(625 ILCS 5/18c-2106) (from Ch. 95 1/2, par. 18c-2106)
Sec. 18c-2106. Standing.
(1) General Provisions. Each person with an
administratively cognizable interest in a
proceeding before the Commission shall, upon compliance with
procedural rules adopted by the Commission for such
proceedings, be entitled to appear and participate as a party to
the proceeding. The Commission may, in addition, grant leave
to appear and participate on such terms as it may
prescribe, where to do so would assist the Commission in
reaching an informed and just decision in the proceeding.
(2) Definition of Administratively Cognizable Interest.
The following persons or entities shall be deemed to have an
administratively cognizable interest in proceedings under
this Chapter:
(a) Licensing Proceedings. A person or an entity |
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(i) The person possesses a license authorizing
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(ii) The proceeding involves an application for a
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(iii) The entity is a municipality or other
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(b) Rate Proceedings. A person shall be deemed to
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| have an administratively cognizable interest in a proceeding in which new or amended rates are under consideration only if the person is:
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(i) A carrier authorized to transport traffic
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(ii) A shipper or receiver of traffic such as
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(iii) An association of two or more carriers,
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| acting at the request of and on behalf of one or more carriers authorized to transport traffic such as would be subject to or affected by the rates; or an association of two or more shippers or receivers acting at the request of and on behalf of one or more shippers or receivers of such traffic; or
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(iv) An organization representing employees of a
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(c) Proceedings to Transfer a License. A person shall
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| be deemed to have an administratively cognizable interest in a proceeding to transfer an intrastate license only if the person:
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(i) Has an ownership interest in or control of
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(ii) Would, if the proposed transfer is approved,
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| acquire ownership or control of the license which is the subject of the proceeding;
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(iii) Possesses a license authorizing all or part
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| of the service authorized by the license sought to be transferred, such license is in good standing, and the person or entity has transported or actively solicited traffic within the scope of the license sought to be transported during the 12 months period immediately preceding initiation of the proceeding;
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(iv) Would be directly affected by the transfer;
(v) Is an organization representing employees of
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(vi) Is a municipality or other political
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(d) Complaint and Enforcement Proceedings. A person
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(i) Has an ownership interest in or control of
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(ii) Would be directly and adversely affected by
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(iii) Is an organization representing employees
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(e) All Proceedings. Notwithstanding the provisions
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| of subsections (2)(a) through (2)(d) of this Section, a person shall be deemed to have an administratively cognizable interest in a proceeding other than a complaint proceeding if the person:
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(i) Filed the pleading pursuant to which the
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(ii) Is an organization representing employees of
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(Source: P.A. 94-499, eff. 1-1-06.)
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(625 ILCS 5/18c-2108) (from Ch. 95 1/2, par. 18c-2108)
Sec. 18c-2108.
Orders in other than household goods carriers
authority and enforcement proceedings.
(1) Emergency Orders.
The Commission may, on request, and upon a finding that
urgent and immediate public need requires emergency temporary
action, issue orders granting emergency temporary relief in other than
household goods carrier authority or enforcement cases.
The Commission shall promptly post notice of any such request
at a prominent location at the Commission offices in
Springfield and Chicago, and where action affecting a specific
named person is requested shall promptly notify the person by
telephone or telegram. Such orders may be issued without
hearing and shall remain in effect pending notice and hearing
in accordance with subsection (1) of Section 18c-2101 of
this Chapter, but shall not remain in effect for a period
exceeding 45 days from issuance, and shall not be renewed
or extended. Any person in opposition to such relief shall
be entitled, on request, to an oral hearing on the
request for emergency temporary relief. The filing
or granting of such request for oral hearing shall not,
unless the Commission so provides, stay the issuance or
effect of any emergency temporary order under this
subsection.
(2) Interim Orders.
The Commission may, on request, issue interim orders making
temporary disposition of issues in a proceeding, other than a household
goods carrier authority or enforcement proceeding, after notice
and hearing on written submissions. Such orders shall remain
in effect pending final disposition in accordance with Section
18c-2102 of this Chapter unless otherwise provided
in the interim order or the interim order is modified or
rescinded by the Commission. Any person in opposition to
such relief shall be entitled, on request, to an oral hearing
on the request for temporary relief. The filing or granting
of such a request for oral hearing shall not, unless the
Commission so provides, stay the issuance or effect of any
interim order under this subsection. A request for oral
hearing on a request for temporary relief shall, unless
otherwise specified by the party making the request for oral
hearing, be construed as a request for oral hearing on the
application for permanent relief as well.
(3) Final orders.
Any party to a proceeding before the Commission shall be
entitled, on timely written request, to an oral hearing prior
to issuance of a final order in the proceeding. Where the
Commission has issued an interim order and no timely request
for oral hearing has been filed or is pending, the Commission
may issue a final order without oral hearing, except in household
goods carrier authority proceedings.
(4) Section not applicable to household goods carrier authority
proceedings. Nothing in this Section shall have application to any
household goods carrier authority proceeding.
(Source: P.A. 92-651, eff. 7-11-02.)
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(625 ILCS 5/18c-2110) (from Ch. 95 1/2, par. 18c-2110)
Sec. 18c-2110.
Reconsideration, Rehearing and Reopening of
Proceedings. (1) Motions for Rehearing or Reconsideration.
(a) Who May File Motions. Any party of record to an administrative
proceeding before
the Commission may file a motion administratively appealing the action or
inaction of the Commission, Employee Board, or Commission staff.
(b) Relief Which May Be Sought. A motion may request modification or
rescission of a Commission or Employee Board order, or of the action or
inaction of the Commission, Employee Board, or Commission staff; the
Commission or Employee Board may likewise request such relief
(c) To Whom Motions May Be Addressed. If the order appealed is a
nonfinal order of an Employee Board, the motion may be
addressed to the Board or to the Commission; otherwise, the
motion must be addressed to the Commission.
(d) Deadline For Filing Motions. The motion must
be filed within 30 days after service of the order, or of the action or
inaction appealed,
unless the time for filing a motion is extended by the
Commission in writing.
(e) Style and Contents of Motions. The motion must set forth specific
grounds for modification or rescission of the order. Appeals
from orders issued by the Commission, or from the action or inaction of the Commission
shall be styled "motions
for rehearing;" appeals from orders of an Employee Board, or from the
action or inaction of Employee Board or staff,
shall be styled "motions for reconsideration."
(f) Grant or Denial of Motions. The
Commission may grant or deny such motions, in whole or in
part. If the Commission grants such a motion a new order
shall be issued within 180 days
after service of the order granting the motion unless the
order granting the motion also disposed of the issues in the
proceeding and is therefore a final, appealable order. If
the Commission fails to act on any such motion within
45 days after it is filed, or up to 90
days if the period for acting on the motion has been extended
by the Commission in writing, the motion shall be deemed to
have been denied by operation of law.
(g) Appeals of Rulings by Hearing Examiners. Notwithstanding any
other provision of this Section, interlocutory appeals of rulings by
hearing examiners shall be as provided by the Commission's Rules of
Practice; no other appeals of action or inaction by a hearing examiner may be taken.
(2) Motions to Reopen. The Commission may, at any time after
notice to the parties and the public, reopen a proceeding to consider
clarification, modification, or rescission of its order.
Reopening may be on the Commission's own motion or on the
motion of any interested person. Upon a finding of clerical
or technical error the Commission may modify or rescind its
order in the proceeding. The Commission may not, on
reopening, impair the vested rights of any person.
(Source: P.A. 85-553.)
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