R527-200-10. Availability of a Hearing in Informal Adjudicative Proceedings  


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  • 1. A hearing before a presiding officer in the Office of Administrative Hearings, Department of Human Services is permitted in an informal adjudicative proceeding if:

    a. the proceeding was initiated by a notice of agency action; and

    b. the respondent in a properly filed request for hearing or in the course of participation raises a genuine issue as to a material fact as provided in R527-200-11; and

    c. the respondent participates in a preliminary agency conference.

    2. A proceeding before a presiding officer in the Office of Recovery Services, Department of Human Services is permitted if an informal adjudicative proceeding is initiated by a request for agency action.

    a. The presiding officer shall conduct a review of all documentation provided by the requesting party and in the agency files, and issue a Decision and Order stating the decision and the reasons for the decision.

    b. The requesting party shall not be required to appear, either in person or through representation when the proceeding is conducted, but may choose to attend.