8 CSR 60-2.265 - Local Commissions
Rights.
(1) Only those local commissions certified as
substantially equivalent by the Missouri Commission on Human Rights shall have
the power and authority to hear contested cases alleging violations of Chapter
213, RSMo which are alleged to have been committed within the city, town,
village or county which created the local commission.
(A) A local commission shall be certified as
substantially equivalent if the ordinance establishing the local commission
provides similar protections of the procedural rights of parties appearing
before the local commission as are provided by Chapter 213, RSMo and
corresponding rules. Factors to be considered by the commission in determining
substantial equivalence may include, but are not limited to, the following:
1. Contracting status with Equal Employment
Opportunity Commission;
2.
Contracting status with the federal Department of Housing and Urban
Development;
3. Substantive
rights;
4. Procedural rights;
and
5. Powers and duties.
(B) Proceedings before the local
commission shall be consistent with the requirements of section
213.075, RSMo. The order of a
local commission in a contested case shall not be final for appeal purposes
until it has been filed with and reviewed by a hearing examiner of the
commission. Within ninety (90) days of receipt of the local commission's
complete hearing record, the commission hearing examiner shall issue an
opinion. For appeal purposes, the order of the local commission shall become
final thirty (30) days from the date of issuance of the hearing examiner's
opinion. If no opinion is issued by the hearing examiner within ninety (90)
days, the local commission's decision shall be considered final for purposes of
appeal.
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