30 Tex. Admin. Code § 80.261 - Scheduling Commission Meetings
(a) The
chief clerk, in coordination with the judge, shall schedule motions by parties
requiring commission action and the presentation of the proposal for decision.
The judge, when transmitting the proposal for decision, shall notify the
parties of the date of the commission meeting and the deadlines for the filing
of exceptions and replies. The general counsel, either by agreement of the
parties and the judge, or on the general counsel's own motion, may reschedule
the presentation of the proposal for decision. The chief clerk shall send
notice of the rescheduled meeting date to the parties no later than ten days
before the rescheduled meeting.
(b)
Consistent with notices required by law, the commission may consolidate related
matters if the consolidation will not injure any party and may save time and
expense or otherwise benefit the public interest and welfare.
(c) The commission may sever issues in a
proceeding or hold special hearings on separate issues if doing so will not
injure any party and may save time and expense or benefit the public interest
and welfare.
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