Haw. Code R. § 17-1706-14 - Administrative hearing decision
(a) All matters
relating to the administrative hearing shall be heard and disposed of within
one hundred twenty calendar days from the date of request for an administrative
hearing except when the hearing is continued or the record is held open as
specified in section 17-1706-13(f). The time limit shall be extended only for
the period of the continuance.
(b)
Unless the record is held open for additional documentary evidence, after
closing the administrative hearing, the hearing officer shall prepare the
decision in writing. The decision shall contain a statement concerning the
claimant's right to judicial review, the reasons for the decision, the
evidence, and the rules supporting the decision. A copy of the written decision
shall be provided the claimant or the authorized representative and the
department.
(c) The transcript,
recording, or an official record containing the substance of the administrative
hearing proceedings, together with all papers filed in the proceeding and the
hearing officer's decision shall constitute the exclusive record and shall be
maintained in the administrative appeals office. The record shall be made
available to the claimant or the authorized representative during normal
business hours through the administrative appeals office.
(d) The department shall comply with the
administrative hearing decision immediately upon receipt of the decision.
(1) When the pretax setoff administrative
hearing is favorable to the department, the department shall refer the
claimant's name to the comptroller, department of accounting and general
services, as a debtor. A circuit court appeal shall not stay the
referral.
(2) When the tax setoff
administrative hearing is in favor of the claimant, the claimant shall receive
that portion of the claimant's state income tax refund that was
setoff.
(e) All
administrative hearing decisions shall be accessible to the public, subject to
the provision of safeguarding public assistance information stated in section
346-10,
HRS, and the department's confidentiality provisions specified in chapter
17-1702.
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