(a) After a complaint has been noticed for hearing, a hearing tribunal consisting of 3 members of the Commission, sitting as the Commission, shall be appointed to make a determination upon such complaint. At the discretion of the Commission, 1 or more hearing examiners may be delegated to hear and report back to the Commission, on any case or question before the Commission.
(b) A hearing examiner may be an employee of the District government or may be selected from a list of qualified hearing examiners prepared by the Commission. Commission members may serve as hearing examiners. Hearing examiners shall be paid on a per diem basis, while actually sitting and hearing a case: Provided, that funds are available for such purpose.
(Dec. 13, 1977, D.C. Law 2-38, title III, § 311, 24 DCR 6038.)
1981 Ed., § 1-2551.
1973 Ed., § 6-2291.
Structure District of Columbia Code
Title 2 - Government Administration
§ 2–1403.01. Powers of Office and Commission; annual report by Mayor
§ 2–1403.02. Complaints; independent action by other District agencies
§ 2–1403.03. Establishment of procedure for complaints filed against District government
§ 2–1403.04. Filing of complaints and mediation
§ 2–1403.07. Injunctive relief
§ 2–1403.08. Posting of notice of complaint in housing accommodation
§ 2–1403.09. Service of process
§ 2–1403.10. Notice of hearing
§ 2–1403.12. Conduct of hearing
§ 2–1403.13. Decision and order
§ 2–1403.15. Enforcement of order
§ 2–1403.16. Private cause of action