Section 11-1-22 - Hearings; scheduling; requests and complaints; notice(a) The department may schedule a contested case hearing on its own initiative or may schedule one when required by law based upon a complaint.(b) A complaint may set or request a hearing and shall contain concise statements of: (1) The legal authority under which the proceeding, hearing, or action is to be held or made;(2) The disagreement, denial, grievance, or other matter that is being contested by the complainant;(3) The facts and issues raised; and(4) The relief requested. The department may prepare and require the use of forms that may be substituted for any complaint.
(c) No hearing on a contested case shall be held until due notice is given to all parties as provided in sections 91-9 and 91-9.5, HRS.(d) Within the time specified in the complaint, a respondent may request a contested case hearing and shall notify the department of such request in writing.[Eff 2/14/2005] (Auth: HRS §§ 91-2, 321-9) (Imp: HRS §§ 91-2, 91-9, 91-9.5)