Connecticut Regulations § 9-7b-33 Intervenors
Regulation Text
(a)
The hearing officer may grant any person status as an intervenor in a contested case if he or she finds that:
(1)
the person has submitted a written petition to the hearing officer and served copies to all parties and intervenors at least five days before the hearing; and
(2)
the petition states facts that demonstrate that the petitioner's participation is in the interest of justice and will not impair the ordinary conduct of the proceeding. An intervenor shall participate only in those portions of the contested case that the hearing officer shall expressly allow.
(b)
The conferring of intervenor status by the hearing officer shall not be deemed to be an admission by the Commission that such intervenor may be aggrieved by any final decision, order or ruling of the Commission.
History
Effective March 23, 1989; Amended July 31, 1998
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