Idaho § 67-5284 COOPERATION OF AGENCIES

Idaho Statutes

§ 67-5284 — COOPERATION OF AGENCIES

Idaho § 67-5284

Title 67STATE GOVERNMENT AND STATE AFFAIRS

Ch. 52IDAHO ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE ACT

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Idaho Code § 67-5284 (2026).

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No agency or state officer, other than the chief administrative law judge, shall attempt to influence the selection of a hearing officer for a contested case proceeding or any other matter, except mediations, and the chief administrative law judge shall not permit any such influence; provided that agencies and state officers may inform the office of administrative hearings in writing of their views regarding:

(1)Expertise needed or desired with respect to types of potential contested cases;

(2)Proposed rules under consideration for adoption by the office of administrative hearings;

(3)Legislation or rules under consideration or being proposed by the office of administrative hearings;

(4)Legislation or rules under consideration or being proposed by such agencies or state officers; and (

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No agency or state officer, other than the chief administrative law judge, shall attempt to influence the selection of a hearing officer for a contested case proceeding or any other matter, except mediations, and the chief administrative law judge shall not permit any such influence; provided that agencies and state officers may inform the office of administrative hearings in writing of their views regarding:
(1) Expertise needed or desired with respect to types of potential contested cases;
(2) Proposed rules under consideration for adoption by the office of administrative hearings;
(3) Legislation or rules under consideration or being proposed by the office of administrative hearings;
(4) Legislation or rules under consideration or being proposed by such agencies or state officers; and
(5) Alleged violations of the code of conduct.