Mich. Admin. Code R. 792.10111 - Notice of hearing
Rule 111. If the notice of hearing is issued by the hearing system, the notice must contain, at a minimum, all of the following:
(a) The address and phone number, if
available, of the hearing location, or other information, such as remote access
codes, necessary to participate in the hearing.
(b) A statement of the date, hour, place, and
nature of the hearing.
(c) A
statement that all hearings will be conducted in a barrier-free location and in
compliance with the Americans with disabilities act,
42 USC
12101 to
12213, provisions. The notice must
inform the parties that if accessibility is requested, such as braille, large
print, electronic or audio reader, information that is to be made accessible
must be submitted to the hearing system at least 14 business days before the
hearing. If the hearing system is unable to accomplish the conversion before
the date of the hearing, an adjournment must be granted. If a party fails to
provide information for conversion pursuant to this rule, the administrative
law judge may deny adjournment.
(d)
A statement of the legal authority and jurisdiction under which the hearing is
being held.
(e) The action intended
by the agency, if any.
(f) A
statement of the issues or subject of the hearing. On request, the
administrative law judge may require the agency or a party to furnish a more
definite and detailed statement of the issues.
(g) A citation to these
rules.
Notes
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