Wash. Admin. Code § 196-09-055

Current through Register Vol. 24-22, November 15, 2024

Section 196-09-055 - Records required for brief adjudicative proceeding

The records for the brief adjudicative proceeding may include, but are not limited to:

(1) License related denials:

(a) All correspondence, including emails, between the applicant or respondent and the board staff regarding an initial determination including copies of applications, renewal notice(s), denials, or appeals;

(b) All documents received by the board from or on behalf of the applicant, licensee or respondent relating to information, payments, or explanations that have been provided to the board;

(c) Copies of all supplementary information related to application or complaint review by staff or board member;

(d) All documents relied upon by board staff in reaching the initial determination;

(e) Any other information that may be of assistance to the presiding officer in deciding the case.

(2) Determination of compliance with previously issued board order:

(a) The previously issued final order or agreement;

(b) All reports or other documents submitted by, or at the direction of, the license holder, in full or partial fulfillment of the terms of the final order or agreement;

(c) All correspondence between the license holder and the board regarding compliance with the final order or agreement; and

(d) All documents relied upon by the board showing that the license holder has failed to comply with the previously issued final order or agreement.

Wash. Admin. Code § 196-09-055

Amended by WSR 18-21-028, Filed 10/5/2018, effective 11/5/2018

Amended by WSR 21-22-092, Filed 11/2/2021, effective 12/3/2021

Statutory Authority: RCW 18.43.035 and chapter 18.235 RCW. 06-11-121, § 196-09-055, filed 5/19/06, effective 6/19/06. Statutory Authority: Chapters 18.43 and 18.235 RCW. 04-04-001, § 196-09-055, filed 1/21/04, effective 2/21/04.

Reviser's note: RCW 34.05.395 requires the use of underlining and deletion marks to indicate amendments to existing rules, and deems ineffectual changes not filed by the agency in this manner. The bracketed material in the above section does not appear to conform to the statutory requirement.