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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 976 - HOSPITAL CAPITAL INVESTMENTS › Subpart B - SAFETY NET HOSPITAL GRANTS AND COMMUNITY HOSPITAL GRANTS › Section 976.170 - Alteration

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a) The scope of an
				approved project can be altered within the parameters established in this
				Section. All alterations require notification to the Department. Approval shall
				be obtained from the Department for certain alterations (depending on the scope
				of the change). For alterations that require approval, the grantee shall
				receive authorization prior to incurring the alteration.
b) Alterations that require notification but
				do not require approval include:
1) The
				transfer of funds between line items for amounts not exceeding 25% of the
				original line item amount; or
2) An
				increase in the total project cost not to exceed 5% of the original project
				cost.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 976 - HOSPITAL CAPITAL INVESTMENTS › Subpart B - SAFETY NET HOSPITAL GRANTS AND COMMUNITY HOSPITAL GRANTS › Section 976.180 - Progress Reports

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a) Each grantee
				shall submit a progress report to the Department every 12 months from the date
				that the grant agreement is executed until the project is complete. The
				progress report is due within 10 calendar days after the anniversary date of
				the grant agreement. The progress report shall include the following:
1) The current status of the project,
				including the percentage of the project finished, components finished and
				components yet to be finished;
2)
				The cost incurred to date and an itemized listing of the total current
				estimated project costs compared to the approved amounts;
3) The anticipated date of completion;
				and
4) The notarized signature of
				the grantee's Chief Executive Officer stating that this is a true and complete
				report on the project's status.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 976 - HOSPITAL CAPITAL INVESTMENTS › Subpart B - SAFETY NET HOSPITAL GRANTS AND COMMUNITY HOSPITAL GRANTS › Section 976.190 - Project Completion

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Each grantee shall notify the Department within 30 calendar
				  days following the project's completion.
a) The completion notice will provide a
				notarized statement that certifies the following:
1) All project costs and sources of
				funds;
2) That all funds attributed
				to the grant award have been expended;
3) That the costs reported are the final
				costs required to complete the project and there are no additional or
				associated costs; and,
4) That no
				portion of the grant was used to pay forany on-going operational costs,
				outstanding debt or an endowment or other invested fund. (Section 2310-640(a)
				of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 980 - HEART DISEASE TREATMENT AND PREVENTION FUND RULES › Section 980.20 - Purpose

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The purpose of the Heart Disease Treatment and Prevention Fund
				is to make grants to public and private agencies for the purposes of funding
				research into causes, prevention, and treatment of heart disease and public
				education relating to treatment and prevention of heart disease. (Section 55.76
				of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 980 - HEART DISEASE TREATMENT AND PREVENTION FUND RULES › Section 980.30 - Eligibility

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From funds appropriated from the Heart Disease Treatment and
				Prevention Fund the Department shall award grants on the basis of merit. In
				determining eligibility, the Department shall consider the recommendations of
				the peer review panel.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 980 - HEART DISEASE TREATMENT AND PREVENTION FUND RULES › Section 980.40 - Application Procedures

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The Department shall provide written application instructions
				to potential applicants upon request.
a) All applications shall include the
			 following:
1) the principal investigator's
			 name, address, and telephone number, and FAX and teletypewriter (TTY) numbers,
			 if available;
2) the name, address,
			 and telephone number, and FAX and TTY numbers of the entity (such as a
			 university) through which the application is being submitted, if different from
			 the information required in subsection (a)(1) of this Section;
3) the curriculum vitae of principal
			 investigator;
4) a one-page,
			 non-technical abstract that includes a description of the significance of the
			 applicant's project for heart disease treatment and prevention;
5) the TIN;
6) the signature of principal investigator or
			 agency official authorized to certify the application;
7) the dates of the project period;
8) a detailed budget for the funding period,
			 providing 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(s), the anticipated funding request for
			 the second and third years of the project (if applicable), the source of other
			 funds supporting the project(s), and the amount of support requested from the
			 Department;
9) a signed statement
			 of assurances (as provided in the application packet) indicating compliance
			 with applicable State requirements, such as the Fiscal Control and Internal
			 Auditing Act, bribery certification, contract debarment, unlawful
			 discrimination, Illinois Human Rights Act, Federal Civil Rights Act, Drug Free
			 Workplace Act, Davis-Bacon Act, conflict of interest as specified in the
			 Illinois Purchasing Act, and protection of the confidentiality of
			 services.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 980 - HEART DISEASE TREATMENT AND PREVENTION FUND RULES › Section 980.50 - Application Review Criteria

