Intermediary proceedings require notice, written submissions, reasoned recommendations, and final orders, with common orders permitted for similar matters. Regulation 33B requires an appointed Board officer to issue notice to an intermediary and obtain a written submission within the specified period, subject ... Summary
Intermediary proceedings require notice, written submissions, reasoned recommendations, and final orders, with common orders permitted for similar matters.
Regulation 33B requires an appointed Board officer to issue notice to an intermediary and obtain a written submission within the specified period, subject to a reasoned extension. After a default or submission, the officer must report with reasons and may recommend appropriate action. The Chairman or member may issue an appropriate order and may dispense with appointment where the intermediary seeks dispensation. Common orders may address substantially identical or similar subject matter involving multiple intermediaries.
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