New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 13 - INSURANCE
Chapter 21 - PATIENT'S COMPENSATION FUND
Part 4 - ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS
Section 13.21.4.9 - REQUESTING A HEARING

Universal Citation: 13 NM Admin Code 13.21.4.9

Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 18, September 24, 2024

A. Written request required. Any person seeking a hearing before the superintendent shall file a written request for a hearing to the OSI's electronic docket or as otherwise directed by the superintendent. The request shall include all of the following:

(1) a brief summary identifying the nature of the dispute;

(2) the applicable statute, rule, bulletin, or order in dispute in the matter;

(3) a statement of the jurisdictional basis for the superintendent to adjudicate the matter;

(4) the triggering action of the superintendent, such as an order, denial, suspension, revocation, penalty, fine, rule, or interpretative publication;

(5) the requestor's reason for challenging that action or inaction; and

(6) the mailing address of the requestor.

B. Request rejected. The superintendent may reject any request for hearing if the superintendent lacks jurisdiction to adjudicate the matter; the matter is moot; or the request for hearing is procedurally or substantively deficient.

(1) If a request for hearing is rejected, the superintendent will issue an order denying the request with an explanation .

(2) If the request for hearing is deficient for any reason other than lack of subject matter jurisdiction of mootness, the requestor may correct any deficiency and resubmit the request for hearing.

C. Designation of hearing officer. Upon receipt of a request for hearing that contains all information required by Subsection A of this section and over which the superintendent has jurisdiction, the superintendent may designate a hearing officer to preside in the matter based on the knowledge, expertise, experience, efficiency, and staffing needs of the office. The superintendent may subsequently reassign the matter to a different hearing officer, if necessary. The superintendent shall assign a docket number to be referenced in all subsequent communications and filings concerning the matter.

D. Intervenors. Any person who claims an interest relating to the subject of a notice of hearing, and is so situated that the hearing may impair or impede the person's ability to protect that interest, may apply to intervene in the proceeding.

(1) In determining whether to allow or deny intervention, the superintendent shall consider the nature of the claimed interest of the applicant, the potential impact of the superintendent's decision on the applicant's ability to protect that interest, the timeliness of the application, the potential disruption of the proceedings and prejudice to existing parties if intervention were allowed.

(2) Whether to allow intervention at the sole discretion of the superintendent.

(3) OSI staff may intervene in any proceeding as a matter of right by filing a notice of intervention.

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