Rulemakings relating to unfair and deceptive practices.

CFR · 2024-01-01 · US · Title 14

(a) (b) (1) (2) (i) Whether the proposed rule depends on conclusions concerning one or more specific scientific, technical, economic, or other factual issues that are genuinely in dispute or that may not satisfy the requirements of the Information Quality Act; (ii) Whether the ordinary public comment process is unlikely to provide an adequate examination of the issues to permit a fully informed judgment; (iii) Whether the resolution of the disputed factual issues would likely have a material effect on the costs and benefits of the proposed rule; (iv) Whether the requested hearing would advance the consideration of the proposed rule and the General Counsel's ability to make the rulemaking determinations required by this section; and (v) Whether the hearing would unreasonably delay completion of the rulemaking. (3) (4) (5) (ii) The General Counsel shall arrange for a hearing officer to preside over the hearing. (iii) After the hearing and after the record of the hearing is closed, the hearing officer shall place on the docket minutes of the hearing with sufficient detail as to fully reflect the evidence and arguments presented on the issues. The complete record of the hearing shall be made part of the rulemaking record. (iv) Interested parties shall be given an opportunity to file statements or comments after the hearing. (6) (ii) If the General Counsel decides to terminate the rulemaking, the General Counsel shall publish a document in the (iii) If the General Counsel decides

official document · source cfr-2024 · id 14:§ 399.75