Ill. Admin. Code tit. 89, § 686.1740 - Background Screening Dispute
a)
If a dispute arises between the Individual Provider and the State regarding the
accuracy or correctness of the background screening results, the State shall
verify the screening results through a reliable background check
process.
b) If the background
screening result shows a potential conviction for one of the crimes listed in
Section 686.1720(a) or
Section 686.1730(a)
within the specified time period, the State shall notify the Individual
Provider and Customer of the background screening result. The State shall give
the Individual Provider the opportunity to confirm or dispute the accuracy of
the background screening results and to submit additional information to the
State regarding the criminal conviction no later than 20 days from the date of
the notification. Exceptions to this timeframe may be granted for good cause,
which may include but is not limited to, illness or incapacity, family crisis,
unexpected emergency, and limitations to an individual's literacy.
c) The Individual Provider may submit
additional information that may supplement their dispute of the background
screening results. The additional information submitted to the State may
include, but need not be limited to:
1)
Whether the Individual Provider disputes the accuracy or correctness of the
screening results;
2) The nature of
the seriousness of the offense(s);
3) Circumstances surrounding the
offense;
4) Time elapsed since the
offense(s);
5) Number or repeated
offenses and number of times each offense has been repeated;
6) Age at the time of offense(s);
7) Involvement, since the date of the
criminal offense, with the criminal justice system and/or child or adult
protective services;
8) Disclosure
of the criminal conviction(s) by the prospective worker to the person receiving
services, the surrogate, and the legal guardian, if any;
9) Prospective worker's unique caregiving
relationship with the person receiving services;
10) Unavailability of other workers who could
reasonably be expected to perform the care required;
11) Any other information the Individual
Provider believes will assist in disposing of their application or assisting
the Customer in making the decision regarding whether or not to consent to
working with the Individual Provider as described below; and
12) Any other information requested by the
State or Customer.
d)
Failure of the Individual Provider to either confirm or dispute the accuracy of
the background screening results may result in termination from the program
without penalty and without prejudice to the ability to reenroll in the program
upon compliance with this policy.
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