Haw. Code R. § 16-96-8.8 - Prepared written testimony
(a) To promote an
orderly hearing procedure in all contested proceedings for changes in any rate
or charges, the director or hearings officer may issue a prehearing order that
will establish a schedule during which the parties may file with the director
in advance of the hearing the prepared written testimony of any witness
providing oral testimony at the hearing. A copy of the written testimony shall
be served upon all parties to the proceeding.
(b) The prepared testimony and exhibits
accompanying the prepared testimony may be received in evidence without
reading. Witnesses may summarize their prepared testimony during the hearing.
The parties to the proceeding may during the hearing object on evidentiary
grounds to the admissibility of all or part of the prepared testimony or
exhibits and move to strike same.
(c) Any amendments to the prepared testimony
shall be served upon all parties and filed with the director or hearings
officer in accordance with the prehearing order or as the presiding officer
directs. A party introducing totally new matters by revisions or supplements
shall attach a sworn affidavit explaining why these matters were not submitted
with the previous testimony. The presiding officer may, if the explanation is
unreasonable, reject the amended testimony.
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