Public Act . . . . . . . . . 104-0715
Summary
The bill changes how Illinois residents can appeal Department of Human Services service charge decisions, moving the hearings from the Board of Reimbursement Appeals to a process governed by DHS rules and the state administrative procedure act, with decisions subject to court review. It also updates the Blind Services Planning Council by lengthening member terms to four years and allowing a maximum of three terms, and it eliminates the Regional Integrated Behavioral Health Networks Act and the Afterschool Youth Development Project Act. These changes streamline appeals, adjust blind services oversight, and remove outdated legislation.
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