Section 456-10-550 - Failure to attend and hearings on the record(1) When a party has failed to attend a hearing after receiving timely notice, the board will consider a motion for default or dismissal brought by any party to the proceedings, or on its own motion. An order for default or dismissal will include the reason for the order and will be served upon all parties.(2) Within 14 calendar days of service of the order, the party against whom the order was entered may submit a written objection requesting that the order be vacated. The objection must state the specific reasons why the order should be vacated, together with proof of service pursuant to WAC 456-10-410. The board may set aside a dismissal, default, or final order for good cause.(3) If the parties agree in writing and the presiding officer approves, an appeal may be submitted to the board on the record and the attendance of one or more parties at the hearing will not be required.Wash. Admin. Code § 456-10-550
Amended by WSR 22-13-111, Filed 6/15/2022, effective 7/16/2022Amended by WSR 22-23-079, Filed 11/14/2022, effective 12/15/2022Statutory Authority: RCW 82.03.170. 05-13-141, § 456-10-550, filed 6/21/05, effective 8/1/05; 89-10-057 (Order 89-03), § 456-10-550, filed 5/2/89.