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Applications shall be subject to a nontechnical and technical
				review as follows:
a) Criteria for the
			 nontechnical review shall include:
1)
			 adherence to the format specified in Section
			 980.40;
2) inclusion of all required forms as
			 specified in Section 980.40; and
3)
			 the inclusion of a response to each required item as specified in Section
			 980.40 for
			 the particular type of application.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 980 - HEART DISEASE TREATMENT AND PREVENTION FUND RULES › Section 980.60 - Notification of Award

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a) The
			 Department may award an amount less than the amount requested in an
			 application.
b) Receipt of an award
			 transmittal letter and grant agreement from the Department for signature by the
			 applicant shall constitute notification of award.
c) Applicants who have not been selected for
			 funding shall be notified in writing by the Department.
d) A grant agreement shall not be sold,
			 assigned or transferred in any manner. Any actual or attempted sale, assignment
			 or transfer shall render the grant agreement null. If the grantee ceases
			 operation for any reason, the grant agreement shall be terminated.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 980 - HEART DISEASE TREATMENT AND PREVENTION FUND RULES › Section 980.70 - Award and Use of Grant Funds

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a)
			 Grant funds awarded by the Department shall only be used for the direct cost of
			 administering, operating and maintaining a project. The following direct costs
			 are examples of those costs for which grant funds may be used, 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; conference registration fees; costs of repair and
			 maintenance of furniture and equipment; postage and postal services;
			 subscriptions; training and education costs; software; and telecommunications
			 costs;
3) travel of personnel in
			 carrying out authorized activities. Travel costs are the expenses for
			 transportation, lodging and subsistence for personnel who are on travel status
			 on official business for the applicant. Out-of-State travel requires prior
			 written approval of the Department;
4) supplies/commodities as required for the
			 operation of the project and 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; and paper and printing;
			 and
5) equipment directly related
			 to the operation of the project. Equipment is defined as items costing over
			 $100 each, with a useful life of more than one year (see Section 20 of the
			 State Finance Act [30 ILCS
			 105/20 ]). Equipment costs shall include all freight
			 and installation costs. 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 980 - HEART DISEASE TREATMENT AND PREVENTION FUND RULES › Section 980.80 - Monitoring Criteria

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Grantees will be required to submit to the Department written
				narrative reports of progress towards achieving project objectives and shall
				make such reports available for presentation before the peer review panel.
				Reports shall be submitted at the time of submission of each continuation
				application and at the time of completion of the project.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 980 - HEART DISEASE TREATMENT AND PREVENTION FUND RULES › Section 980.90 - Contract Expiration

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All projects shall end on the date specified in the grant
				agreement and shall not be extended or renewed. A continuation application as
				provided for in Section
				980.40(d)
				may result in a new grant agreement with a new expiration
				date.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 980 - HEART DISEASE TREATMENT AND PREVENTION FUND RULES › Section 980.100 - Termination of the Grant Agreement or Funding

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a) 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 Illinois
			 General Assembly fails to appropriate or otherwise make available sufficient
			 funds for the award or if sufficient funds are not available in the Research
			 Fund.
c) The Department shall be
			 empowered to suspend funding or terminate the contract of a grantee who has
			 substantially failed to comply with this Part or the terms and conditions of
			 the grant agreement.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 980 - HEART DISEASE TREATMENT AND PREVENTION FUND RULES › Section 980.110 - Denial, Suspension or Revocation of Grant Application or Grant Agreement

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a) The
			 Director, after notice and opportunity for hearing, may deny the application
			 for grant funds or suspend or revoke the grant agreement of any grantee in any
			 case in which the Director finds substantial or continued failure to comply
			 with this Part. If, however, the Director finds that the public interest,
			 health, safety, or welfare requires emergency action and if the Director
			 incorporates a finding to that effect in the order, summary suspension of the
			 grant agreement may be ordered pending proceedings for revocation. Such
			 proceedings shall be promptly instituted and promptly determined.
b) Such notice shall be made by certified
			 mail or by personal service and shall set forth the particular reasons for the
			 proposed action and provide the grantee with an opportunity to request a
			 hearing. If a written hearing request is not received within 10 days of receipt
			 of the notice by the grantee, the right to a hearing is waived.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 980 - HEART DISEASE TREATMENT AND PREVENTION FUND RULES › Section 980.120 - Procedures for Hearings

