Section Per-A 206.03 - Prehearing Conferences(a) Upon its own motion, or if it agrees with the motion of a party, the board shall convene one or more pre-hearing conferences before one or more of its members or alternates to facilitate the scheduling and hearing of an appeal.(b) Pursuant to RSA 541-A: 31, V, prehearing conferences shall be convened to narrow the factual issues or to consider matters including, but not limited to, one or more of the following: (1) Offers of settlement;(2) Simplification of the issues;(3) Stipulations or admissions as to issues of fact or proof by consent of the parties;(4) Limitations on the number of witnesses;(5) Changes to standard procedures desired during the hearing by consent of the parties;(6) Consolidation of examination of witnesses; or(7) Any other matters which aid in the disposition of the proceeding.(c) If neither the appellant nor the appellant's representative appears at a prehearing conference from which he or she has not been excused, the board shall order the appellant to show good cause, as set forth in Per-A 207.03(c), why the appeal should not be dismissed for lack of prosecution.N.H. Admin. Code § Per-A 206.03
(See Revision Note at chapter heading for Per-A 200) #7378, eff 10-23-00; ss by #9205, eff 10-23-08