Are there rules of conduct for public hearing?
The Joint Investigation hearings are open to the public with the following limitations: • The use of laptops, PDAs, and/or cellphones/iphones to capture video or still pictures during the proceedings is prohibited. • The proceedings are open to the public; however, testimony will only be taken from sworn-in witnesses. As this is not a “town-hall” meeting, no comments will be taken from the general public; however, comments can be submitted to the board through the “submit inquiry” button at the Investigation Web site.
Related Questions
- LSC has informed state agencies that they may file public hearing notices with LSC in advance of their rules to ensure that the notices are published in the Register of Ohio for at least 30 days prior to the hearing. How should agencies "pre-file" public hearing notices?
- What procedural rules govern the conduct of administrative proceedings under the UDRP?
- Where are adopted rules and public hearing notices officially published?
