ERC Survey 2- Illinois Governmental Shutdown Orders- TPA

ERC Survey 2- Illinois Governmental Shutdown Orders
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Full or Partial Governmental Shutdown Orders
Please reference the IRS notices pertaining to 2020 qualifications: Notice 2021-11 & Notice 2021-20.

Order from the City's Mayor
- An order from the city's mayor stating that all non-essential businesses must close for a specified period.

State Emergency Proclamation
A State's emergency proclamation that residents must shelter in place for a specified period, other than residents who are employed by an essential business and who may travel to and work at the workplace location.

Curfew Order
An order from a local official imposing a curfew on residents that impacts the operating hours of a trade or business for a specified period.

Workplace closure for cleaning
An order from a local health department mandating a workplace closure for cleaning and disinfecting.
Illinois

Below is a list of the governmental orders that impacted the State of Illinois. Click the link below to be able to read the individual orders.

Illinois State Governmental Orders

• State of Emergency declared
• Executive Order 2020-03 Executive Order to Extend Application Deadline for Adult-Use Applications Due to COVID-19
• Executive Order 2020-04 Cancelling of Large Gatherings
• Executive Order 2020-05 Order Closing Public and Private Schools
• Executive Order 2020-06 Closure of Schools
• Executive Order 2020-07 Closure of Restaurants and Bars through March 30
• Executive Order 20-08
• Executive Order No. 20-09
• Gov. Pritzker waives overweight permit fees for transportation of emergency relief supplies
• Gov. Pritzker Announces Series of New Measures to Help Illinoisans Affected by COVID-19
• Executive Order 20-10 (Stay at Home Order)
• Executive Order 20-11 Essential Human Services Operations
• Executive Order 20-12 Suspends Healthcare Worker’s Background Checks
• Gov. Pritzker Announces Income Tax Filing Extension, More Than $90 Million in Small Business Aid
• Executive Order 20-13 Suspends Admissions to IDOC From County Jails
•Executive Order 20-14 Notary and Witness Guidelines
•Gov. Pritzker Partners with United Way of Illinois, Alliance of Illinois Community Foundations to Launch Illinois COVID-19 Response Fund
• Executive Order 20-15 Suspends Provisions in the Illinois School Code
• Executive Order 20-16 Suspends Provisions in the Illinois Vehicle Code
• Executive Order 20-17 Extends Cannabis Applications
• Gov. Pritzker Announces Measures to Continue Supporting Families, People Experiencing Homelessness and Child Care Providers
• Gov. Pritzker Announces Efforts to Expand and Expedite Medicaid Coverage for Uninsured and Insured Illinois Residents
• Governor Pritzker and Maylor Lightfoot Announce Plans for 3,000-Bed Alternate Care Setting at McCormick Place to Treat COVID-19 Patients
• Gov. Pritzker Announces Extension of Stay at Home Order, Suspension of On-Site Learning in Schools Through April
• Executive Order 20-18 Stay at Home Order Extension
• Executive Order 20-19 Health Care Facilities, Professionals, and Volunteers
• Gov. Pritzker Kicks Off “All in Illinois” to Reinforce State’s Stay at Home Message
• Pritzker Administration Expanding Available Services for Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault Survivors
• Executive Order 20-22 Various Provisions
• Executive Order 20-23 Professional Regulation Law
• Executive Order 20-24 Forensic Services
• Executive Order 20-25 Civil Procedure
• Executive Order 20-26 Hospital Capacity
• Executive Order 20-27 Medical Science Institutions
• Executive Order 20-28 Radiology Certifications
• Executive Order 20-29 Illinois Insurance Code
• Executive Order 20-30 Clarifies Ceasing Evictions
• Executive Order 20-31 Amends Provisions in the Illinois School Code
• Disaster Proclamation
• Executive Order 20-32 Stay at Home Order Extension
• Executive Order 20-33 Reissues Executive Orders
• Executive Order 20-34 Cannabis Requirements
• Executive Order 2020-35 Suspends Various Provisions
• Executive Order 2020-36 Marriage Licenses
• Executive Order 2020-37 Revises Elective Surgeries
