- (a) A declaratory order is a means of resolving a controversy or answering questions or doubts concerning the applicability of statutory provisions, rules, or orders over which the agency has enforcement authority.
- (b) A petition for declaratory order may be used only to resolve questions or doubts as to how the statutes, rules, or orders may apply to the petitioner’s particular circumstances.
- (c) A declaratory order is not the appropriate means for determining the conduct of another person or for obtaining a policy statement of general applicability from an agency.
- (d) A petition for declaratory order must describe the potential impact of statutes, rules, or orders upon the petitioner’s interests.