual working in any similar health-related occupation where he or she
				provides direct care (e.g., resident attendants, child care/habilitation
				aides/developmental disabilities aides, and psychiatric rehabilitation services
				aides) or has access to long-term care residents or the living quarters or
				financial, medical, or personal records of long-term care residents. This Part
				also applies to all unlicensed employees of licensed or certified long-term
				care facilities who have or may have contact with residents or access to the
				living quarters or the financial, medical, or personal records of residents.
				(Section 10 of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 955 - HEALTH CARE WORKER BACKGROUND CHECK CODE › Section 955.115 - Initiation of Fingerprint-Based Criminal History Records Checks as a Fee Applicant Inquiry

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Fingerprint-based criminal history records checks shall be
				initiated by educational entities, staffing agencies, workforce intermediaries,
				organizations that provide pro bono legal services, and health care employers
				through the Department's web application used for the Health Care Worker
				Registry.
The
educational entity, staffing agency, workforce
				intermediary, organization that provides pro bono legal services, or health
				care
employer, or its designee,
must
log into the
				Health Care Worker Registry through a secure login.
(Section 33(i) of
				the Act)
a) Educational entities,
			 staffing agencies, workforce intermediaries, organizations that provide pro
			 bono legal services, and health care employers shall gain access to the secure
			 login by having an employee register for access to the Department's secure web
			 portal. After the Department has authorized initial access, that employee may
			 authorize other employees or a designee access to the secure web portal. An
			 educational entity, staffing agency, workforce intermediary, organization that
			 provides pro bono legal services, or health care employer may not be
			 implemented into the process of initiating fingerprint-based criminal history
			 records checks through the Department's web application until the Department
			 has authorized the initial access.
b) When educational entities, staffing
			 agencies, workforce intermediaries, organizations that provide pro bono legal
			 services, or health care employers are required in this Part to transmit
			 information electronically to the Department, the data shall be entered into
			 the Health Care Worker Registry web application. The information shall be
			 electronically transmitted to the Department when the data record is
			 saved.
c) To better provide support
			 and instruction, the Department will bring a limited number of educational
			 entities and health care employers into the fingerprint process at one time.
			 The Department will proceed across the State using such indicators as zip codes
			 and county boundaries.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 955 - HEALTH CARE WORKER BACKGROUND CHECK CODE › Section 955.120 - Incorporated and Referenced Materials

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a) The following State of Illinois statutes
			 are referenced in this Part:
1) Community
			 Living Facilities Licensing Act [ 210 ILCS 35 ]
2) Life Care Facilities Act [ 210 ILCS 40
			 ]
3) Nursing Home Care Act [ 210
			 ILCS 45 ]
4) Home Health, Home
			 Services, and Home Nursing Agency Licensing Act [ 210 ILCS 55 ]
5) Hospice Program Licensing Act [ 210 ILCS
			 60 ]
6) Hospital Licensing Act [
			 210 ILCS 85 ]
7) Assisted Living
			 and Shared Housing Act [ 210 ILCS 9 ]
8) Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems
			 Act [ 210 ILCS 50 ]
9) Alternative
			 Health Care Delivery Act [ 210 ILCS 3 ]
10) Criminal Code of 1961 and Criminal Code
			 of 2012 [ 720 ILCS 5 ]
11) Illinois
			 Uniform Conviction Information Act [ 20 ILCS 2635 ]
12) Illinois Credit Card and Debit Card Act [
			 720 ILCS 250 ]
13) Cannabis Control
			 Act [ 720 ILCS 550 ]
14) Wrongs to
			 Children Act [ 720 ILCS 150 ]
15)
			 Illinois Controlled Substances Act [ 720 ILCS 570 ]
16) Nurse Practice Act [ 225 ILCS 65
			 ]
17) Specialized Mental Health
			 Rehabilitation Act of 2013 [ 210 ILCS 49 ]
18) MC/DD Act [ 210 ILCS 46 ]
19) ID/DD Community Care Act [ 210 ILCS 47
			 ]
20) Adult Protective Services Act
			 [ 320 ILCS 20 ]
21) Illinois Act on
			 the Aging [ 20 ILCS 105 ]
22)
			 Community-Integrated Living Arrangements Licensing and Certification Act [ 210
			 ILCS 135 ]
23) Nurse Agency
			 Licensing Act [ 225 ILCS 510 ]
24)
			 Respite Program Act [ 320 ILCS 10 ]
25) Illinois Public Aid Code [ 305 ILCS 5
			 ]
26) Unemployment Insurance Act [
			 820 ILCS 405 ]
27) Drug Free
			 Workplace Act [ 30 ILCS 580 ]
28)
			 Code of Civil Procedure [ 735 ILCS 5 ]
29) Health Care Worker Background Check Act [
			 225 ILCS 46 ]
30) Department of
			 Human Services Act [ 20 ILCS 1305 ]
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 955 - HEALTH CARE WORKER BACKGROUND CHECK CODE › Section 955.130 - Exceptions

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The Act and this Part shall not apply to:
a)
An individual who is licensed by
			 the Department of Financial and Professional Regulation or the Department of
			 Public Health under another law of this State
;
b)
An individual employed or retained
			 by a health care employer for whom a criminal background check is required by
			 another law of this State;
c)
A student in a
health
			 care field licensed by the Department of Financial and Professional
			 Regulation
, including, but not limited to, a student nurse, a physical
			 therapy student, or a respiratory care student, unless he or she is employed by
			 a health care employer in a position with duties involving direct care for
			 clients, patients,
or residents or employed by a long-term
			 care facility in a position that involves or may involve contact with residents
			 or access to the living quarters or the financial, medical, or personal records
			 of residents
(Section 20 of the Act); or
d) A person who is employed or under contract
			 with a health care provider to provide infrequent or occasional services, such
			 as delivering items to the provider, equipment maintenance, grounds keeping,
			 construction, or other similar services that are not directly related to the
			 care of a resident, client or patient.