Section PSC 2.20 - Parties(1) WHO ARE PARTIES. The following are parties to proceedings or dockets: (a) In a proceeding, a person filing an application is an applicant.(b) In a proceeding, a person filing a complaint is a complainant.(c) In a proceeding, a person filing a petition is a petitioner.(d) In a proceeding, a person named as provided in s. PSC 2.07(3) is a respondent.(e) A person admitted as a party in a proceeding under s. PSC 2.21(1) or (2) or a person admitted as a party in a docket under s. PSC 2.21(2) is an intervener.(f) Commission staff, if designated as provided in s. PSC 2.03(2).(2) RIGHT TO TESTIFY. A person may testify at a hearing without becoming a party.(3) NON-PARTY BRIEFS. The commission may allow a non-party to file briefs as a friend of the commission.(4) INTERVENTION IN DOCKETS. A person may intervene in a docket as provided in s. PSC 2.21(2).Wis. Admin. Code Public Service Commission PSC 2.20
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