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(a) The examiner shall promptly recommend findings of fact, conclusions of law and an order to the hearing commissioners. A copy of the recommendations will be served on the parties.
(b) On any question which is determinative of the jurisdiction of the commission or of the culpability of any party, the examiner may only make recommendations to the hearing commissioners.
(c) When demeanor, inconsistency, or personal credibility is a basis for the recommendations, the examiner shall specifically note these observations in the recommendations.
(d) Within 15 days after receipt of the examiner's recommendations, any party may file objections with the examiner and serve copies on the parties. The examiner may reconsider the recommendations objected to and may order oral argument. If the examiner denies reconsideration, the hearing record together with the examiner's recommendations and the objections, if any, will be sent to the hearing commissioners for issuance of a final order. If the examiner does not rule on the objections within 20 days after the objections were filed, the objections will be considered overruled.
(e) The examiner may grant a reasonable extension to file objections if a party shows that a transcript is essential to make an objection, or for other good cause shown.
History: Eff. 6/6/75, Register 54; am 12/17/76, Register 60; am 3/12/81, Register 77
Authority: AS 18.80.050
AS 18.80.060 (b)
Editor's note: 6 AAC 30.470(a) , (b) and (c) were based on 6 AAC 30.055(b) , (c) and (e), and 6 AAC 30.470(d) was based on 6 AAC 30.095(a) before 3/12/81. The history note in this section contains the history of 6 AAC 30.055(b) , (c) and (e) and 6 AAC 30.095(a) before 3/12/81.
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