Haw. Code R. § 20-10-14 - Procedures for the administrative hearing on the setoff
(a) Opportunities shall be afforded all
parties in a contested case to present evidence and argument on all issues
involved.
(b) Any procedure in a
contested case may be modified or waived by stipulation of the parties and
informal disposition may be made of any contested case by stipulation, agreed
settlement, consent order, or default.
(c) For the purpose of decisions, the record
of the contested case shall include:
(1) All
pleadings, motions, and intermediate rulings;
(2) Evidence received or considered,
including oral testimony, exhibits, and a statement of matters officially
noticed;
(3) Offers of proof and
rulings thereon;
(4) Proposed
findings and exceptions;
(5) Report
of the hearing officer who presided at the hearing; and
(6) Staff memoranda submitted to the hearing
officer in connection with the hearing officer's consideration of the
case.
(d) For the purpose
of preserving a record of the proceedings before the hearing officer, the
proceedings shall be recorded. It shall not be necessary to transcribe the
record unless requested for purposes of rehearing, review by the president or
the president's designee, or court review.
(e) Within a reasonable time following the
closure of the hearing on the contested case, the hearing officer shall prepare
a proposed decision on the case as a recommendation for the president or the
president's designee.
(f) No
matters outside the record shall be considered by the hearing officer in making
a proposed decision, except as provided in this chapter.
(g) Every decision and order rendered by the
hearing officer shall be in writing and shall contain a statement of reasons
for the decision and shall include a determination of each issue of fact or law
necessary to the proposed decision. If any party to the contested case
proceeding has filed proposed findings of fact, the hearing officer shall
incorporate in the proposed decision a ruling upon each proposed finding so
presented.
(h) A copy of the
proposed decision shall be served upon both the debtor and the claimant by
delivering or mailing a copy of the proposed decision and accompanying findings
and conclusions to each party or to the party's attorney of record.
(i) If the debtor is adversely affected by
the proposed decision, the debtor shall be afforded an opportunity to file
exceptions to the proposed decision and present argument to the president or
the president's designee before a final decision on the contested case is
rendered by the president or the president's designee. Exceptions shall be
filed in the manner set forth in section
20-10-16(b).
Notes
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