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The time limit for the HO to decide a representation (60 days) starts from the:

A. Date of the cause of action
B. Date the EO took action
C. Date of filing the representation
D. Date of the first hearing
Correct Answer: C. Date of filing the representation

The time limit for the Hearing Officer (HO) to decide a representation (60 days) starts from the Date of filing the representation. This is the standard and most logical starting point for any administrative or legal timeline, as it marks the official initiation of the process. It provides clarity and fairness to all parties involved, ensuring that the clock for resolution begins when the matter is formally brought before the HO. Starting from the date of the cause of action, EO's action, or the first hearing would introduce ambiguity and inconsistency in the procedural timeline.

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