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Code · CFR · Title 36 — Parks, Forests, and Public Property · Part 1150 · § 1150.51

§ 1150.51. Who presides.

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(a)A judge assigned to the case under section 3105 or 3344 of title 5 U.S.C. (formerly section 11 of the Administrative Procedure Act), shall preside over the taking of evidence in any hearing to which these rules of procedure apply.
(b)The A shall, in writing, promptly notify all parties and participants of the assignment of the judge. This notice may fix the time and place of hearing.
(c)Pending his/her assignment, the responsibilities, duties, and authorities of the judge under these regulations shall be executed by the A, through the Chair or another member of the A designated by the Chair. A Board member shall not serve in this capacity in any proceeding relating to the member, his/her Federal agency, or organization of which he/she is otherwise interested. \[53 FR 39474, Oct. 7, 1988\]
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