(a) CMS may review any new evidence that is submitted, regardless of whether the Board has stayed the proceedings, including but not limited to new evidence:

(1) Submitted with the initial complaint;

(2) Submitted with an amended complaint;

(3) Produced during discovery;

(4) Produced when the Board consults with scientific and clinical experts; and

(5) Presented during any hearing.

(b) CMS may submit a statement regarding whether the new evidence is significant under §426.340, by a deadline set by the Board.


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