May I file a revised proposed alternative?
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(a) Within 20 days after issuance of the ALJ's decision under § 1.660, you may file with NFS, at the appropriate address provided in § 1.612(a)(1), a revised proposed alternative condition if:
(1) You previously filed a proposed alternative that met the requirements of § 1.671; and
(2) Your revised proposed alternative is designed to respond to one or more findings of fact by the ALJ.
(b) Your revised proposed alternative must:
(1) Satisfy the content requirements for a proposed alternative under § 1.671(b); and
(2) Identify the specific ALJ finding(s) to which the revised proposed alternative is designed to respond and how the revised proposed alternative differs from the original alternative.
(c) Filing a revised proposed alternative will constitute a withdrawal of the previously filed proposed alternative.
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