Ill. Admin. Code tit. 77, § 797.1500 - Enforcement
a) The Department
shall inspect any establishment, mobile body art establishment/unit, or any
other place that it believes is required to apply for a certification of
registration under the Act and this Part, as often as necessary to ensure
compliance with this Part. The initial inspection of a mobile body art
establishment shall take place at a location identified by the Department.
Additional inspections may be performed at any event where the mobile body art
establishment is scheduled to operate.
b) If the Department is denied access to any
establishment, mobile body art establishment/unit, or any other place that it
believes is required to apply for certification of registration under the Act
and this Part, the Department shall request intervention of local, county or
State law enforcement agencies to seek a court order or warrant to investigate
and enter the establishment, mobile body art establishment/unit, or any other
place. Any person or entity preventing the Department from carrying out its
duties under the Act or this Part shall be guilty of a violation of the Act and
shall be subject to penalties.
c)
If the Department suspects that a communicable disease is or may be transmitted
by an operator/apprentice, by use of unapproved or malfunctioning equipment, or
by unsanitary or unsafe conditions and practices or other imminent health
hazard that may adversely affect the health of the public, upon written notice
to the owner or operator, the Department shall do any or all of the following:
1) Issue an order excluding any or all
operators/apprentices from the body art establishment who are responsible, or
appear to be responsible, for the transmission of a communicable disease until
the Department determines there is no further risk to public health;
2) Issue an order to immediately suspend the
certificate of registration of the establishment until the Department
determines that there is no further risk to the public health. The order shall
state the cause for the action.
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