Or. Admin. R. 690-002-0175 – Exceptions to Proposed Orders of the Administrative Law Judge

(1) If the recommended action in the proposed order issued by the administrative law judge is adverse to any party or the Department, the party or Department may file exceptions and present argument to the Department. Exceptions must be in writing, clearly and concisely identify the portions of the proposed order excepted to, and cite to appropriate portions of the record, Commission policies, rules, or statutes which the party contends support the requested modifications.
(2) Parties must file their exceptions with the Department by any method allowed in the notice of appeal rights provided in the proposed order
(3) A party must file any exceptions within 30 days following the date of service of the proposed order on the parties to the contested case proceeding.
(4) Unless otherwise required by law, the Director must consider any exceptions to the proposed order and issue a final order.
(5) If the applicable law provides for the Commission to review any exceptions or issue the final order, the Commission may form a subcommittee to review the exceptions and provide a report prior to the Commission issuing a final order.

ORS 183.341, ORS 536.025 & ORS 536.027

ORS 183.341, ORS 183.470, ORS 536 – 543 & Or Laws 2025, ch 282