Illinois § 9-228 Limits on public utility expenses

Illinois Statutes

§ 9-228 — Limits on public utility expenses

Illinois § 9-228

JurisdictionIllinois

TopicREGULATION

Ch. 220UTILITIES

Act 220 ILCS 5/Public Utilities Act.

Art.Article IX - Rates

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Bluebook

220 Ill. Comp. Stat. 9-228 (2026).

Text

The Commission shall not consider any of the following as an expense of any public utility company, including any allocation of those costs to the public utility from an affiliate or corporate parent, for the purpose of determining any rate or charge, any amount expended for:

(1)the pension or other post-employment benefits for an employee convicted of committing a criminal act in the course of his or her work with the utility;

(2)any severance or post-employment costs for an employee convicted of committing a criminal act in the course of his or her work with the utility; or (3) criminal penalties, fines, fees, and costs related to criminal charges, criminal investigations, or deferred prosecution agreements.

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The Commission shall not consider any of the following as an expense of any public utility company, including any allocation of those costs to the public utility from an affiliate or corporate parent, for the purpose of determining any rate or charge, any amount expended for: (1) the pension or other post-employment benefits for an employee convicted of committing a criminal act in the course of his or her work with the utility; (2) any severance or post-employment costs for an employee convicted of committing a criminal act in the course of his or her work with the utility; or (3) criminal penalties, fines, fees, and costs related to criminal charges, criminal investigations, or deferred prosecution agreements.