GRAZING PROCEEDURES (INSIDE AND OUTSIDE 4.470 Appeal to administrative law judge; 4.471 Time and place of hearing; notice; in- 4.472 Authority of administrative law judge. 4.474 Conduct of hearing; reporter's fees; 4.475 Findings of fact and decision by ad- ministrative law judge: Notice; submis- sion to Board of Land Appeals for deci- 4.476 Appeals to the Board of Land Appeals. Subpart J-Special Rules Applicable to Appeals Concerning Federal Oil and Gas Royalties and Related Matters 4.901 What is the purpose of this subpart? 4.902 What appeals are subject to this sub- 4.903 What definitions apply to this sub- 4.904 When does my appeal commence and 4.905 What if a due date falls on a day the Department or relevant office is not open 4.906 What if the Department does not issue a decision by the date my appeal ends? 4.907 What if an IBLA decision requires MMS or a delegated State to recalculate 4.908 What is the administrative record for 4.1193 Burden of proof in suspension or rev- 4.1194 Determination by the administrative APPLICATIONS FOR REVIEW OF ALLEGED DIS- CRIMINATORY ACTS UNDER SECTION 703 OF 4.1200 Filing of the application for review with the Office of Hearings and Appeals. 4.1201 Request for scheduling of a hearing. 4.1202 Response to request for the sched- 4.1203 Application for temporary relief from functions of the Secretary. Principal components of the Office include: (a) A Hearings Division comprised of administrative law judges who are authorized to conduct hearings in cases required by law to be conducted pursuant to 5 U.S.C. 554, and hearings in other cases arising under statutes and regulations of the Department, including rule making hearings, and (b) Appeals Boards, shown below, with administrative jurisdiction and special procedural rules as indicated. General rules applicable to all types of proceedings are set forth in subpart B of this part. Therefore, for information as to applicable rules, reference should be made to the special rules in the subpart relating to the particular type of proceeding, as indicated, and to the general rules in subpart B of this part. Wherever there is any conflict between one of the general rules in subpart B of this part and a special rule in another subpart applicable to a particular type of proceeding, the special rule will govern. Reference should be made also to the governing laws, substantive regulations and policies of the Department relating to the proceeding. In addition, reference should be made to part 1 of this subtitle which regulates practice before the Department of the Interior. (1) Board of Contract Appeals. The Board considers and decides finally for the Department appeals to the head of the Department from findings of fact or decisions by contracting officers of any bureau or office of the Department, wherever situated, or any field installation thereof, and orders and conducts hearings as necessary. Special regulations applicable to proceedings before the Board are contained in subpart C of this part. (2) Board of Indian Appeals. The Board decides finally for the Department appeals to the head of the Department pertaining to: (i) Administrative actions of officials of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, issued under 25 CFR chapter I, except as limited in 25 CFR chapter I or §4.330 of this part, and (ii) Orders and decisions of Administrative Law Judges in Indian probate matters other than those involving estates of the Five Civilized Tribes of Indians. The Board also decides such |