record open for a reasonable period to permit a party to submit additional evidence or argument. Draft Resolution Pursuant to Resolution ALJ-299, Rules 17 and 18 of the Citation Appellate Rules, the ALJ will issue a draft resolution resolving the appeal expeditiously, and no later than 60 days after the appeal is submitted. The draft resolution will be placed on the first available agenda, consistent with the Commission’s applicable rules. Persons may file comments on the draft resolution pursuant to Rule 14.5 of the Commission’s Rules of Practice and Procedure. Rehearing A resolution approved by the Commission is subject to rehearing pursuant to Public Utilities Code Section 1731 and to judicial review pursuant to Public Utilities Code Section 1756. Prohibition on Ex Parte Communications Pursuant to Resolution ALJ-299, Rule 19 of the Citation Appellate Rules, ex parte communications as defined by Rule 8.1(c) of the Commission’s Rules of Practice and Procedure, with a decision maker, including any Commissioner, Commissioner advisor, the Chief ALJ, any Assistant Chief ALJ, the assigned ALJ, or the Law and Motion ALJ, are prohibited from the date the citation issued, through the date a final order is issued on the citation appeal. A final order means the date when the period to apply for rehearing of the Commission resolution on the appeal has expired and no application for rehearing has been filed, or if an application for rehearing is filed, the date when the period to seek judicial review of the decision finally resolving the application for rehearing has passed without any party seeking judicial review; or if judicial review is sought, the date any court cases are finally resolved.
record open for a reasonable period to permit a party to submit additional evidence or argument. Draft Resolution Pursuant to Resolution ALJ-299, Rules 17 and 18 of the Citation Appellate Rules, the ALJ will issue a draft resolution resolving the appeal expeditiously, and no later than 60 days after the appeal is submitted. The draft resolution will be placed on the first available agenda, consistent with the Commission’s applicable rules. Persons may file comments on the draft resolution pursuant to Rule 14.5 of the Commission’s Rules of Practice and Procedure. Rehearing A resolution approved by the Commission is subject to rehearing pursuant to Public Utilities Code Section 1731 and to judicial review pursuant to Public Utilities Code Section 1756. Prohibition on Ex Parte Communications Pursuant to Resolution ALJ-299, Rule 19 of the Citation Appellate Rules, ex parte communications as defined by Rule 8.1(c) of the Commission’s Rules of Practice and Procedure, with a decision maker, including any Commissioner, Commissioner advisor, the Chief ALJ, any Assistant Chief ALJ, the assigned ALJ, or the Law and Motion ALJ, are prohibited from the date the citation issued, through the date a final order is issued on the citation appeal. A final order means the date when the period to apply for rehearing of the Commission resolution on the appeal has expired and no application for rehearing has been filed, or if an application for rehearing is filed, the date when the period to seek judicial review of the decision finally resolving the application for rehearing has passed without any party seeking judicial review; or if judicial review is sought, the date any court cases are finally resolved.
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