After receipt of a timely request for a hearing, the Administration shall schedule a hearing as soon as practicable. The hearing officer or their designee shall notify the party: Of the date, time, and location of hearing; Of the statutory and regulatory authority of the Administration’s action or proposed action; That the party may present witnesses and documents at the hearing; That the failure to appear for the scheduled hearing may nonetheless result in a final decision or order issued by the final decision maker; Of any applicable deadlines for submission of a prehearing statement, motion, or exchange of hearing exhibits; and If the hearing is by telephone, video, or other electronic means, of instructions on how to appear for the hearing. Upon request by a party, witness, or representative who cannot hear, speak, or understand the spoken or written English language, the Administration shall provide a qualified interpreter during the proceeding in which the party, witness, or representative is participating as required by the Americans with Disabilities Act.