(1) Notwithstanding ORS § 9.320 and 823.031 (2), an individual who is not an attorney may represent that individual or other persons who consent to such representation at any proceeding before the Department of Transportation involving the regulation of transportation matters pursuant to ORS Chapter 825.

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(2) Notwithstanding ORS § 9.320 and 823.031 (2), an individual who is not an attorney may represent that individual or labor organizations, railroads, motor carriers or government agencies who consent to such representation in any proceeding before the department involving the regulation of transportation matters pursuant to ORS § 824.020 to 824.042, 824.050 to 824.110 and 824.200 to 824.256.

(3) Notwithstanding ORS § 9.320 and 823.031 (2), an individual who is not an attorney may represent that individual or other persons who consent to such representation in any proceeding before the department involving the regulation of transportation matters pursuant to ORS Chapter 826.

(4) Any compromises, agreements, admissions, stipulations, statements of fact or other such action taken by the representative at any such proceeding is binding on those represented to the same extent as if done by an attorney. A person so represented may not thereafter claim that any such proceeding was legally defective because the person was not represented by an attorney.

(5) As used in this section, ‘attorney’ has the meaning for that term provided in ORS § 9.005. [1995 c.733 § 36a; 2013 c.482 § 1]