1. (a) General.

   1. (1) When a party makes a written request that proceedings be transcribed, the party shall state in writing his election to furnish his own stenographic reporter or to utilize the staff of the agency. If the party elects to furnish the stenographic reporter, the cost of the original transcript shall be assessed to the party requesting the transcription. A stenographic reporter may sell a copy of a transcript if the stenographic reporter first submits a written request to the director containing:

      1. (A) the full name and address of the party requesting the copy;
      2. (B) the number of pages in the transcript; and
      3. (C) the cost of the copy to the party.
   2. (2) If the director determines that the commission will not be adversely affected, the request may be approved by the director, and the stenographic reporter may then furnish a copy to the requesting party at not more than $.30 per page plus the cost of postage, if any. The director of the agency may exclude any stenographic reporter for late delivery or poor workmanship in previous hearings.
2. (b) Suggested corrections. Suggested corrections to the transcript of the record may be offered within 10 days after the transcript is filed in the proceeding, unless the hearing officer or the agency shall permit suggested corrections to be offered thereafter. Suggested corrections shall be served in writing upon each party of record, the official reporter and the hearing officer. If suggested corrections are not objected to, the hearing officer will direct the corrections to be made and the manner of making them. In case the parties disagree on suggested corrections, they may be heard by the hearing officer, who shall then determine the manner in which the record shall be changed, if at all.

Source Note:The provisions of this §29.27 adopted to be effective January 1, 1976.