(b) The board, its director, or the director’s designee may request that the respondent:

1. (1) Answer allegations in writing;
2. (2) Produce relevant evidence; or
3. (3) Appear in person before the board.

(d) The board, its director, or the director’s designee shall provide the subject of the subpoena with:

1. (1) Reasonable notice of the subpoena; and
2. (2) An opportunity to respond.

(e)

1. (1) The board, its director, or the director’s designee may subpoena any person, book, or record for testimony or presentation at any public hearing called by the board.

2. (2)

   1. (A) Respondents may request the director of the board to issue a subpoena on his or her behalf for any witness, book, or other document relevant to the issues identified in the notice of hearing.
   2. (B) Respondent must make his or her request to the director for a subpoena no less than five (5) business days before a public hearing identified in the notice of hearing.
   3. (C) Respondent must provide:

(i) The full name;

1. (ii) The address; and

   1. (iii) Any additional contact information the respondent may possess that is necessary for the issuance of a subpoena by the director on behalf of that respondent.
   2. (D) Respondent or his or her counsel shall be responsible for ensuring service of any subpoena prepared by the director at respondent or his or her counsel’s request.
   3. (E) A respondent or his or her counsel may not issue their own subpoena as only the board, its director, or the director’s designee has the authority to issue a subpoena as part of this complaint process.