52 Pa. Code § 63.222 - Expedited process for resolution of migration disputes between service providers
(a) The
Commission will provide a nonadversarial, expedited dispute process to address
migration disputes between service providers. The Commission will designate
Commission staff as contact persons through which LSPs and NSPs may request
expedited resolution for alleged problems between service providers or
compliance with this title.
(b) An
LSP or NSP that has a dispute under this subchapter with another LSP which
cannot be resolved between the entities may refer the dispute to the expedited
dispute process for a suggested resolution in a nonadversarial
context.
(c) The Commission
designee will review the dispute within 2 working days of the date the dispute
was received, attempt to contact the involved entities and suggest a nonbinding
resolution of the dispute, consistent with §
1.96 (relating to unofficial
statements and opinions by Commission personnel).
(d) If the expedited dispute process fails to
resolve the dispute, the parties may resort to the Commission's mediation
process under §
§
69.391-69.397 (relating to mediation
process) or formal dispute resolution processes.
(e) The expedited dispute process is neither
mandatory nor a prerequisite to the Commission's mediation or formal dispute
resolution processes.
Notes
This section cited in 52 Pa. Code § 63.201 (relating to general migration standards).
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