1. (a) A party may participate at the hearing in person, by attorney or by a representative presenting written authorization to represent that party.
2. (b) A party shall have the right to present relevant oral and written argument on issues of law and fact, to present relevant evidence and to question witnesses of other parties.
3. (c) A party must be present on a timely basis to present evidence, question witnesses or receive notice of scheduling of subsequent sessions. Failure to be present at a hearing session will not be deemed a waiver of the right to receive any written notices.

Consistent with the ALJ's rulings on the extent of participation governed by section 674.4(c) of this Part, the rights of parties are as follows: