Section 62.01.01.625 - RECOMMENDED ORDERS01.Definition. Recommended orders are orders issued by a person other than the agency head that will become a final order of the agency only after review of the agency head (or the agency head's designee) pursuant to Section 67-5244, Idaho Code.02.Content. Except where otherwise provided by statute or rule, every recommended order must contain the following paragraphs or substantially similar paragraphs:a. This is a recommended order of the presiding officer. It will not become final without action of the agency head. If you disagree with this recommended order, you may file a "motion for reconsideration" with the presiding officer, or you may file "exceptions" with the agency head. You are allowed to file both.b. If you would like to file a motion for reconsideration of this recommended order with the presiding officer, you must do so within fourteen (14) days of the service date of this order. After the presiding officer receives your motion for reconsideration, they have twenty-one (21) days to rule upon it. If they do not issue a ruling within twenty-one (21) days, your motion will be considered denied.c. If another party has filed a motion for reconsideration of this recommended order, you must file any opposition brief within fourteen (14) days from the service date of the motion for reconsideration. No further briefing by any party will be permitted unless the presiding officer, in their discretion, requests it.d. You may also file any exceptions you may have to this recommended order, with a supporting brief, directly with the agency head within fourteen (14) days of the service date of this order, unless the agency head sets a different deadline.e. If another party has filed exceptions to this recommended order with the agency head, you must file any opposition brief within fourteen (14) days from the service date of the exceptions. No further briefing by any party will be permitted unless the agency head, in their discretion, requests it.f. If you would like to request oral argument regarding any motion for reconsideration or exceptions, you must state so in your filings. The decision whether to have oral argument is a decision for the presiding officer or the agency head to make, and they may decide to not have oral argument, even if you or any other party has requested it.03.Content if Reconsideration is Not Permitted or Feasible. Where statute or rule does not permit a motion for reconsideration, or otherwise renders a motion for reconsideration not feasible (e.g., insufficient time), the recommended order must contain the following paragraphs or substantially similar paragraphs: a. This is a recommended order of the presiding officer. It will not become final without action of the agency head. If you disagree with this recommended order, you may file "exceptions" with the agency head. Motions for reconsideration filed with the presiding officer will not be considered.b. You may file any exceptions you may have to this recommended order, with a supporting brief, directly with the agency head within [number of days for which the governing statute or rule would sufficiently allow for submission of exceptions and consideration thereof in advance of a final order, as determined by the presiding officer] days from the service date of this recommended order, unless the agency head sets a different deadline.c. If another party has filed exceptions to this recommended order with the agency head, you must file any opposition brief within [number of days for which the governing statute or rule would sufficiently allow for submission of responses to exceptions and consideration thereof in advance of a final order, as determined by the presiding officer] days from the service date of the motion for reconsideration. No further briefing by any party will be permitted unless the agency head, in their discretion, requests it.d. Oral arguments will not be allowed unless requested by the agency head.04.Service of Recommended Orders. All recommended orders must be served on all parties contemporaneously with the issuance of the recommended order.Idaho Admin. Code r. 62.01.01.625