Prehearing statements are limited to a brief explanation of the issues from the audit to be determined by the hearing officer. A statement of the issues, which have not been resolved, that will be presented to the hearing officer. A statement of the issues that the parties have resolved. A statement of all uncontested facts. A list of exhibits that each party expects to introduce into evidence at the hearing and any objections thereto.
All exhibits are to be pre-marked for the record.
A list of witnesses that each party expects to call upon to provide testimony at the hearing. A statement of the estimated time that is necessary for the hearing. Prehearing statements are to be filed by the due date set by the hearing officer. Extensions may be granted if the motion or stipulation requesting additional time is filed with the hearing officer prior to the due date of the statement. Failure to file a prehearing statement by either party does not stop the hearing process.