Section 2600.30 Illinois Job Training Coordinating Council

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 56 LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT › CHAPTER III: DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY › Part 2600 SERVICE DELIVERY SYSTEM AND STATE RESPONSIBILITIES › Section 2600.30 Illinois Job Training Coordinating Council

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Section 2600

Section 2600.30  Illinois Job

Training Coordinating Council

The State Job Training

Coordinating Council shall be established pursuant to Section 122 of the Act

and the Illinois Job Training Coordinating Council Act (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1987

and 1988 Supp., ch. 48, pars. 2101 et seq.).

a)         Appointments to the State Council – Nominations for

appointments and reappointments shall be solicited by the Department from local

Private Industry Councils, chief elected officials, the current chairman of the

Illinois Job Training Coordinating Council, State agencies, and other interested

individuals and organizations.  The qualifications of nominees shall be

recorded by using a form prescribed by the Department and then forwarded to the

Governor for selection.

b)         Responsibilities of the State Council – The Illinois Job

Training Coordinating Council shall perform duties as specified in Sections

122(b), 317, and 501 of the Act and Section 4 of the Illinois Job Training

Coordinating Council Act.

c)         Support of State Council Activities – Funding for the Illinois

Job Training Coordinating Council shall be provided pursuant to Section

202(b)(4) of the Act.  Staffing for the Council shall be provided by the

Department.

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