Service of report of investigation Sample Clauses

Service of report of investigation. A report prepared by the Agency, of its investigation of the matter complained of, and supplements to such a report, may be served on the parties and made a part of the record of the proceeding. Whether such a report or supplement shall be prepared, and whether it shall be served on the parties and made a part of the record, and its contents, shall be in the discretion of the Agency Head. The Judicial Officer shall con- sider information in such a report or supplement as part of the evidence in the proceeding, to the extent that such information is relevant and material to the proceeding. Any party may submit evidence in rebuttal of such informa- tion as is provided generally in these rules for the submission of evidence. Oral testimony, to the extent credible, shall be given greater weight as evi- dence than such information. (a) Filing; number of copies. Prior to docketing of a proceeding under these rules, all documents and papers other than the initial complaint, filed in the proceeding, shall be filed with the Agency. After such docketing of a pro- ceeding, all such documents and papers shall be filed with the hearing clerk, Provided, That all such documents and papers, except a petition for disquali- fication of a presiding officer, shall be filed with the presiding officer if the parties have been served with written notice to do so. Each such document or paper shall be filed in quadruplicate with an extra copy for each party in excess of two, except as otherwise pro- vided in these rules. Any document or paper not filed in the required number of copies, except an initial complaint, may be returned to the party filing it.
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