1. (a) Within 30 days of a decision or order any party or person directly affected may request a rehearing of any matter determined in the proceeding or covered by the decision or order by submitting a written motion specifying:

   1. (1) The issues to be considered at the rehearing; and
   2. (2) Every ground on which it is claimed that the decision or order is unlawful or unreasonable.
2. (b) An objection to a motion for rehearing shall be submitted within 5 days of the date of submission of the motion.
3. (c) The board shall consider a motion for a rehearing at its next regularly scheduled meeting occurring more than 10 days from the submission of the original motion.

4. (d) The board shall grant a motion for rehearing if it determines that:

   1. (1) In the original hearing it incorrectly assessed the relevant evidence;
   2. (2) In the original hearing it incorrectly applied the relevant law;
   3. (3) In the original hearing it failed substantially to comply with this chapter; or
   4. (4) Another reasonable basis for rehearing exists.

Source. #8369, eff 6-7-05; ss by #9668, eff 4-2-10 (formerly Mar 211.08); ss by #12633, eff 10-2-18 (formerly Fam 213.08)