§ 21.28. Decision.
At the conclusion of a hearing concerning an alleged violation and in a timely manner, the Commission will deliberate on the evidence to determine whether there has been a violation of the act.
(1) At least four members of the Commission present at a meeting must find a violation of the act by clear and convincing proof.
(2) The names of the members finding a violation and the names of those dissenting and abstaining will be listed in the order.
(3) The determination of the Commission, in the form of a final order and findings of fact, will be a matter of public record.
Cross References This section cited in 51 Pa. Code § 23.2 (relating to quorum); 51 Pa. Code § 25.4 (relating to appeal of determination); 51 Pa. Code § 43.2 (relating to Commission proceedings under section 1307 of the act); 51 Pa. Code § 43.5 (relating to investigative process for late or deficient filings); 51 Pa. Code § 63.2 (relating to Commission proceedings regarding prohibited activities under section 13A07 of the act); and 51 Pa. Code § 63.5 (relating to investigative process for late or deficient filings).
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