39 CFR Appendix A to Part 3020
Pro Forma N-Case Procedural Schedule
November 6, 2020
Open Table
| Line | Action | Day number |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pre-Filing Consultations1 | n/a. |
| 2 | Commission Order2 | n/a. |
| 3 | Filing of Postal Service Request | 0. |
| 4 | Commission Notice and Order3 | 1-3. |
| 5 | Technical Conference | 10. |
| 6 | Participant Discovery on Postal Service Case Ends | 28. |
| 7 | Responses to Participant Discovery on Postal Service Case | 35. |
| 8 | Participants Confirm Intent to File a Rebuttal Case | 37.4 |
| 9 | Filing of Rebuttal Cases (if submitted) | 42. |
| 10 | Deadline for Motions to Leave to File Surrebuttal | 44.5 |
| 11 | Deadline for Answers to Motions for Surrebuttal | 46. |
| 12 | Filing of Surrebuttal Cases (if authorized) | 49.6 |
| 13 | Hearings: | |
| Hearings (with no Rebuttal Cases) | 42-44. | |
| Hearings (with Rebuttal Cases, but no requests for leave to file Surrebuttal Cases) | 49-51. | |
| Hearings (with Rebuttal Cases and requests for leave to file Surrebuttal Cases) | 54-56. | |
| 14 | Initial Briefs | (7 days after conclusion of hearings). |
| 15 | Reply Briefs | (7 days after filing of Initial Briefs). |
| 16 | Target Issuance Date of Advisory Opinion | 90. |
1The Postal Service would initiate pre-filing consultations and would file a notice with the Commission of such consultations prior to their commencement.
2This order would appoint a Public Representative.
3This notice and order would announce the Postal Service request, set a deadline for interventions, set a date for a technical conference, and establish a procedural schedule.
4If no participant elects to file a rebuttal case, hearings begin on Day 42.
5If no surrebuttal cases are requested, hearings begin on Day 49.
6If one or more surrebuttal cases are requested (whether or not authorized by the Commission), hearings begin on Day 54.
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