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(a) A motion must be in writing or given orally on the record at a hearing and must state the grounds for the motion and the relief or order sought. A written motion must comply with 8 AAC 97.010 and 8 AAC 97.015.
(b) A motion to extend time must be accompanied by a statement that the party filing the motion discussed or attempted to discuss the extension with the other parties and must indicate whether the extension is opposed.
(c) To be considered, a response to a motion must be filed with the labor relations agency within 10 days after service of the motion. The response must be served as provided in 8 AAC 97.010 and 8 AAC 97.015.
(d) Hearing oral argument or accepting a reply to a response to a motion is in the discretion of the labor relations agency.
History: Eff. 7/22/93, Register 127
Authority: AS 23.05.380
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