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18 <br />1 us from the proceedings at that point. <br />2 What I don't want to do, what I'm trying <br />3 to guard against is any consent on my clients' part <br />4 to waive the notice that they received from DMG <br />5 that the prior proceedings -- proceedings <br />6 previously scheduled had been canceled. We have <br />7 conducted our affairs according to that notice, and <br />8 we are not prepared to waive it. <br />9 So my conception is that you begin this <br />10 proceeding as a separate proceeding if you grant my <br />11 motion to intervene -- my client's motion to <br />12 intervene, and we will present argument on that, <br />13 and then if the board decides that it has <br />14 jurisdiction to go forward, I would certainly hope <br />15 that it would enter an order to that effect, and we <br />16 c•~i11 r_hen excuse ourselves from the proceeding. <br />17 MR. BROWN: Mr. Chairman, Steve Brown <br />18 for the division. I think, in my mind, what this <br />19 boils down to is whether -- if the board grants <br />20 Mr. Anderson's motion this -- the adjudicatory <br />21 hearing on whether or not there was a legitimate <br />22 NOV issued, it would go forward tomorrow, and if <br />23 it -- or -- and the question is whether that's <br />24 going to happen or whether you're going to <br />25 reschedule for a new hearing. <br />