Administrative Review

Administrative review is a process where a government agency reassesses its decisions or actions to ensure they comply with laws and regulations. This review can involve examining the evidence, legal standards, and procedures used in the original decision. It's often used by individuals or organizations that feel wronged by a decision, such as denied benefits or permits. By conducting an administrative review, the agency aims to ensure fairness, accountability, and transparency, allowing for corrections if any mistakes or oversights are identified. This process helps maintain public trust in governmental operations.