FOIA section 2(e)
FOIA5 ILCS 140/2(e). Section 2 overview: Defines the Act's key terms: what counts as a “public body” (state agencies, counties, cities, school districts, and their subcommittees), who counts as a “requester,” what a “public record” is, what makes a request a “commercial purpose” or “recurrent” request (which get different response rules), and other terms used throughout the Act.
1 issue across 1 determination letter:1 no violation.
Counts are per issue, not per letter, and come from automated extraction checked against sampled letters. Determination letters are not binding precedent.
Drafting brief for an AI assistant
Copy this into your assistant to help draft a request, appeal, or challenge to a denial that turns on this issue. It carries the rules and decisions, not your facts: add those yourself. Machine-readable version: foia-2-e.json.
No violation (1)
Whether Athletic Director is head of the public body
Rule: The Athletic Director lacks primary executive and administrative authority over the University and thus is not the head of the public body.
No violation Consultant's review of university athletics operations and contract · July 3, 2018