34 Tex. Admin. Code § 67.73 - Documentary Evidence
(a) Documentary
evidence may be received in the form of copies or excerpts, upon a showing that
the original is not readily available. On request, however, Parties shall be
given an opportunity to compare the copy with the original.
(b) When a large number of similar documents
are offered, the Examiner may limit those admitted to a number which are
typical and representative, and may, in his discretion, require a summarization
of the relevant data from the documents and the presentation of the summary in
the form of an exhibit; however, before making this requirement, the Examiner
shall see that all Parties of record or their Authorized Representatives are
given a reasonable opportunity to examine the documents from which the
summaries are made.
(c) Documents
containing confidential medical or psychiatric records or health information or
sensitive data as defined by Texas Rules of Civil Procedure 21c(a) may, upon
proper and timely motion, be placed under seal and access limited to the
Parties, the Examiner, the Executive Director, his/her staff and the Board or
its designee in accordance with applicable law. In Proceedings involving
allegations of misrepresentation, improper failure to disclose or other
misconduct by the Appellant, the interests of the plans and programs
administered by the Board shall be considered in ruling on a motion to seal
records, and the Examiner's Order on the motion shall be subject to review by
the Board or its designee. Nothing in this section shall be construed as
limiting ERS' discretion to share evidence of criminal misconduct with any
appropriate law enforcement authority or to otherwise disclose or use the
confidential information as authorized by law. The requirements of Texas Rule
of Civil Procedure 76a shall not be applicable in ERS Proceedings.
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