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
The Department's "Rules of Practice and Procedure in
				Administrative Hearings" (77 Ill. Adm. Code 100) shall apply to all proceedings
				conducted under this Part, with the exception that where the terms "license"
				and "licensing" are used in Part 100, the definitions of those terms shall be
				expanded to include any grantee awarded funds pursuant to this Part and any
				grant agreement executed pursuant to this Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 985 - EMPLOYEE BLOOD DONATION LEAVE CODE › Section 985.100 - Definitions

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The following terms have the meaning ascribed to them whenever
				the term is used in this Part:
Act - the Employee Blood Donation Leave Act [820 ILCS 149
				].
Blood - whole human blood or components of human blood,
				including plasma, that are prepared from whole human blood by physical rather
				than chemical processes, but does not include blood derivatives manufactured or
				processed for industrial use. (Section 2-128 of the Illinois Clinical
				Laboratory and Blood Bank Act [210 ILCS 25 ])
Blood bank - any institution, building, or place that provides,
				through its ownership or operation, a system for the collection, processing,
				storage, distribution, or administration of whole human blood or its component
				parts. (Section 2-124 of the Illinois Clinical Laboratory and Blood Bank Act
				[210 ILCS 25])
Board of Election Commissioners - board established under
				Article 6 or Article 6A of the Election Code [10 ILCS 5 ].
Department - the Illinois Department of Public Health. (Section
				3 of the Act)
Employer - any unit of local government; any board of election
				commissioners; or any private employer in the State who has 51 or more
				employees. (Section 3 of the Act)
Industrial use - use of blood in which the blood is modified by
				physical or chemical means to produce derivatives for therapeutic or
				pharmaceutic biologicals and laboratory reagents or controls. (Section 2-131 of
				the Illinois Clinical Laboratory and Blood Bank Act [210 ILCS 25 ])
"Municipalities" - cities, villages and incorporated
				towns.
Participating employee - a full-time employee who has been
				employed by an employer for a period of six months or more and who donates or
				attempts to donate blood. (Section 3 of the Act)
"Unit of local government" - counties, municipalities,
				townships, special districts, and units, designated as units of local
				government by law, that exercise limited governmental powers or powers in
				respect to limited governmental subjects, but does not include school
				districts.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 985 - EMPLOYEE BLOOD DONATION LEAVE CODE › Section 985.200 - Referenced Materials

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The following materials are referenced in this Part:
State of Illinois Statutes
a) Election Code [10 ILCS 5 ]
b) Blood Donation Act [210 ILCS 15
			 ]
c) Illinois Clinical Laboratory
			 and Blood Bank Act [210 ILCS 25 ]
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 985 - EMPLOYEE BLOOD DONATION LEAVE CODE › Section 985.300 - Employer Policy

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a) An employer
			 has the authority to establish a policy allowing participating employees paid
			 leave to donate or attempt to donate blood in accordance with Section
			 985.400. The
			 employer's policy may reference the nationally recognized medical standards for
			 blood donation eligibility of the community blood bank as operated by the
			 American Red Cross, America's Blood Centers, the American Association of Blood
			 Banks, or other blood bank.
b) If
			 the employer has adopted a policy authorizing paid leave for blood donation,
			 then any participating employee 17 years of age or older may donate blood, if
			 the donation be completely voluntary, without the necessity of obtaining the
			 permission or authorization of his or her parent or guardian. Any participating
			 employee 16 years of age may donate blood, if that employee obtains written
			 permission or authorization from his or her parent or guardian. (Section 1 of
			 the Blood Donation Act [210 ILCS 15/1 ])
c) This Part does not affect agreements
			 entered into between the employer and the employee's exclusive representative
			 for collective bargaining purposes.
d) The employer's policy shall include
			 whether the one-hour period may be retained by the employee if the attempt to
			 donate blood is unsuccessful, as determined by the blood bank.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 985 - EMPLOYEE BLOOD DONATION LEAVE CODE › Section 985.400 - Procedure for Leave

