Section 20-101-200-200.06 - Decisions(A) Every decision of the Board of Review and Appeals Department shall be in writing and shall include findings of fact sufficient to inform the parties of the basis for the conclusions of law and the decision. Findings of fact must be supported by substantial evidence in the record.(B) A copy of the decision shall be promptly mailed via U.S. Mail or electronically to each party to the proceeding and their representative of record. Written notice of the party's rights to appeal to the Board of Review or the courts, and the time within which such action must be taken, shall be given to each party with the decision.(C) The following statement shall appear on the ALJs decision: "If an appeal is taken to the Board of Review, such appeal will be considered on the record previously made, and no hearing before the Board will be scheduled."(D) The Board of Review shall maintain a record of the vote of each member of the Board of Review with respect to the Board of Review decision. If a decision of the Board of Review is not unanimous, the decision of the majority shall control. The minority may file a dissent from such decision setting forth the reasons why it fails to agree with the majority.20 Miss. Code. R. § 101-200-200.06
Miss. Code Ann. §§ 71-5-115 & 71-5-117 (Rev. 2004).