Haw. Code R. § 4-1-42 - Recommended decision; exceptions
(a) The hearing
officer's recommended decision shall be filed as soon as practicable and not
later than thirty calendar days after the close of the reception of
evidence.
(b) The hearing officer's
recommended decision shall become a part of the record and include separate
findings of fact and conclusions of law as well as reasons therefor. The
findings and conclusions shall be based upon the whole record and supported by
reliable, probative, and substantial evidence, including facts of which the
hearing officer may have taken official notice.
(c) If any party to the proceeding has filed
proposed findings, the hearing officer shall incorporate in the recommended
decision a ruling upon each proposed finding.
(d) A copy of the hearing officer's
recommended decision shall be served upon each party or the party's counsel of
record.
(e) Within ten calendar
days after receipt of a copy of the hearing officer's recommended decision, any
party may file with the board exceptions to any part thereof and request review
by the board. Each exception shall specify the portions of the record and the
authorities relied on to sustain each point. A copy of the exceptions and
request for review shall be served upon each party or the party's counsel of
record.
Notes
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