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a) If the
			 employer allows paid leave for blood donation, then the participating employee
			 shall submit to the employer a request for leave before donating or attempting
			 to donate blood. After receiving approval from the employer for the paid leave,
			 a participating employee may be entitled to use one hour or less of leave to
			 donate or attempt to donate blood every 56 days or more.
b) A participating employee also shall submit
			 to the employer the medical documentation of the appointment to donate before
			 donating or attempting to donate blood. The medical documentation shall be
			 submitted with the request for leave. The medical documentation may consist of
			 a written statement from the blood bank indicating that the participating
			 employee has an appointment to donate or attempt to donate blood.
c) The employer may request that the
			 participating employee provide a written statement from the blood bank
			 confirming that the employee kept the appointment.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 985 - EMPLOYEE BLOOD DONATION LEAVE CODE › Section 985.500 - Impact on Accumulated or Future Benefit Time

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If the employer adopts a policy allowing paid leave for blood
				donation, then a participating employee will not be required to use accumulated
				or future sick or vacation benefit time for the period used to donate or
				attempt to donate blood.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 985 - EMPLOYEE BLOOD DONATION LEAVE CODE › Section 985.600 - Grievance

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If a participating employee is charged leave or denied leave
				for blood donation or attempted blood donation by an employer who has
				established a policy of paid leave for blood donation, the employee may seek to
				remediate the dispute through the employer's established grievance procedure or
				through the grievance procedure agreed to between the employer and the
				employee's exclusive representative for collective bargaining purposes. Upon
				adopting a blood leave policy under this Part, an employer shall also adopt a
				grievance procedure, if non exists, for remediation of possible blood-leave
				disputes.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 990 - HEMOPHILIA TREATMENT FUND RULES › Section 990.10 - Definitions

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"Act" means Section 55.77 of the Civil Administrative Code of
				Illinois [20 ILCS 2310/55.77 ] (see P.
A. 88-666, effective September 16, 1994).
"Applicant" means any eligible public or private statewide
				hemophilia organization in Illinois, the intent of which is to provide funds
				for the treatment or the administration of treatment to individuals with
				hemophilia.
"Department" means the Illinois Department of Public
				Health.
"Director" means the Director of the Illinois Department of
				Public Health.
"Funding Period or Grant Agreement Period" means the time
				during which an award is to be spent in support of a particular project. The
				funding period may coincide with the Department's fiscal year.
"General Award" means presentation of funds by the Department
				to an applicant.
"Governmental Unit Code" means the Illinois Comptroller's
				preassigned vendor identification number for governmental agencies and
				municipalities.
"Hemophilia" means an abnormal bleeding tendency resulting from
				a genetically determined deficiency in the blood.
"Hemophilia Treatment Fund Checkoff" means a voluntary process
				by which an Illinois taxpayer may use a provision on the standard individual
				income tax form to contribute to the Hemophilia Treatment Fund.
"TIN" means the nine digit federal Taxpayer Identification
				Number; Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN); Social Security Number;
				or Governmental Unit Code.
"Treatment" means the management and care of individuals with
				hemophilia.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 990 - HEMOPHILIA TREATMENT FUND RULES › Section 990.20 - Purpose

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The purpose of grants from the Hemophilia Treatment Fund is to
				provide funds to public and private statewide hemophilia organizations for the
				purpose of treatment or the administration of treatment to individuals with
				hemophilia.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 990 - HEMOPHILIA TREATMENT FUND RULES › Section 990.30 - Eligibility

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From funds appropriated from the Hemophilia Treatment Fund, the
				Department of Public Health shall award grants to eligible public and private
				Statewide hemophilia organizations. (Section 55.77 of the
				Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 990 - HEMOPHILIA TREATMENT FUND RULES › Section 990.40 - Application Procedures

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The Department shall provide written application instructions
				to potential applicants upon request.
a) All applications shall include the
			 following:
1) the applicant's name, address,
			 and telephone number, and FAX number, if available;
2) a one-page, non-technical abstract
			 including a description of the significance of the applicant's
			 project;
3) the TIN;
4) the signature of an agency official
			 authorized to certify the application;
5) the dates of the project period;
6) a detailed budget for the funding period,
			 providing 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(s), the anticipated funding request for
			 the second and third years of the project (if applicable), the source of other
			 funds supporting the project(s), and the amount of support requested from the
			 Department;
7) a signed statement
			 of assurances (as provided in the application packet) indicating compliance
			 with applicable State requirements, such as the Fiscal Control and Internal
			 Auditing Act, bribery certification, contract debarment, unlawful
			 discrimination, Illinois Human Rights Act, Federal Civil Rights Act, Drug Free
			 Workplace Act, Davis-Bacon Act, conflict of interest as specified in the
			 Illinois Purchasing Act, and the protection of the confidentiality of
			 services.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 990 - HEMOPHILIA TREATMENT FUND RULES › Section 990.50 - Application Review Criteria

