Ariz. Admin. Code § R14-4-307 - Temporary Orders
A. When the
Commission determines that the public welfare requires immediate action, the
Commission may issue a temporary cease-and-desist order, which will be in
effect for 180 days or until vacated, modified, or made permanent in accordance
with this rule, whichever comes first. The Commission may delegate this
authority to the Director.
B.
Temporary cease-and-desist orders shall be served pursuant to the provisions of
R14-4-303.
C. The temporary
cease-and-desist order shall set forth that the respondent will be afforded a
hearing upon request to docket control of the Commission if the request is
filed in writing within 20 days of service of the temporary cease-and-desist
order. If a request for a hearing is not filed within 20 days, the Commission
may, by written findings of fact and conclusions of law, vacate, modify, or
make permanent the temporary cease-and-desist order.
D. When a respondent requests a hearing in
accordance with the provisions of this rule, the Commission shall set a date,
time, and place for the hearing and shall forthwith notify the respondent. The
date set for the hearing shall be within 30 days, but not earlier than ten
days, after the written request for hearing has been filed, unless otherwise
provided by law, stipulated by the parties, or ordered by the Commission. The
Commission may, after such hearing, by written findings of fact and conclusions
of law, vacate, modify, or make permanent the temporary cease-and-desist
order.
E. The effective date stated
in subsection (A) shall be tolled from the date a hearing is requested until a
decision is entered, unless otherwise ordered by the Commission.
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