58 Pa. Code § 405a.4 - Conduct
(a) As provided in
section 1202.1(c.1) of the act (relating to code of conduct), an attorney
representing the Bureau or Office of Enforcement Counsel, or an employee
involved in the hearing process, may not engage in an ex parte communication
with a member or presiding officer of the Board, the Chief Counsel or an
attorney from the Office of Chief Counsel who is advising the Board in relation
to that matter.
(b) A member or
presiding officer of the Board, the Chief Counsel or an attorney from the
Office of Chief Counsel who advises the Board may not direct, restrict or
influence any employee of the Board or Bureau with respect to the conduct and
scope of an enforcement proceeding or hearing with which the employee is
involved.
(c) If it becomes
necessary for the Chief Counsel or an attorney from the Office of Chief Counsel
or a Board member to become involved on behalf of the Board in any enforcement
proceeding, the Chief Counsel or the attorney from the Office of Chief Counsel
or the Board member involved shall be prohibited from participating in the
adjudication of that matter.
(d)
The Bureau may not disclose any portion of a background investigation report to
a member of the Board, the Chief Counsel or an attorney from the Office of
Chief Counsel who is advising the Board, prior to the Office of Enforcement
Counsel's submission to the Board of the final background investigation report
relating to an applicant's suitability and eligibility for a license, permit,
certification or registration.
Notes
The provisions of this § 405a.4 amended 4 Pa.C.S. §§ 1202.1 and 1516.1.
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