HAR §8-62-24. Intervention in proceeding

(a) In any proceeding other than representation proceedings, a petition to intervene and become a party thereto shall be submitted in writing to the board. (b) The petition shall contain the following: (1) Nature of petitioner's statutory or other right; (2) Nature and extent of petitioner's interest; (3) Effect of any decision in the proceeding on petitioner's interest; (4) Other means available whereby petitioner's interest may be protected; (5) Extent petitioner's interest may be represented by existing parties; (6) Extent petitioner's participation can assist in development of a sound record; (7) Extent petitioner's participation will broaden the issue or delay the proceeding; (8) Extent petitioner's interest in the proceeding differs from that of the general public; and (9) How the petitioner's intervention would serve the public interest. (c) The original and five copies of the petition with certificate of service on all parties, shall be filed with the board. (d) Intervention shall not be granted except on averments which are reasonably pertinent to the issues already presented but do not unduly broaden them. If intervention is granted, the petitioner thereby becomes an intervenor and a party to the proceeding to the degree indicated by the order allowing intervention. [Eff 6/11/2010] (Auth: HRS §§302A-1112, 76-14, 76-47) (Imp: HRS §§76-14, 76-47) 　 SUBCHAPTER 3 RULES APPLICABLE TO RULE MAKING PROCEDURES