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On December 9, 2003 the State Officials and Employees Ethics Act (5 ILCS 430/) State Officials and Employees Ethics Act officially created the Office of Executive Inspector General for the State Treasurer.
An Independent Investigator of Fraud and Abuse
The OEIG acts as an independent agency of government whose function is to investigate fraud and abuse in state government. Specifically, the Executive Inspector General receives and investigates complaints of violations of the Ethics Act and any violation of any law, rule, regulation or abuse of authority or other forms of misconduct by the Treasurer, the appointees and employees of the Office.
Confidential Investigations
In conducting inquiries, the OEIG works to gather and review evidence related to the investigation utilizing appropriate methodology including relevant document review, interviews and subpoena. By statute, all OEIG investigations are confidential. The identity of the person making the complaint, the results of the investigation - any recommendation made as a finding of the OEIG investigation - cannot be disclosed except as provided by law.
Reporting of Findings
The Executive Inspector General reports any findings to the Treasurer and recommends measures to prevent future occurrence of the investigated instances of fraud, abuse or misconduct. The Executive Inspector General may refer investigative findings to the state Executive Ethics Commission or to the appropriate prosecuting attorney.
Annual Ethics Training
The Ethics Act requires that every State employee complete an annual course in ethics training. The OEIG, in conjunction with the agency's Ethics Officer, provides this training to the employees of the Treasurer. The training is intended to provide an educational resource to employees regarding ethics and integrity issues that they may face while performing their work duties on behalf of the Treasurer.
Monthly Investigation Reports

Monthly reports by the Executive Inspector General for the State Treasurer's Office are required by law to be made publicly available on our website. They can be accessed here:

Monthly Report February 2020
Monthly Report January 2020
Monthly Report December 2019
Monthly Report November 2019
Monthly Report October 2019
Monthly Report September 2019
Monthly Report August 2019
Monthly Report July 2019
Monthly Report June 2019
Monthly Report May 2019
Monthly Report April 2019
Monthly Report March 2019
Monthly Report February 2019
Monthly Report January 2019
Monthly Report December 2018
Monthly Report November 2018
Monthly Report October 2018
Monthly Report September 2018
Monthly Report August 2018
Monthly Report July 2018
Monthly Report June 2018

FY2018 Monthly Reports
FY2017 Monthly Reports
FY2016 Monthly Reports

The Office of the Executive Inspector General's statutory authority is found in the State Officials and Employees Ethics Act (5 ILCS 430). (ILCS 430/) State Officials and Employees Ethics Act

Dennis A. Rendleman, Executive Inspector General

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