• Updated Disaster Proclamation
• Executive Order 2020-38 Restoring Illinois – Protecting our Communities – Phase III Reopening
• Executive Order 2020-39 Reissues EO 2020-03 through 2020-37, extending most provisions through June 27, 2020
• Executive Order 2020-40 Limited Reopening of Schools
• Executive Order 2020-41 Sports Wagering
• Executive Order 2020-42 State Fairs
• Updated Disaster Proclamation
• Executive Order 2020-43 Phase Four Reopening – Community Revitalization Order
• Executive Order 2020-44 Reissues Several Executive Orders
• Executive Order 2020-45 Cannabis Licenses
• Executive Order 2020-46 Amendment to EO 10 Cementing Illinois’ Comprehensive 2020 Census Effort
• Disaster Proclamation
• Executive Order 2020-47 In-Person Learning
• Executive Order 2020-48 Reissues Executive Order
• Executive Order 2020-50 Resumes Admissions to IDOC from County Jails
• Executive Order 2020-51 Metro East Mitigation
• Disaster Proclamation
• Executive Order 2020-52 Reissues most executive orders, extending a majority of the provisions through September 19, 2020
• Executive Order 2020-53 In Response to Region 7 Reporting Three Consecutive Days of a Test Positivity Rate of 8 Percent or Higher
• Executive Order 2020-54 Additional Metro East Mitigations
• Disaster Proclamation
• Executive Order 2020-55 Reissues most executive orders, extending a majority of the provisions through October 17, 2020
• Executive Order 2020-56 Executive Order in Response to COVID-19 – Region 1
• Executive Order 2020-57 Suspends the Requirement that a Medical or Adult Use Cannabis Cultivation Center Agent Must Have a Completed Background Check
• Executive Order 2020-58 Metro East has reached the threshold to lift mitigations following three consecutive days with a rolling positivity rate below 6.5
• Executive Order 2020-59 Reissues Most Executive Orders, Extending a Majority of the Provisions through November 14, 2020
• Disaster Proclamation
• Gubernatorial Disaster Proclamation
• Executive Order 2020-73 Tier 3 Mitigation Strategies
• Gubernatorial Disaster Proclamation
• Gubernatorial Disaster Proclamation
• Executive Order 2021-01 Reissues Executive Orders, Extending a Majority of Provisions through February 6, 2021
• Executive Order 2021-02 Regions 2, 3 and 5 Resume Tier 2 Mitigations
• Executive Order 2021-03 Updated Mitigation Tiers and Phases
• Executive Order 2021-04 Reissues Most Executive Orders, Extending a Majority of Provisions through March 6, 2021
• Gubernatorial Disaster Proclamation
• Gubernatorial Disaster Proclamation
• Gubernatorial Disaster Proclamation
• Gubernatorial Disaster Proclamation
• Executive Order 2021-05 Reissues most executive orders, extending a majority of the provisions through April 3, 2021
• Executive Order 2021-06 Reissues most executive orders, extending a majority of the provisions through May 1, 2021 Executive Order 2021-07 Expands the use of available emergency relief dollars for Illinois utility customers currently at risk of service disconnections
• Executive Order 2021-09 Reissues several executive orders, extending a majority of the provisions through May 29, 2021
• Executive Order 2021-10 Safely expands activities for businesses and organizations that were limited during prior mitigation phases of the COVID-19 pandemic
• Executive Order 2021-11 Reissues several executive orders, extending a majority of the provisions through June 26, 2021
• Executive Order 2021-12 Phase Five Reopening (Supersedes EO 2021-10)
• Executive Order 2021-13 Extends Moratorium on Evictions
• Gubernatorial Disaster Proclamation
• Gubernatorial Disaster Proclamation
• Executive Order 2021-15 Reissues Executive Orders
• Executive Order 2021-18 Mask Requirement for Schools and Long-Term Care Facilities
• Executive Order 2021-19 Reissues Former Executive Orders to Protect Individuals and Businesses from the Delta Variant of COVID-19
• Gubernatorial Disaster Proclamation
• Gubernatorial Disaster Proclamation
• Gubernatorial Disaster Proclamation
Illinois- Which of the below governmental orders caused the full or partial shutdown of your business in the State of Illinois? You may choose more than one.*

