1. (1) The office may set aside an administrative order for any of the following reasons:

   1. (a) a rule or policy was not followed when the order was taken;
   2. (b) the entity was not properly served with a notice of office action;
   3. (c) the entity was not given due process; or
   4. (d) the order has been replaced by a judicial order which covers the same time period.
2. (2) the office shall notify the entity of its intent to set the order aside by serving the entity with a notice of office action. The notice shall be signed by the presiding officer at the level which issued the order.
3. (3) If after serving the entity with a notice of office action, the presiding officer determines that the order shall be set aside, the office shall notify the entity.

KEY: accounts receivable, adjudicative process

Date of Last Change: April 29, 2022

Notice of Continuation: January 4, 2022

Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 63G-4-202; 63G-4-203