Mich. Admin. Code R. 408.43n - Hearing before director; self-insured status, individual and group fund; group fund rates, membership applications, security requirements, and surplus refunds
Rule 13n.
(1) Upon
receiving a notice of intent to deny or terminate self- insured status under
section 611 of the act, MCL 418.611, a party may request a hearing before the
director within 15 days of the mailing of the notice by the agency.
Upon receiving a notice denying a request by a group fund for deviation from manual rates, denial of an individual membership application or security requirement, or a denial of a request for a refund of surplus, the group fund may request a hearing before the director within 15 days of the mailing of the notice by the agency.
(2) The director shall, by certified or
registered mail, notify the appealing party of the date, time, place, and
reasons for holding the hearing. The director shall mail the notice not less
than 15 days before the hearing. If the intent to terminate self-insured status
is based on the self-insurer's failure to maintain existing security
requirements, then the notice must advise the self-insurer that proof of
reinstatement of the security must accompany the request for hearing or the
director may make a final decision on the termination without further
hearing.
(3) If an appearance is
made at a hearing, then it must be made in person by a duly authorized
representative or by counsel.
(4) A
person who has been served with a notice of hearing may, at his or her option,
file a written statement before the date set for hearing or may appear at the
hearing and present an oral statement and other evidence on the issues
contained in the notice of hearing. When written briefs or arguments are
presented, a copy must be served upon the director and other interested parties
not less than 5 days before the date set for the hearing.
(5) If the person or persons who have
requested a hearing fail to appear at a noticed hearing, the director may
consider the request for a hearing as having been abandoned or, in his or her
discretion, may proceed with a hearing of the case and may, on the evidence
presented, make a decision.
(6) A
hearing may not be adjourned or continued, except upon an order of the
director.
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