State of Emergency declaredExecutive Order 2020-03 Executive Order to Extend Application Deadline for Adult-Use Applications Due to COVID-19Executive Order 2020-04 Cancelling of Large GatheringsExecutive Order 2020-05 Order Closing Public and Private SchoolsExecutive Order 2020-06 Closure of SchoolsExecutive Order 2020-07 Closure of Restaurants and Bars through March 30Executive Order 20-08Executive Order No. 20-09Gov. Pritzker waives overweight permit fees for transportation of emergency relief suppliesGov. Pritzker Announces Series of New Measures to Help Illinoisans Affected by COVID-19Executive Order 20-10 (Stay at Home Order)Executive Order 20-11 Essential Human Services OperationsExecutive Order 20-12 Suspends Healthcare Worker’s Background ChecksGov. Pritzker Announces Income Tax Filing Extension, More Than $90 Million in Small Business AidExecutive Order 20-13 Suspends Admissions to IDOC From County JailsExecutive Order 20-14 Notary and Witness GuidelinesGov. Pritzker Partners with United Way of Illinois, Alliance of Illinois Community Foundations to Launch Illinois COVID-19 Response FundExecutive Order 20-15 Suspends Provisions in the Illinois School CodeExecutive Order 20-16 Suspends Provisions in the Illinois Vehicle CodeExecutive Order 20-17 Extends Cannabis ApplicationsGov. Pritzker Announces Measures to Continue Supporting Families, People Experiencing Homelessness and Child Care ProvidersGov. Pritzker Announces Efforts to Expand and Expedite Medicaid Coverage for Uninsured and Insured Illinois ResidentsGovernor Pritzker and Maylor Lightfoot Announce Plans for 3,000-Bed Alternate Care Setting at McCormick Place to Treat COVID-19 PatientsGov. Pritzker Announces Extension of Stay at Home Order, Suspension of On-Site Learning in Schools Through AprilExecutive Order 20-18 Stay at Home Order ExtensionExecutive Order 20-19 Health Care Facilities, Professionals, and VolunteersGov. Pritzker Kicks Off “All in Illinois” to Reinforce State’s Stay at Home MessagePritzker Administration Expanding Available Services for Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault SurvivorsExecutive Order 20-22 Various ProvisionsExecutive Order 20-23 Professional Regulation LawExecutive Order 20-24 Forensic ServicesExecutive Order 20-25 Civil ProcedureExecutive Order 20-26 Hospital CapacityExecutive Order 20-27 Medical Science InstitutionsExecutive Order 20-28 Radiology CertificationsExecutive Order 20-29 Illinois Insurance CodeExecutive Order 20-30 Clarifies Ceasing EvictionsExecutive Order 20-31 Amends Provisions in the Illinois School CodeDisaster ProclamationExecutive Order 20-32 Stay at Home Order ExtensionExecutive Order 20-33 Reissues Executive OrdersExecutive Order 20-34 Cannabis RequirementsExecutive Order 2020-35 Suspends Various ProvisionsExecutive Order 2020-36 Marriage LicensesExecutive Order 2020-37 Revises Elective SurgeriesUpdated Disaster ProclamationExecutive Order 2020-38 Restoring Illinois – Protecting our Communities – Phase III ReopeningExecutive Order 2020-39 Reissues EO 2020-03 through 2020-37, extending most provisions through June 27, 2020Executive Order 2020-40 Limited Reopening of SchoolsExecutive Order 2020-41 Sports WageringExecutive Order 2020-42 State FairsUpdated Disaster ProclamationExecutive Order 2020-43 Phase Four Reopening – Community Revitalization OrderExecutive Order 2020-44 Reissues Several Executive OrdersExecutive Order 2020-45 Cannabis LicensesExecutive Order 2020-46 Amendment to EO 10 Cementing Illinois’ Comprehensive 2020 Census EffortDisaster ProclamationExecutive Order 2020-47 In-Person LearningExecutive Order 2020-48 Reissues Executive OrderExecutive Order 2020-50 Resumes Admissions to IDOC from County JailsExecutive Order 2020-51 Metro East MitigationDisaster ProclamationExecutive Order 2020-52 Reissues