N.M. Admin. Code § 19.15.4.23 - HEARING BEFORE COMMISSION AND STAYS OF DIVISION ORDERS
A. De novo
applications. When the division enters an order pursuant to a hearing that a
division examiner held, a party of record whom the order adversely affects has
the right to have the matter heard de novo before the commission, provided that
within 30 days from the date the division issues the order the party files a
written application for de novo hearing with the commission clerk. If a party
files an application for a de novo hearing, the commission chairman shall set
the matter or proceeding for hearing before the commission.
B. Stays of division or commission orders. A
party requesting a stay of a division or commission order shall file a motion
with the commission clerk and serve copies of the motion upon the other parties
who appeared in the case, as Subsection A of
19.15.4.10 NMAC provides. The
party shall attach a proposed stay order to the motion. The director may grant
a stay pursuant to a motion for stay or upon the director's own initiative,
after according parties who have appeared in the case notice and an opportunity
to respond, if the stay is necessary to prevent waste, protect correlative
rights, protect public health or the environment or prevent gross negative
consequences to an affected party. A director's order staying a commission
order shall be effective only until the commission acts on the motion for
stay.
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