Utah Admin. Code R477-101-5 - Committee
(1) The Division Director or designee shall serve
as chair of the committee, and appoint four executive directors or their designees
to serve on the committee.
(2) Only
executive directors of agencies that employ or contract with ALJs may serve on the
committee.
(3) If a division
investigation establishes a complaint requires further action, the chair shall
convene the committee.
(4) An executive
director of the agency that employs or contracts with the respondent ALJ may not
participate in a committee proceeding involving the respondent ALJ.
(5) After convening the committee, the division
shall provide a copy of the complaint and its investigative results to the committee
and the respondent ALJ.
(6) Within 30
days of the date the committee is convened on a complaint the committee shall
schedule a committee meeting. At the committee meeting the respondent ALJ shall be
given the opportunity to appear, speak, and present documents in response to a
complaint.
(7) Committee members may
attend committee meetings in person, by telephone, by videoconference, or by other
means approved in advance by the chair.
(8) After consideration of any information
provided at the committee meeting, the committee shall dispose of the complaint by
issuing a decision or report with a recommendation to the agency containing:
(a) a brief description of the complaint and the
investigative results;
(b) findings,
and;
(c)
recommendations.
(9) Committee
members may not, individually or collectively, engage in ex parte communications
about proceedings with complainants, witnesses, or ALJs.
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