If the claimant waives in writing his or her privilege of confidentiality as to the hearing, he or she shall be permitted by the Mayor to invite to the hearing any reasonable number of members of the public as he deems appropriate; provided, that the hearing officer may, in his discretion, considering the space and seating capacity of the room in which the hearing is to be held, impose limitations on the number of persons allowed to attend the same.
(Apr. 6, 1982, D.C. Law 4-101, § 1017, 29 DCR 1060.)
1981 Ed., § 3-210.17.
Structure District of Columbia Code
Subchapter X - Hearing Procedures
§ 4–210.01. Right to hearing; notification of right
§ 4–210.02. Grounds; objectives of hearing process
§ 4–210.04. Notification of right to request hearing and method of making request
§ 4–210.05. Request for hearing
§ 4–210.06. Hearing involving medical issues
§ 4–210.07. Procedures for administrative review of request
§ 4–210.08. Time, date, and place of hearing
§ 4–210.09. Time limit on requests
§ 4–210.10. Hearing procedure enumerated
§ 4–210.11. Findings, conclusions, and recommendations by hearing officer
§ 4–210.12. Final decision by Mayor’s agent
§ 4–210.13. Notification of decision and right to judicial review
§ 4–210.14. Right to request hearing while absent from District
§ 4–210.15. File of hearing decisions
§ 4–210.16. Class action permitted; correction or change in policy, construction, or interpretation