2 Ill. Adm. Code 1620.5
Definitions
Section 1620.5 Definitions
"20-63 Complainant"
means a "complainant" as defined in Section 20-63 of the Act (
a
known person identified in a complaint filed with an Executive Inspector
General as a person subjected to alleged discrimination, harassment, or sexual
harassment in violation of Section 5-65 of
the
Act, subsection (a) of
Section 4.7 of the Lobbyist Registration Act, or Article 2 of the Illinois
Human Rights Act, regardless of whether the complaint is filed by the person
[5 ILCS 430/20-63(a)]). A person who is not known and identified in the
complaint but who otherwise meets the definition shall, upon identification and
location, be considered a 20-63 Complainant and accorded, to the extent
practicable, all the rights that would have been accorded complainant had the
complainant been known and identified in the complaint.
"Act" or "Ethics
Act" means the State Officials and Employees Ethics Act [5 ILCS 430].
"Chair" means the
Chairperson of the Executive Ethics Commission as chosen in accordance with
Section 20-5(e) of the Act.
"Commission" means the
Executive Ethics Commission created by Section 20-5 of the Act.
"Commissioner"
means a commissioner of the Executive Ethics Commission.
"Executive Inspector
General" means one of the 5 appointees described in Section 20-10(b) of
the Act.
"FOIA"
means the Freedom of Information Act [5 ILCS 140].
"Officer" or "Employee"
means a former or current officer or State employee of the executive branch or
of State public universities.
"Relationship" means any
arrangement between a source and the officer or employee for employment,
compensation or fees for services.
"Requestor" means a
person who submits a request for public records in accordance with this Part.
"Source" means a
requestor's prospective employer or source of compensation of fees for
services, including the parent or subsidiary of the same.
"Ultimate Jurisdictional
Authority" or "UJA" means those entities described in 5 ILCS
430/1-5 and not under the jurisdiction of the Legislative Ethics Commission.