Illinois Code § 70 ILCS 1710/12

A majority of the Commissioners
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duly appointed at each time quorum is at issue shall constitute
a quorum for the
transaction of business of the Commission and the concurrence of a majority
of the Commissioners
present at any meeting where business is conducted
is necessary for the Commission to take any action
authorized by this Act, except that the executive committee, selected as
hereinbefore provided, shall exercise such powers and authority of the
Commission as are delegated to such committee by the bylaws and regulations
adopted by the Commission or as is authorized the executive
committee by Section 9 of this Act. Any Commissioner shall have
authority and it shall be valid for him or her to vote by written
proxy at any meeting of the Executive Committee or other committees
of the Commission on which such Commissioner may serve, provided
that proxies shall never be valid at any meeting of the full Commission
and, provided further that no Commissioner shall be privileged to
vote by written proxy at more than 2 successive meetings of the
Executive Committee or other committees of the Commission on which
such Commissioner may serve.

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