District Of Columbia § 4-210.03 - Hearing officers.
Full text of District Of Columbia D.C. Code § 4-210.03 — Hearing officers., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 4-210.03. Hearing officers.
4-210.03All hearings relating to individual appeals shall be conducted by properly designated hearing officers. Hearing officers are directly responsible to the Mayor in carrying out their duties.
The Mayor shall designate other Department personnel to serve as hearing officers when regular hearing officers are absent or when the number of requests for hearings are too numerous to be expedited by the regular hearing officers. Hearing officers shall be selected from personnel who are not connected with public assistance activity or otherwise involved with the implementation of the public assistance program and shall be directly responsible to the Mayor in carrying out the duties of the hearing officer.
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