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Code · CFR · Title 10 — Energy · Part 2 — Agency Rules of Practice and Procedure · § 2.1325

§ 2.1325. Motions and requests.

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(a)Motions and requests shall be addressed to the Presiding Officer, and, if written, also filed with the Secretary and served on other participants.
(b)Other participants may respond to the motion or request. Responses to written motions or requests shall be filed within 5 days after service unless the Commission or Presiding Officer directs otherwise.
(c)The Presiding Officer may entertain motions for extension of time and changes in schedule in accordance with paragraphs
(a)and
(b)of this section.
(d)When the Commission does not preside, in response to a motion or request, the Presiding Officer may refer a ruling or certify a question to the Commission for decision and notify the participants.
(e)Unless otherwise ordered by the Commission, a motion or request, or the certification of a question or referral of a ruling, shall not stay or extend any aspect of the hearing.
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