Section 1030.14 Emergency Contact Database
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 TRANSPORTATION › CHAPTER II: SECRETARY OF STATE › Part 1030 ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.14 Emergency Contact Database
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Section 1030.14 Emergency
Contact Database
a) The Illinois Secretary of State shall
establish an emergency contact database. Eligible participants are any persons
for whom an instruction permit, temporary visitor's instruction permit, driver's
license, temporary visitor's driver's license or identification card record
exists and can be authenticated on the Secretary of State driver's license and
identification card database.
b) For the purposes of this Section, "emergency"
is defined as a motor vehicle accident, accident involving another mode of transportation,
a natural disaster, a criminal act, or similar unforeseen emergency
circumstance in which a victim sustains injuries that render him or her unable
to independently communicate with emergency contacts, contact information is
not otherwise available, and immediate communication with a next of kin or
other designated emergency contact is necessary in order to support the
provision of needed emergency medical assistance or needed notification by law
enforcement.
c) Participation in the emergency contact
database shall be made available through the Secretary of State's official web
site. The applicant/participant shall be responsible for initiation of
participation in the database, and for modification of and deletion of an
existing emergency contact record and disability and special needs information.
Emergency contact records may otherwise be modified only to update
applicant/participant name information if it is changed by the
applicant/participant on the Secretary of State's driver's license and
identification card database. Emergency contact records shall otherwise not be
modified and shall otherwise only be deleted when the driver's license or
identification record no longer exists on the Secretary of State's driver's
license and identification card database.
d) No more than two contact persons may be
selected by each applicant/participant
y of State's driver's license and
identification card database. Emergency contact records shall otherwise not be
modified and shall otherwise only be deleted when the driver's license or
identification record no longer exists on the Secretary of State's driver's
license and identification card database.
d) No more than two contact persons may be
selected by each applicant/participant. The applicant shall be responsible for
the accuracy and completeness of all information submitted.
e) The applicant/participant in the emergency
contact database shall provide sufficient information to allow for
authentication of the instruction permit, temporary visitor's instruction
permit, driver's license, temporary visitor's driver's license or
identification card record, and shall provide sufficient information regarding
each contact's name, address, telephone number if the contact has a telephone,
and relationship to the applicant/participant to allow for the identification
of and location of his/her chosen contacts by law enforcement accessing the
database.
f) All requests to add, modify or delete a
record in the emergency contact database, including disability or special needs
information, shall be confidential. Information contained in the emergency
contact database shall only be released to law enforcement in the course of
official duties or pursuant to a court order. Law enforcement may share
information contained in the emergency contact database, including disability
and special needs information, with other public safety workers on scene, as
needed to conduct official law enforcement duties.
g) A participant in the emergency contact
database may indicate that the participant has a disability or special needs.
A participant in the emergency contact database is not required to indicate a
disability or special need.
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