Section 407-293-15 - DUTIES OF ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR; DELEGATION OF AUTHORITYA.Upon Filing of Notice by Carrier. Upon receipt of a notice filed pursuant to Sections 4, 5, 6 or 7, the Administrative Director shall determine whether any of the factual circumstances contained in the exceptions in those sections apply to the competitive telecommunications carrier that is stating that it will no longer provide service. If the Administrative Director determines that those circumstances do exist, the abandonment of service and termination of authority shall not be effective until granted by the Commission. The Administrative Director shall notify the carrier within 7 days following receipt of the carrier's notice that the abandonment of service and (if applicable) the termination of authority are not effective and can only be granted by the Commission. The Administrative Director shall promptly notify the Commission or the presiding officer assigned to the case of the action taken. The authority of the Administrative Director to make the determination described in this subsection constitutes a delegation of the Commission's power pursuant to 35-A M.R.S.A. §107(4).B.Following Abandonment. On the effective date of an abandonment of all service pursuant to Sections 4 or 6, the Administrative Director shall cause the records of the Commission, including the docket or dockets in which the competitive telecommunications carrier obtained authority to provide service, to indicate that the carrier no longer has authority to provide service and shall remove the carrier's name from any lists of authorized carriers that the Commission maintains.65- 407 C.M.R. ch. 293, § 15