1. The time and place stated in the citation for the hearing must afford the alleged offender a reasonable opportunity to prepare an appropriate defense.
2. The alleged offender is entitled at the hearing:
(a) To the assistance of counsel.
(b) To present witnesses and offer evidence on the alleged offender’s behalf.
(c) To argue orally in person or by counsel, within such reasonable limits as may be imposed by the presiding officer of the House, and to submit written arguments.