Hearing requirement Clause Samples
Hearing requirement. The Director shall assess an administrative penalty under this Section by an order made after opportunity for a hearing, pursuant to § 2585 of this Act. Before issuing such an order, the Director shall give written notice of the proposed order to the person on whom the penalty is to be assessed and provide such person an opportunity to request a hearing within 30 calendar days of receipt of the notice.
Hearing requirement. Within 2 weeks following the Final Brief Date, the Adjudicator will inform the parties whether he or she believes a hearing would be helpful to him or her, or whether he or she will render a decision on the briefs. If the Adjudicator informs the parties that he or she is not going to hold a hearing, then either party may, within one week after the Adjudicator's decision not to hold a hearing, request a hearing and such request shall be granted by the Adjudicator. The hearing shall commence on a date and at a place in the San Francisco Bay Area to be fixed by the Adjudicator upon consultation with the parties, no later than 3 weeks following the Adjudicator's decision to hold one or either party's request for a hearing. There shall be no live witnesses unless the Adjudicator desires to hear live testimony from each party's expert, which he may so request. Such testimony of each expert shall not exceed two hours in length, 1.5 hours for direct and rebuttal testimony and 0.5 hours for cross. The entire hearing shall last no more than one day.