Ill. Admin. Code tit. 2, § 5151.30 - Public Records Officers
a) There
shall be one public records officer on each campus of the University of
Illinois. The public records officers are responsible for ensuring appropriate
University response to requests for access to records under the Illinois
Freedom of Information Act and the State Records Act. The designation of public
records officers shall not be construed to prohibit officials who have in the
past been authorized to make records or information available to the public
from continuing to do so.
b) Public
records officers shall:
1) Implement these
rules governing access to public records.
2) Coordinate the efforts of other University
employees under the State Records Act, the Freedom of Information Act and these
rules.
3) Maintain and make
available for public inspection the list of types or categories of records
described in Section 5151.40 of these
rules.
4) Assist the public in
identifying requested records.
5)
Extend the time for acting on a request, if necessary, for any of the reasons
specified in Section 3 of the Freedom of Information Act.
6) After records are located and reviewed,
make the records available for inspection or deny access to the records in
whole or in part.
7) Explain in
writing the reasons for denial of access, the names and titles of persons
responsible for denial and inform the requester of his or her right to appeal
to the President of the University.
8) Upon request for a copy of a record which
is subject to public inspection, make a copy available upon compliance with fee
and copyright requirements.
9) Upon
request certify that a copy is a true copy.
10) Upon failure to locate records state that
the University is not the custodian for such records or that the records cannot
be found after diligent search.
11)
Maintain in the Office of the Public Records Officer a public file of denials
indexed according to type of record requested and type of exemption asserted by
the University.
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