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Applications shall be subject to a non-technical and technical
				review as follows:
a) Criteria for the
			 non-technical review shall include:
1)
			 adherence to the format specified in Section
			 990.40;
2) inclusion of all required forms as
			 specified in Section 990.40; and
3)
			 the inclusion of a response to each required item as specified in Section
			 990.40.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 990 - HEMOPHILIA TREATMENT FUND RULES › Section 990.60 - Notification of Award

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a) The
			 Department may award an amount less than the amount requested in an
			 application.
b) Receipt of an award
			 transmittal letter and grant agreement from the Department for signature by the
			 applicant shall constitute notification of award.
c) Applicants who have not been selected for
			 funding shall be notified in writing by the Department.
d) A grant agreement shall not be sold,
			 assigned or transferred in any manner. Any actual or attempted sale, assignment
			 or transfer shall render the grant agreement null, void and of no further
			 effect. If the grantee for whatever reason ceases operation, the grant
			 agreement shall be terminated.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 990 - HEMOPHILIA TREATMENT FUND RULES › Section 990.70 - Award and Use of Grant Funds

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a)
			 Grant funds awarded by the Department shall only be used for the direct cost of
			 administering, operating and maintaining a project to provide treatment or the
			 administration of treatment to individuals with hemophilia. The following
			 direct costs are examples of those for which grant funds may be used, 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; training and education costs; software; and
			 telecommunications costs;
3) travel
			 of personnel in carrying out authorized activities. Travel costs are the
			 expenses for transportation, lodging and subsistence for personnel who are on
			 travel status on official business for the applicant. Out-of-State travel
			 requires prior written approval of the Department;
4) supplies/commodities, as required, which
			 may include medical and educational supplies.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 990 - HEMOPHILIA TREATMENT FUND RULES › Section 990.80 - Monitoring Criteria

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Grantees will be required to submit to the Department written
				narrative reports of progress towards achieving project objectives and shall
				make such reports available for presentation before representatives of the
				Department. Reports shall be submitted at the time of submission of each
				continuation application and/or at the completion of the
				project.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 990 - HEMOPHILIA TREATMENT FUND RULES › Section 990.90 - Contract Expiration

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
All projects shall end on the date specified in the grant
				agreement and shall not be extended or renewed. A continuation application as
				provided for in Section
				990.40(c)
				may result in a new grant agreement with a new expiration
				date.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 990 - HEMOPHILIA TREATMENT FUND RULES › Section 990.100 - Termination of the Grant Agreement or Funding

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a) 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 Illinois
			 General Assembly fails to appropriate or otherwise make available sufficient
			 funds for the award or if sufficient funds are not available in the Hemophilia
			 Treatment Fund.
c) The Department
			 shall be empowered to suspend funding or terminate the contract of a grantee
			 who has substantially failed to comply with this Part or the terms and
			 conditions of the grant agreement.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 990 - HEMOPHILIA TREATMENT FUND RULES › Section 990.110 - Denial, Suspension or Revocation of Grant Application or Grant Agreement

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a) The
			 Director, after notice and opportunity for hearing, may deny the application
			 for grant funds or suspend or revoke the grant agreement of any grantee in any
			 case in which the Director finds substantial or continued failure to comply
			 with this Part. If, however, the Director finds that the public interest,
			 health, safety, or welfare requires emergency action and if the Director
			 incorporates a finding to that effect in the order, summary suspension of the
			 grant agreement may be ordered pending proceedings for revocation. Such
			 proceedings shall be promptly instituted and promptly determined.
b) Such notice shall be made by certified
			 mail or by personal service and shall set forth the particular reasons for the
			 proposed action and provide the grantee with an opportunity to request a
			 hearing. If a written hearing request is not received within 10 days after
			 receipt of the notice by the grantee, the right to a hearing is
			 waived.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 990 - HEMOPHILIA TREATMENT FUND RULES › Section 990.120 - Procedures for Hearings

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
The Department's "Rules of Practice and Procedure in
				Administrative Hearings" (77 Ill. Adm. Code 100) shall apply to all proceedings
				conducted under this Part, with the exception that where the terms "license"
				and "licensing" are used in Part 100, the definitions of those terms shall be
				expanded to include any grantee awarded funds pursuant to this Part and any
				grant agreement executed pursuant to this Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 995 - ILLINOIS REGENERATIVE MEDICINE INSTITUTE CODE › Section 995.15 - Incorporated and Referenced Materials

