La. Admin. Code tit. 55 § III-181

Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 11, November 20, 2024

Section III-181 - Declaratory Orders

A. Any person desiring a ruling on the applicability of any statute, or the applicability or validity of any rule, to the regulation of the reciprocity agreements with foreign countries for the issuance of driver's licenses shall submit a written petition to the assistant secretary. The written petition shall cite all constitutional provisions, statutes, ordinances, cases, and rules which are relevant to the issue presented or which the person wishes the assistant secretary to consider prior to rendering an order or ruling in connection with the petition. The petition shall be typed, printed or written legibly, and signed by the person seeking the ruling or order. The petition shall also contain the person's full printed name, the complete physical and mailing address of the person, and a daytime telephone number.

B. The assistant secretary may request the submission of legal memoranda to be considered in rendering any order or ruling. The assistant secretary or his designee shall base the order or ruling on the documents submitted including the petition and legal memoranda. If the assistant secretary or his designee determines that the submission of evidence is necessary for a ruling, the matter may be referred to a hearing officer prior to the rendering of the order or ruling for the taking of such evidence.

C. Notice of the order or ruling shall be sent to person submitting the petition as well as the persons receiving notice of the petition at the mailing addresses provided in connection with the petition.

D. The assistant secretary may decline to render an order or ruling if the person submitting the petition has failed to comply with any requirement in this Section.

La. Admin. Code tit. 55, § III-181

Promulgated by the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, Office of Motor Vehicles, LR 24:1317 (July 1998).

AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 32:404(F) and R.S. 49:962.