Establishes deadlines for rulings on motions and petitions in rate and non-rate cases before administrative law judges, the secretary, and the Public.
The bill amends the public service law to set deadlines for rulings on motions and petitions in rate and non-rate cases. Administrative law judges must rule on motions within fifteen days for rate cases and thirty days for non-rate cases. The commission must rule on interlocutory review requests within ten days, rehearing requests within forty-five days, and petitions for proceedings within thirty days. Failure to rule within the specified timeframes results in the constructive granting of the motion. The commission can issue rules consistent with these deadlines.
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