Maine Statutes
§ 5 §1825-F — Final agency action
Decisions made by an appeal committee under section 1825‑E, subsection 3 constitute final agency action on the petitioner's appeal for the purposes of judicial review under chapter 375, subchapter 7. The Chief Procurement Officer shall notify a petitioner of a final agency action made under this subchapter in writing within 7 days of the final agency action. Notification of final agency action must include:
1.Complaint.
A brief summary of the nature of the petitioner's appeal;
2.Decision.
Notification of the decision of the appeal committee;
3.Reasons.
An explanation of the reasons for the decision; and
4.Right to judicial review.
An explanation of the petitioner's right to judicial review of final agency action.
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Legislative History
PL 1989, c. 785, §2 (NEW). PL 1993, c. 192, §2 (AMD). PL 2023, c. 516, Pt. B, §26 (AMD).
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§ 5 §1825
Prohibitions§ 5 §1825-A
Definitions§ 5 §1825-B
Bids, awards, contracts and grants§ 5 §1825-C
Rulemaking§ 5 §1825-D
Public notice and review of bids§ 5 §1825-E
Appeal procedures§ 5 §1825-F
Final agency action§ 5 §1825-G
Failure to act§ 5 §1825-H
Deadline for adoption of rules§ 5 §1825-I
Consultants§ 5 §1825-J
Reports§ 5 §1825-L
State purchasing code of conduct§ 5 §1825-M
Exception§ 5 §1825-N
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