The EMS Board or the administrative law judge, as appropriate, may hold a prehearing conference to resolve matters preliminary to the hearing. The EMS Board or the administrative law judge, as appropriate, may require the parties to submit information before the prehearing conference. The EMS Board or the administrative law judge, as appropriate, may order that each party make available to the other parties the names and written reports of experts and other witnesses the party expects to call as well as copies of the documents that will be used for direct examination during the hearing. Failure to comply in good faith with this order is grounds to refuse to admit: A report of that expert; or Any document not furnished to the other parties. A prehearing conference may be convened to address the following matters: Factual and legal issues; Stipulations and admissions of fact; Stipulations as to the authenticity and admissibility of documents; Requests for official notice; Identification and exchange of documentary evidence; Admissibility of evidence; Identification and qualification of witnesses; Motions; Discovery disputes; Order of presentation; Scheduling; Settlement possibilities or conferences; and Any other matter than will promote the orderly and prompt conduct of the hearing. Conduct. At the discretion of the EMS Board or the administrative law judge, as appropriate, all or part of the prehearing conference may be recorded. The prehearing conference may be conducted by telephone, video, or other electronic means. Prehearing Orders. The EMS Board or the administrative law judge, as appropriate, may issue a prehearing order addressing any matter raised at the prehearing conference. The prehearing order is part of the record. Whether or not a prehearing conference is held, the EMS Board or the administrative law judge, as appropriate, may issue a prehearing order to regulate the conduct of the proceedings. All parties shall be bound by the EMS Board's or administrative law judge's prehearing order regardless of whether a party attends a prehearing conference.