Section 351-12-9 - Joint Scheduling Memorandum1. The parties or their representatives shall confer and complete fully and accurately a Joint Scheduling Memorandum. The petitioning party shall file the Joint Scheduling Memo with the appropriate regional office no later than 45 days after mediation or the filing of a petition, whichever is later. If the Joint Scheduling Memo is not received in a timely fashion, the Administrative Law Judge may dismiss the pending petitions if the Joint Scheduling Memo is not filed within 21 days after notice from the Board that the petitions will be dismissed. An objection to the Joint Scheduling Memo must be filed no later than 21 days after its submission.2. A hearing will not be scheduled on a petition until the parties file a Joint Scheduling Memo as provided in this section.3. The Administrative Law Judge may deem waived legal issues not raised in the Joint Scheduling Memo.4. A Joint Scheduling Memo template is included in Appendix I.90- 351 C.M.R. ch. 12, § 9