Request for Review Hearing Clause Samples
The Request for Review Hearing clause establishes a party's right to formally ask for a hearing to review a decision or action taken under the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the process for submitting such a request, including any deadlines, required documentation, and the authority responsible for conducting the review. By providing a structured mechanism for challenging or appealing decisions, the clause ensures fairness and transparency, allowing parties to address grievances or disputes in an orderly manner.
Request for Review Hearing. If a provider disputes any action taken by the Coalition pursuant to the terms of the Statewide Voluntary Prekindergarten Provider Contract, the provider may request a review hearing in writing by sending it to the contact person listed in the Coalition’s action. A review hearing is a “meeting” for the purposes of the Sunshine Law which is subject to public notice. During a review hearing, the provider will have a reasonable opportunity to address Coalition staff-persons or sub-contractor staff regarding the Coalition’s action and to present supporting evidence before a Review Hearing Committee. Provider may have an attorney present at the review hearing to represent or advise the provider.
Request for Review Hearing. If a provider disputes any action taken by the Coalition pursuant to the terms of the Statewide Voluntary Prekindergarten Provider Contract, the provider may request a review hearing in writing by sending it to the contact person listed in the
Request for Review Hearing. If a provider disputes an action taken by ELCFH regarding the terms of this Contract, a written request for review hearing needs to be sent to the contact person listed in the ELCFH notice. A review hearing is a “meeting” for the purposes of the Sunshine Law and is subject to public notice.
Request for Review Hearing. The request for review hearing must state: the name and contact information of an individual authorized to provide information and binding responses on behalf of provider; the specific action by the Coalition that the provider disputes, the specific reasons for the provider’s belief; and whether the provider will be represented by an attorney or another individual during the review hearing.