most executive orders, extending a majority of the provisions through September 19, 2020Executive Order 2020-53 In Response to Region 7 Reporting Three Consecutive Days of a Test Positivity Rate of 8 Percent or HigherExecutive Order 2020-54 Additional Metro East MitigationsDisaster ProclamationExecutive Order 2020-55 Reissues most executive orders, extending a majority of the provisions through October 17, 2020Executive Order 2020-56 Executive Order in Response to COVID-19 – Region 1Executive Order 2020-57 Suspends the Requirement that a Medical or Adult Use Cannabis Cultivation Center Agent Must Have a Completed Background CheckExecutive Order 2020-58 Metro East has reached the threshold to lift mitigations following three consecutive days with a rolling positivity rate below 6.5Executive Order 2020-59 Reissues Most Executive Orders, Extending a Majority of the Provisions through November 14, 2020Disaster ProclamationGubernatorial Disaster ProclamationExecutive Order 2020-73 Tier 3 Mitigation StrategiesGubernatorial Disaster ProclamationGubernatorial Disaster ProclamationExecutive Order 2021-01 Reissues Executive Orders, Extending a Majority of Provisions through February 6, 2021Executive Order 2021-02 Regions 2, 3 and 5 Resume Tier 2 MitigationsExecutive Order 2021-03 Updated Mitigation Tiers and PhasesExecutive Order 2021-04 Reissues Most Executive Orders, Extending a Majority of Provisions through March 6, 2021Gubernatorial Disaster ProclamationGubernatorial Disaster ProclamationGubernatorial Disaster ProclamationGubernatorial Disaster ProclamationExecutive Order 2021-05 Reissues most executive orders, extending a majority of the provisions through April 3, 2021Executive Order 2021-06 Reissues most executive orders, extending a majority of the provisions through May 1, 2021Executive Order 2021-07 Expands the use of available emergency relief dollars for Illinois utility customers currently at risk of service disconnectionsExecutive Order 2021-09 Reissues several executive orders, extending a majority of the provisions through May 29, 2021Executive Order 2021-10 Safely expands activities for businesses and organizations that were limited during prior mitigation phases of the COVID-19 pandemicExecutive Order 2021-11 Reissues several executive orders, extending a majority of the provisions through June 26, 2021Executive Order 2021-12 Phase Five Reopening (Supersedes EO 2021-10)Executive Order 2021-13 Extends Moratorium on EvictionsGubernatorial Disaster ProclamationGubernatorial Disaster ProclamationExecutive Order 2021-15 Reissues Executive OrdersExecutive Order 2021-18 Mask Requirement for Schools and Long-Term Care FacilitiesExecutive Order 2021-19 Reissues Former Executive Orders to Protect Individuals and Businesses from the Delta Variant of COVID-19Gubernatorial Disaster ProclamationGubernatorial Disaster ProclamationGubernatorial Disaster Proclamation
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For each Illinois governmental order listed above, please be specific, list the governmental order and the beginning date of impact and ending date of impact. Example: Executive order 1234 Starting Sept 7, 2020, and ending Oct 12, 2021 Note you should list more than one, if applicable. The point is to list ALL orders (checked above) that applied to your business and for ALL periods of time that impacted your business. Without this information, it will severely limit your qualifying period under the shutdown orders test. NOTE: The beginning and end date for each shutdown order listed is absolutely critical, without it, your business will not qualify under the Full or Part Shutdown Order test. *
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ERC Survey 2- Illinois Governmental Shutdown Orders

Full or Partial Governmental Shutdown Orders