Whenever notice is taken of a material fact,the agency must give the parties anopportunity to disprove the truth of the fact noticed.

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This is known as the "opportunity to be heard" or "opportunity to rebut" principle, which requires agencies to provide parties with an opportunity to present evidence, arguments, or objections before making decisions based on noticed material facts. This principle is a fundamental aspect of due process and ensures fairness in administrative proceedings.

Whenever Notice Is Taken of a Material Fact,the Agency Must