(a) Notification of the Charges and Supporting Evidence. Prior to the hearing the individual shall receive a copy of the charges and any supporting evidence unless designated confidential.

(b) Notice of the Hearing. The individual shall be given sufficient notice of the time and place of the hearing.

(c) Attorney. The individual shall have the right to request the assistance of an attorney. (See Section 5207(b).)

(d) Witnesses. The individual shall have the right to request the presence of friendly and/or adverse witnesses at a Prerescission Hearing. Witnesses shall be screened under the procedures of Section 5206(b). If denied, the specific reasons for denial shall be documented and a copy of the document given to the individual. During the hearing the individual has the right, under the direction of the Hearing Officer, to question all witnesses.

(e) Neutral Hearing Officer. The individual has the right to a hearing before a neutral hearing officer.

(f) Findings and Disposition. At the conclusion of the hearing, before the person is excused, the individual shall be advised of the findings and the disposition of the charge. In addition, the individual shall be provided with a written statement of the findings and recommended disposition and the evidence relied upon to support the conclusions reached as soon as possible after the hearing.