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a) The following federal statutes are
			 referenced in this Part:
1) Americans With
			 Disabilities Act of 1990 ( 42 USC 126 )
2) Animal Welfare Act (
			 7 USC
			 2131 -
			 56
			 )
3) Davis-Bacon Act ( 40 USC 276 a
			 )
4) Health Insurance Portability
			 and Accountability Act of 1996 (
			 42 USC
			 1320d-2 )
5) Internal Revenue Code (
			 26 USC
			 501 )
6) Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1970
			 ( 29
			 USC 15 )
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 995 - ILLINOIS REGENERATIVE MEDICINE INSTITUTE CODE › Section 995.60 - Grant Programs

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a) Grants
			 shall be made from funds appropriated by the General Assembly for the purpose
			 of stem cell research. Unless the General Assembly designates funds for
			 specific types of research or grants, the Committee will award grants
			 including, but not limited to, those for single projects, multiple projects,
			 and projects that support early and conceptual stages of innovative ideas. The
			 Committee may award extensions or continuations to previous grantees in
			 accordance with Section
			 995.70.
b) As funds are made available for grants,
			 the Institute will solicit applications for those grants by posting a request
			 for applications (RFA) notice of the availability on the Department's web site
			 and by sending notices to Illinois colleges, universities and research
			 institutions. The RFA will include key dates, eligibility, types of grants,
			 amount of grants, amount of permitted indirect cost, a summary of the review
			 process, and the criteria used for the evaluation of the applications as
			 indicated in Section
			 995.110(d).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 995 - ILLINOIS REGENERATIVE MEDICINE INSTITUTE CODE › Section 995.70 - Eligibility for Grants

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a) Applicants
			 shall be nonprofit medical research institutions with their principal place of
			 business located in Illinois.
b)
			 All research funded by grants shall be conducted in Illinois.
c) Each applicant involved in human embryonic
			 stem cell research funded by IRMI shall establish an Embryonic Stem Cell
			 Research Oversight (ESCRO) committee, in accordance with the Guidelines for
			 Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research. The ESCRO committee shall include
			 representatives of the public and persons with legal and ethical expertise in
			 developmental biology, stem cell research, molecular biology, assisted
			 reproduction, or ethical and legal issues in embryonic stem cell research. The
			 ESCRO committee shall conduct its own review, including, where necessary,
			 management of various other reviews required for a particular protocol. This
			 provision does not preclude the establishment of a joint ESCRO committee that
			 would assume oversight responsibilities for two or more research institutions,
			 provided that the ESCRO committee has oversight authority for each institution
			 consistent with the requirements of this Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 995 - ILLINOIS REGENERATIVE MEDICINE INSTITUTE CODE › Section 995.80 - Conditions on Use and Disbursement of Grant Funds

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a) The grantee is responsible for assuring
			 that the investigators fulfill the grant requirements and the requirements for
			 the fiscal and legal management of a project that is funded with a
			 grant.
b) All grants shall be
			 subject to all requirements and limitations imposed by Illinois law, including,
			 without limitation, the Illinois Grant Funds Recovery Act.
c) Each institution receiving a grant shall
			 establish an IRC to review the institution's activities during the grant
			 period. The IRC shall meet at least quarterly and hear reports from the
			 institution's projects. The IRC shall include scientists, ethicists and
			 community representatives, including organizations supporting medical
			 conditions likely to be investigated by stem cell research.
d) Project funds shall be used for the direct
			 cost of administering, operating and maintaining a project and for an amount of
			 indirect costs as announced by the Department in its RFA. The direct costs
			 permitted include, but are not limited to:
1)
			 Personal services costs, including gross salaries and employer-paid benefits
			 for full-time and part-time employees on the project;
2) Contractual services costs, including, but
			 not limited to, fees for consultants and specialists, exclusive of consultant
			 services for patient care; conference registration fees; repair and maintenance
			 of furniture and equipment; postage and postal services; subscriptions to
			 periodicals; training and education costs; software; and telecommunications
			 costs;
3) Travel costs, which are
			 the expenses for transportation, lodging and subsistence for personnel who are
			 on travel status on official business related to the IRMI grant. Out-of-state
			 travel requires prior written approval of the Department;
4) Supplies/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; and
5) Equipment directly related to the
			 operation of the project. Equipment is defined as items costing over $100 each,
			 with a useful life of more than one year. Equipment costs shall include all
			 freight and installation costs. Purchase of equipment items, other than those
			 included in the approved budget, requires prior written approval from the
			 Department.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 995 - ILLINOIS REGENERATIVE MEDICINE INSTITUTE CODE › Section 995.110 - Application Review Process

