(Effective until January 1, 2025)
What should a written request for administrative review and a request for brief adjudicative proceeding contain?
A written request for administrative review of the school employees benefits board (SEBB) organization's decision and a request for brief adjudicative proceeding should contain:
(1) The name and mailing address of the party requesting an administrative review or the brief adjudicative proceeding;
(2) The name and mailing address of the appealing party's representative, if any;
(3) Documentation, or reference to documentation, of decisions previously rendered through the appeal process, if any;
(4) A statement identifying the specific portion of the decision being appealed and clarifying what is believed to be unlawful or in error;
(5) A statement of facts in support of the appealing party's position;
(6) Any information or documentation that the appealing party would like considered;
(7) The type of relief sought; and
(8) The signature of the appealing party or the appealing party's representative.
[Statutory Authority: RCW
41.05.021,
41.05.160 and SEBB policy resolutions. WSR 19-01-055 (Admin #2018-01), § 182-32-2070, filed 12/14/18, effective 1/14/19.]
(Effective January 1, 2025)
What should a written request for administrative review and a request for brief adjudicative proceeding contain?
A written request for administrative review of the school employees benefits board (SEBB) organization's or employer group's decision and a request for brief adjudicative proceeding should contain:
(1) The name and mailing address of the party requesting an administrative review or the brief adjudicative proceeding;
(2) The name and mailing address of the appealing party's representative, if any;
(3) Documentation, or reference to documentation, of decisions previously rendered through the appeal process, if any;
(4) A statement identifying the specific portion of the decision being appealed and clarifying what is believed to be unlawful or in error;
(5) A statement of facts in support of the appealing party's position;
(6) Any information or documentation that the appealing party would like considered;
(7) The type of relief sought; and
(8) The signature of the appealing party or the appealing party's representative.
[Statutory Authority: RCW
41.05.021,
41.05.160,
41.05.740, 2023 c 13 § 2, and 2023 c 51 § 3. WSR 24-15-107 (Admin #2024-01), § 182-32-2070, filed 7/22/24, effective 1/1/25. Statutory Authority: RCW
41.05.021,
41.05.160 and SEBB policy resolutions. WSR 19-01-055 (Admin #2018-01), § 182-32-2070, filed 12/14/18, effective 1/14/19.]