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IN THE MATTER OF * * * * * * WASHINGTON ADVENTIST HOSPITAL, INC. Docket No. 13152349 * * * * * * * * BEFORE THE MARYLAND HEALTH CARE COMMISSION * * * * * HOLY CROSS HOSPITAL OF SILVER SPRINGS EXCEPTIONS

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What is exceptions to recommended decision?

Exceptions to recommended decision are objections or disagreements filed by a party in response to a decision or recommendation made by a judge or administrative official.

Who is required to file exceptions to recommended decision?

Parties involved in a legal proceeding that are dissatisfied with a decision or recommendation may file exceptions to recommended decision.

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Exceptions to recommended decision are typically filled out in a formal written document that outlines the specific objections or disagreements with the decision made.

What is the purpose of exceptions to recommended decision?

The purpose of exceptions to recommended decision is to provide parties with an opportunity to challenge or request modifications to a decision before it becomes final.

What information must be reported on exceptions to recommended decision?

Exceptions to recommended decision should include a clear explanation of the objections or disagreements, supporting evidence or reasoning, and any proposed modifications.