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1 <br />b. The Board may render advisory opinions with respect to <br />the application of Section 2 -91.3 of the HCC relating to <br />lobbyist registration. <br />4.5 Rejection of Request <br />a. Except in the case of a written request by the elected or <br />appointed officer or employee, former officer or former <br />employee concerned, the Board may, for good cause, refuse <br />to entertain a request for an advisory opinion. <br />b. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the <br />Board may refuse to entertain a request where: <br />(1) The request is speculative or purely hypothetical <br />and does not involve an actual situation; <br />(2) The request is frivolous; or <br />(3) The request does not substantially comply with <br />requirements set out above. <br />C. In no case shall the Board entertain a request that is <br />not in writing and not signed by the person making the <br />request or his representative. <br />4.6 Acknowledgment of Request <br />a. <br />The Board shall acknowledge <br />writing to the <br />the receipt of the request in <br />person submitting the request. <br />b. <br />If the request was made by a <br />request shall be sent to the <br />third party, a copy of the <br />with the name of the person <br />officer or employee involved <br />making the <br />request deleted. <br />4.7 Opportunity <br />to Respond <br />a. <br />When an officer or employee <br />party request sent to him in <br />receives a copy of a third <br />he shall have an opportunity <br />twenty days <br />accordance with Rule 4.6(b), <br />to respond in writing <br />after receipt of <br />within <br />the copy of the <br />request. <br />b. <br />In the response, the officer <br />request for a hearing before <br />or employee may include a <br />the Board. Such request <br />will be deemed to be a request for an investigatory <br />hearing. <br />-10- <br />
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