093_HB1193enr HB1193 Enrolled LRB093 05522 RCE 07360 b 1 AN ACT concerning health improvement. 2 Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois, 3 represented in the General Assembly: 4 Section 1. Short title. This Act may be cited as the 5 Statewide Health Improvement Plan Act. 6 Section 5. Statewide Health Improvement Plan. 7 (a) On January 1, 2005 and every 4 years thereafter, the 8 Governor shall deliver to the General Assembly a Statewide 9 Health Improvement Plan. 10 (b) The Plan shall identify, prioritize, and recommend 11 strategies to improve health status and the public health 12 system, using the National Healthy People goals and 13 objectives and the National Public Health Performance 14 Standards as the frameworks for assessment. The Plan shall 15 focus on prevention as a key strategy for long-term health 16 improvement in Illinois. 17 (c) The Plan shall examine and make recommendations on 18 both public and private/voluntary sector contributions to and 19 strategies for improving health status and public health 20 systems. Planning shall incorporate all State agencies with 21 health and public health related responsibilities, including 22 the Department of Public Health, the Department of Human 23 Services, the Department of Public Aid, the Department on 24 Aging, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Illinois 25 Violence Prevention Authority, and the Department of 26 Insurance, or the successor to any of these agencies, and all 27 other agencies that the Governor deems necessary. The 28 planning shall take into consideration the priorities and 29 strategies developed at the community level through the 30 Illinois Project for Local Assessment of Needs (IPLAN) and 31 other community collaborative planning processes. HB1193 Enrolled -2- LRB093 05522 RCE 07360 b 1 (d) The Governor shall appoint a Task Force within the 2 Office of Governor of public and private/voluntary sector 3 stakeholders to develop each Plan. Each Task Force shall 4 consist of up to 30 members. Each Task Force shall include a 5 representative of the Governor's office, the Directors of the 6 identified State agencies or their designees, a 7 representative of the State Board of Health, representatives 8 of local health departments, and individuals with expertise 9 who represent a broad array of organizations and 10 constituencies engaged in health improvement, public health, 11 and prevention. The Governor shall designate one governmental 12 member and one public member of each Task Force as co-chairs. 13 Each Task Force shall hold at least 3 public hearings on 14 drafts of a Plan in representative geographic areas of the 15 State. Each Task Force shall be appointed no more than 2 16 years and no less than one year before the date that a Plan 17 is due to be delivered under subsection (a), and that Task 18 Force expires upon delivery of the Plan. Members of a Task 19 Force shall receive no compensation for their services, but 20 may be reimbursed for their necessary expenses from funds 21 available for that purpose.