If a hearing is granted by the Director, how many days notice must be given to the examinee before the date of the hearing?

In Illinois, when a hearing is granted by the Director, it is required that the examinee receives at least 10 days notice before the hearing date. This provision is designed to ensure that the examinee has sufficient time to prepare for the hearing and to review any evidence or information that may be presented. Providing a notice period of 10 days strikes a balance between the need for timely proceedings and allowing the parties involved adequate time to organize their cases. Thus, a notice period of 10 days is consistent with legal standards that prioritize due process and fair treatment in administrative proceedings.