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Summary
The rule allowing attorney advisors to conduct prehearing procedures and issue favorable decisions is extended by two years. This extension pushes the expiration date to August 7, 2015, with no other changes.
Area of Science:
- Administrative Law
- Legal Procedures
Background:
- Attorney advisors currently have authorization to conduct prehearing procedures and issue fully favorable decisions.
- The existing rule was set to expire on August 9, 2013.
Purpose of the Study:
- To extend the authorization for attorney advisors to conduct prehearing procedures and issue fully favorable decisions.
- To update the sunset date of the current rule.
Main Methods:
- This is a final rule, indicating a decision has been made based on previous proposals or existing regulations.
- The primary action involves amending the expiration date of an existing rule.
Main Results:
- The rule authorizing attorney advisors to conduct prehearing procedures and issue fully favorable decisions has been extended.
- The sunset date for this rule is extended to August 7, 2015.
Conclusions:
- The extension ensures continued authorization for attorney advisors in specific procedural capacities.
- No substantive modifications to the original rule's scope are being made, only a temporal extension.
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