Who needs to file a request for notice if they want to be informed of upcoming hearings?

Individuals affiliated with an organization may need to file a request for notice if they want to be informed of upcoming hearings. This is pertinent because these individuals typically represent the interests of their organizations and need to stay informed about proceedings that may affect them or their stakeholders.

Filing a request for notice allows representatives to receive pertinent information, ensuring that they can participate appropriately and advocate for their organization's interests. This process is essential for transparency and engagement in legal or regulatory matters where organizational representation is necessary.

Other categories of individuals—such as random members of the public, employees of the Department, and lawyers—do not have the same established need or automatic right to receive notices specifically because of their roles or affiliations, unless they take specific actions to ensure they are informed.