N.M. Admin. Code § 19.10.15.20 - TECHNICAL TESTIMONY
A. Any
person, including the petitioner, who intends to present technical testimony at
the hearing shall, no later than 10 working days prior to the hearing, file a
notice of intent to present technical testimony. The notice shall:
(1) identify the person for whom the
witness(es) will testify;
(2)
identify each technical witness the person intends to present and state each
witness's qualifications, including a description of their educational and work
background, and the anticipated duration of each witness's testimony;
(3) if the hearing will be conducted at
multiple locations, indicate the location or locations at which the witnesses
will be present;
(4) summarize or
include a copy of the direct testimony of each technical witness in narrative
form;
(5) include the text of any
recommended modifications to the proposed rule change; and
(6) list and attach all exhibits anticipated
to be offered by that person at the hearing, including any proposed statement
of reasons for adoption of rules.
B. The hearing officer may enforce
19.10.15.20 NMAC's provisions
through such action as the hearing officer deems appropriate, including
exclusion of the technical testimony of any witness for whom a notice of intent
was not timely filed. If such testimony is admitted, the hearing officer may
keep the record open after the hearing to allow responses to such testimony.
The hearing officer may also require that parties submit written rebuttal
testimony prior to hearing.
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