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a) At
			 the end of an application period, the Department will conduct a screening
			 review to confirm that each application is complete. The screening review will
			 confirm that:
1) All required questions in
			 the application have been answered;
2) All required forms and materials have been
			 submitted;
3) All ethical and legal
			 guidelines applicable to the research project have received appropriate
			 approvals, including any required approvals by the institution's IRB, ESCRO
			 committee or IACUC, or that the appropriate approvals have been applied for and
			 are pending. No monies shall be spent on an activity without appropriate
			 approvals;
4) The description of
			 the research project and its objectives, protocols and ethical and legal
			 guidelines is clear and concise. Applications that exceed the maximum length
			 permitted in the written instructions for applicants shall be returned without
			 consideration; and
5) All of the
			 necessary parties have signed the application.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 995 - ILLINOIS REGENERATIVE MEDICINE INSTITUTE CODE › Section 995.130 - Award of Grants

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a) The
			 Committee may award all of the requested funds to the applicants that are
			 selected for funding, or may award reduced funding for one or more applicants.
			 The Committee's decision will include, but not be limited to, the following:
1) The total amount of grant funds
			 available;
2) The number of grant
			 proposals selected for funding;
3)
			 Whether a selected project contains elements that the Committee determines,
			 based on the review process in Section
			 995.110, should not be
			 funded or should be partially funded; and
4) Whether the requested funding exceeds the
			 described activities of the project, based on the review process in Section
			 995.110.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 995 - ILLINOIS REGENERATIVE MEDICINE INSTITUTE CODE › Section 995.140 - Grant Agreements

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a) No
			 award to an applicant shall be final until the applicant and the Department
			 have executed and delivered a grant agreement setting forth the terms and
			 conditions of the grant, including the requirements set forth in this Section.
			 The Department will retract the award of a grant if an agreement cannot be
			 reached on the terms of the grant agreement.
b) The grant and the grant agreement shall
			 not be sold, assigned or transferred in any manner. Any actual or attempted
			 sale, assignment or transfer shall render the grant agreement null, void and of
			 no further effect. If the grantee, for whatever reason, ceases operation, the
			 grant agreement shall be terminated.
c) All projects shall begin and end on the
			 date specified in the grant agreement. The project period shall be for 24
			 months. Requests for a no-cost extension shall be submitted to the Committee no
			 later than 45 calendar days before the end of the project period.
d) Pursuant to the Grant Funds Recovery Act,
			 the grant agreement shall contain the following terms:
1) The grant agreement shall describe the
			 purpose of the grant and be signed by the Department and all
			 grantees;
2) The grant agreement
			 shall specify how payments will be made, what constitutes permissible
			 expenditure of the grant funds, and the financial controls applicable to the
			 grant;
3) The grant agreement shall
			 specify the project period; and
4)
			 The grant agreement shall contain a provision that all grant funds remaining at
			 the end of the project period shall be returned to the State within 45
			 days.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 995 - ILLINOIS REGENERATIVE MEDICINE INSTITUTE CODE › Section 995.150 - Post-Grant Monitoring and Compliance

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a) The Department will monitor all grants
			 awarded.
b) Grantees shall submit
			 written reports of progress toward achieving objectives at:
1) Six months into the grant agreement
			 period;
2) One year into the grant
			 agreement period; and
3) Within a
			 month after the conclusion of the project period.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 995 - ILLINOIS REGENERATIVE MEDICINE INSTITUTE CODE › Section 995.160 - Suspension, Termination and Recovery of Grant Awards

