34 Tex. Admin. Code § 67.21 - Intervention
(a) Any Person, Administering Firm, Insurer
or Agency with standing and who is interested in intervening in any Proceeding
before the Board or its designee may request to appear formally in the
Proceeding, by filing a motion to intervene with the Executive Director at
least thirty (30) days in advance of the hearing or submission date.
(b) Any Person, Administering Firm, Insurer
or Agency with standing and who is interested in intervening in any Proceeding
pending before an Examiner may file a motion to intervene with the Examiner at
least thirty (30) days in advance of the hearing date.
(c) All motions to intervene shall include
any relevant, material, and proper testimony and evidence bearing upon the
issues involved in the particular Proceeding, reasons why such intervention is
proper, and in what ways the movant has an economic, proprietary, or other
substantial justiciable interest in the Proceeding. The motion must be
supported by a showing of standing and good cause to intervene.
(d) The Executive Director or Examiner,
subject to timely review by the Board or its designee, may determine whether or
not intervention should be permitted.
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