52 Pa. Code § 1003.73 - Adjudication Department
(a)
Designation. The TLD will include an Adjudication Department
to provide for the administration of hearings and appeals related to
enforcement actions and as otherwise provided for in the act, this part or an
order of the Authority.
(b)
Standing presiding officers. The Authority will appoint at
least one individual to the Adjudication Department as a standing presiding
officer to facilitate the purposes of the act and this part related to hearings
and appeals. The Authority may assign additional tasks to the Adjudication
Department, including the obligation to produce a recommended decision under §
§
1005.201-1005.204 (relating to recommended
decisions).
(c)
Qualifications. A presiding officer appointed to the
Adjudication Department shall have been admitted to practice law before the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania for at least 7 years prior to the date of
designation.
(d)
Additional
staff. The Executive Director may designate additional Adjudication
Department staff necessary to provide for the orderly operation of the
Department, including court reporters.
(e)
Supersession.
Subsections (a)-(d) supersede 1 Pa. Code §
§35.185-35.187 (relating to
designation of presiding officers; disqualification of a presiding officer; and
authority delegated to presiding officers).
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