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a) If a grantee fails to comply with this
			 Part or the terms of the grant agreement, the Department, after notice and
			 opportunity for hearing, shall suspend or revoke the grant or recover any grant
			 funds previously disbursed to the grantee.
b) Hearings will be conducted in accordance
			 with the Department's Rules of Practice and Procedure in Administrative
			 Hearings.
c) Pursuant to the Grant
			 Funds Recovery Act, any grant funds that are misspent or are being improperly
			 held may be recovered by the Department, after notice and opportunity for
			 hearing, or alternatively by the Illinois Attorney General (see Section
			 995.80
			 ).
d) If the Department believes
			 that a grant should be suspended, terminated or recovered due to a grantee's
			 failure to comply with this Part or the terms of the grant agreement, the
			 grantee shall have the opportunity for at least one informal hearing before the
			 Department or the Department's designee to determine the facts and issues and
			 to resolve any conflicts as amicably as possible before any formal recovery
			 action is taken.
e) If, based on
			 the outcome of the informal hearing, the Department believes that a grant
			 should be suspended, terminated or recovered due to a grantee's failure to
			 comply with this Part or the terms of the grant agreement, then written notice
			 of the proposed action shall be given to the grantee identifying the action to
			 be taken and specific facts that permit the action. The grantee shall have 35
			 days after the receipt of the notice to request a hearing to show why recovery
			 is not justified or proper.
f) If a
			 grantee requests a hearing pursuant to subsection (d) of this Section, then:
1) The Department shall hold a hearing at
			 which the grantee (or the grantee's representative) is permitted to present
			 evidence and witnesses to show why the action should not be taken;
			 and
2) After the conclusion of the
			 hearing, the Department shall issue a written final order setting forth its
			 findings of fact and decision. A copy of the order shall be sent to the
			 grantee.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 996 - ANIMAL POPULATION CONTROL CODE › Section 996.100 - Definitions

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"Act" means the Illinois Public Health and Safety Animal
				Population Control Act [510 ILCS 92 ].
"Companion Animal" means any domestic dog (canis lupus
				familiaris) or domestic cat (felis catus). (Section 10 of the Act)
"Department" means the Department of Public Health. (Section 10
				of the Act)
"Director" means the Director of Public Health. (Section 10 of
				the Act)
"Feral Cat" means a cat that:
is born in the wild or is the offspring of an owned or feral
				cat and is not socialized;
is a formerly owned cat that has been abandoned and is no
				longer socialized;
or lives on a farm. (Section 2.11 b of the Animal Control
				Act)
"Feral Cat Colony Manager" means an Illinois resident,
				identified by a county or municipality that recognizes the program, who
				humanely traps feral cats for spaying or neutering and return. (Section 25 of
				the Act)
"Fund" means the Pet Population Control Fund established in the
				Act. (Section 10 of the Act)
"Program" means the Illinois Public Health and Safety Animal
				Population Control Program established by the Department of Public Health. This
				program provides low-cost dog or cat sterilizations for eligible owners of
				companion animals and eligible managers of feral cat colonies.
"State Fiscal Year" means an accounting period of 12 months
				starting July 1 and ending June 30.
"Veterinarian" means a person licensed to practice veterinary
				medicine in Illinois under the Veterinary Medicine and Surgery Practice Act of
				2004 [225 ILCS 115 ].
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 996 - ANIMAL POPULATION CONTROL CODE › Section 996.200 - Referenced Materials

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Illinois Statutes:
a)
			 Public Health and Safety Animal Population Control Act [510 ILCS 92 ]
b) Veterinary Medicine and Surgery Practice
			 Act of 2004 [225 ILCS 115 ]
c)
			 Animal Control Act [510 ILCS 5 ]
d)
			 Illinois Vehicle Code [625 ILCS 5 ]
e) Illinois Income Tax Act [35 ILCS 5
			 ]
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 996 - ANIMAL POPULATION CONTROL CODE › Section 996.300 - Eligibility to Participate

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a) A
			 resident of this State who owns a companion animal and who is eligible for the
			 Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, formerly the Food Stamp
			 Program) or the Social Security Disability Insurance Benefits Program (SSDI)
			 shall be eligible to participate in the program if the owner or an individual
			 authorized by the owner signs a consent form certifying that he or she is the
			 owner of the companion animal or is authorized by the eligible owner to present
			 the companion animal for the procedure. (Section 25 of the Act)
b) A resident of this State who is managing a
			 feral cat colony and who humanely traps feral cats for spaying or neutering and
			 return is eligible to participate in the program provided that the trap,
			 sterilize, and return program is recognized by the municipality or by the
			 county, if the feral cat colony is located in an unincorporated area. (Section
			 25 of the Act)
c) No dog or cat
			 imported from another state is eligible to be sterilized or vaccinated under
			 this program. (Section 20 of the Act)