49 Pa. Code § 43b.302 - Representation in formal proceedings
(a)
General rule. In formal
proceedings before the licensing boards and commissions under the Bureau, an
individual may appear on their own behalf or may be represented by an attorney
as provided under 1 Pa. Code §
31.22 (relating to appearance by
attorney). A partnership, corporation, limited liability company, trust,
association, agency or political subdivision may be represented in formal
proceedings by an attorney as provided by 1 Pa. Code §
31.22 or may be represented in
formal proceedings by a non-attorney as provided in subsection (b).
(b)
Non-attorney representation
authorized. Non-attorney representation of partnerships, corporations,
limited liability companies, trusts, associations, agencies or political
subdivisions in formal proceedings before the licensing boards and commissions
is permitted as follows:
(1) A general
partner of a partnership may represent the partnership.
(2) A bona fide officer or director of a for
profit or not-for-profit corporation may represent the corporation.
(3) A manager of a manager-managed limited
liability company or a member of a member-managed limited liability company may
represent the limited liability company.
(4) A trustee of a trust may represent the
trust.
(5) A member or other
authorized representative of any other type of association may represent the
association.
(6) An officer or
employee of an agency or political subdivision may represent the agency or
political subdivision, provided the rules and policies of that agency or
subdivision allow the representation.
(c)
Applicability of the General
Rules of Administrative Practice and Procedure. Subsections (a) and
(b) supersede 1 Pa. Code §§
31.21 and 31.23 (relating to
appearance in person; and other representation prohibited at hearings)
regarding representation of partnerships, corporations, limited liability
companies, trusts, associations, agencies or political subdivisions in formal
proceedings before the licensing boards and commissions under the
Bureau.
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