§ 14301 Notice Hearing Waiver Authority

This law says that if the commissioner needs to give someone notice or a hearing before making an order, that person can choose to give up those rights and skip the hearing.

Key Takeaways

•Notice and hearing requirements can be skipped if the affected person agrees.
•The waiver must be made by the person who would receive the order.
•Waiving these rights does not affect the commissioner's ability to issue the order.

Example

A business owner receives a notice that the commissioner plans to issue an order against them, but they decide they don't want to go through the hearing process.

The business owner can sign a waiver saying they are okay with the commissioner issuing the order without a hearing, so the order can be finalized more quickly.

Any requirement in this chapter for notice or hearing before the commissioner issues an order may be waived by the person to whom the order is issued. (Repealed and added by Stats. 2002, Ch. 734, Sec. 20. Effective September 20, 2002.)

This law says that if the commissioner needs to give someone notice or a hearing before making an order, that person can choose to give up those rights and skip the hearing.

Key Takeaways

•Notice and hearing requirements can be skipped if the affected person agrees.
•The waiver must be made by the person who would receive the order.
•Waiving these rights does not affect the commissioner's ability to issue the order.

Example

A business owner receives a notice that the commissioner plans to issue an order against them, but they decide they don't want to go through the hearing process.

The business owner can sign a waiver saying they are okay with the commissioner issuing the order without a hearing, so the order can be finalized more quickly.

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