Section 5-1-33 - Hearings; request for and scheduling(a) A hearing on a contested matter shall be scheduled by the department on its own motion or upon the complaint or petition of any interested person or any agency of the state or county governments when the processing of a complaint or petition necessitates such a hearing.(b) A complaint or petition by an aggrieved person or proper party or by an interested agency of the state or county governments requesting such a hearing 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 matter that is being contested by the complainant or petitioner; (3) the basic facts and issues raised; and (4) the relief to which the party, complainant, or petitioner deems itself entitled. The department may prepare departmental forms that may be substituted for any complaint or petition which may be required for any authorized proceedings pursuant to law or rules.(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, Hawaii Revised Statutes.[Eff JAN. 16, 1993] (Auth: HRS §§ 28-10.8, 91-2) (Imp: HRS § 91-9)