Wis. Admin. Code Department of Employee Trust Funds ETF 11.13 - Record
(1) The hearing examiner and appeals
coordinator shall create a record of each appeal, which shall include all of
the following:
(a) All applications, pleading,
motions, intermediate rulings and exhibits and appendices.
(b) Evidence received or considered,
stipulations and admissions.
(c)
Statement of matters officially noticed.
(d) Questions and offers of proof, objections
and rulings thereon.
(e) Any
proposed findings or decisions and exceptions.
(f) Any decision, opinion or report by the
board or hearing examiner.
(g) A
record of oral proceedings, whether a stenographic, electronic or other
record.
(h) Letters and e-mails
sent to the hearing examiner or the board by a party.
(2) The written record shall be maintained as
an adjunct to the appropriate participant file, as determined by the
department, until a final decision has been rendered and the time limit for all
further judicial review has expired without an appeal being filed. Thereafter,
only the portions of the record as deemed necessary for the administration of
the department shall be retained.
(3) The appeals coordinator shall arrange for
a stenographic, electronic or other record of the hearing proceedings to be
made. A written transcript of the hearing shall be prepared upon request of a
party, the hearing examiner, the board or the department. If a written
transcript is prepared, the stenographic, electronic or other record need not
be retained.
(4) When no written
transcript is prepared, any party to the appeal and, subject to s.
40.07, Stats., any other
person may request a copy of the stenographic, electronic or other record of
oral proceedings. The department shall provide a copy to authorized recipients
and may charge fees as provided in s.
ETF 10.71.
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