HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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(II) WITH THE CONSENT OF THE INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE, SUBMIT A SWORN STATEMENT OR OTHER DOCUMENTARY
EVIDENCE.

(3) WITH THE CONSENT OF A MAJORITY OF THE MEMBERS OF
THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE, ANY OTHER PERSON MAY TESTIFY OR
SUBMIT A SWORN STATEMENT OR OTHER DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE.

(E)  OATH.

(1)  AT A HEARING, A PERSON SHALL TESTIFY UNDER OATH
UNLESS, BY A MAJORITY VOTE OF THE MEMBERS WHO ARE PRESENT AT THE
HEARING, THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE WAIVES THE REQUIREMENT FOR
THE PERSON.

(2)  ANY MEMBER OF THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE MAY
ADMINISTER AN OATH.

(F)  COUNSEL.

(1)  COUNSEL MAY ACCOMPANY A WITNESS AT A HEARING AND
ADVISE THE WITNESS OF THE RIGHTS OF THE WITNESS.

(2)  AN INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE MAY SET LIMITS TO
PREVENT OBSTRUCTION OF OR INTERFERENCE WITH THE ORDERLY CONDUCT
OF THE HEARING.

(G)  PROPOSED QUESTIONS.

(1)  A WITNESS AT A HEARING OR COUNSEL FOR THE WITNESS
MAY SUBMIT TO THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE A PROPOSED QUESTION,
FOR THE WITNESS OR ANY OTHER WITNESS.

(2)  THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE SHALL ASK THE
QUESTION IF THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE CONSIDERS THE QUESTION
APPROPRIATE TO THE SUBJECT MATTER OF THE HEARING.

(H) RECORD; TRANSCRIPT.

(1)  AN INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE SHALL HAVE A RECORD
MADE OF EACH HEARING.

(2)  THE RECORD SHALL INCLUDE:

(I)  EACH RULING OF THE PRESIDING OFFICER;

(II)  EACH QUESTION OF THE INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE AND ITS STAFF;

(III)  THE TESTIMONY AND RESPONSES OF EACH
WITNESS;

(IV)  EACH SWORN STATEMENT OR OTHER DOCUMENTARY
EVIDENCE THAT THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE PERMITS A PERSON TO
SUBMIT; AND