Illinois Code § 225 ILCS 710/17

Report to Governor and General Assembly.
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It shall be the
duty of the inspector of mines within 3 months after January 1, in each year to
make a report directed to the Governor and legislature of this State, giving a
statistical summary and report of the work of the inspector of mines during the
previous year ended December 31. Such report shall contain a statement showing
the number of people employed in each mine in the State, stating separately the
number of people employed above ground and underground, the number and nature
of fatal and serious accidents occurring in each mine, the number of
inspections made, complaints filed, inquests attended, mines ordered to be
vacated, violations found, and any other information deemed important and
relevant by the inspector of mines, together with such
recommendations as, in the judgment of the inspector of mines, are
necessary or desirable to the carrying out of this Act and to insure the
health and safety of the workers employed within the mines, subject to
the provisions of this Act. Such report shall be published in and made a
part of the annual coal report.

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