Wis. Admin. Code Department of Administration-Division of Hearings and Appeals § HA 3.12 - Wisconsin works
(1) Upon receipt of a timely petition under s. 49.152, Stats., the division
shall review the fact-finding decision of the Wisconsin works agency .
(2) The division shall deny a petition or refuse to grant relief if the
Wisconsin works applicant or recipient withdraws the petition in writing.
(3) Upon receipt of a petition, the division may make any additional
investigation it considers necessary.
(4) The Wisconsin works
agency shall forward the fact-finding file to the division within 5 days of notification of the request for
review.
(5) If the division or administrative law judge
determines that the record provided for review is inadequate or incomplete, the division may conduct a
hearing, issue an interim decision directing the Wisconsin works agency to supplement the record, or take
further action considered necessary to provide for a meaningful review.
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(1) Upon receipt of a timely petition under s. DCF 101.22(2) (b) or (c), the division shall review the fact-finding decision of the Wisconsin works agency.
(2) The division shall deny a petition or refuse to grant relief if the Wisconsin works applicant or recipient withdraws the petition in writing.
(3) Upon receipt of a petition, the division may make any additional investigation it considers necessary.
(4) The Wisconsin works agency shall forward the fact-finding file to the division within 5 days of notification of the request for review.
(5) If the division or administrative law judge determines that the record provided for review is inadequate or incomplete, the division may conduct a hearing, issue an interim decision directing the Wisconsin works agency to supplement the record, or take further action considered necessary to provide for a meaningful review.