43 CFR § 4.790 Department of the Interior Hearings and Appeals Procedures

§ 4.790 What happens if the Board remands the case to the presiding officer?

Current through Aug 12, 2026 · Read all of Part 4

⚠ 1 pending change to Part 4

If the Board issues a decision remanding a case to the presiding officer, the presiding officer:

(a) May, subject to any directions or restrictions in the Board's decision and § 4.315, do one or more of the following to resolve any issues of fact or law:

(1) Request information from the Project Director and the parties in interest or other persons or entities;

(2) Schedule and hold a prehearing conference;

(3) Schedule and hold a hearing; or

(4) Take any other action authorized by this subpart; and

(b) Will issue an order upon remand determining the issues of fact or law.

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